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(Incorporated Association) Yureun Kim Jeo Memorial Foundation (Kim Su-gil)Hangeulgasa
Sharing thoughts on one’s life after returning to the hometown (Hanyang)
Gyeongyeokga. Gwanneomeo saegogaereul25.5×203.5㎝19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
(Incorporated Association) Yureun Kim Jeo Memorial Foundation (Kim Bo-gyeong)HangeulgasaHwajeonga-ryu. Front part missing. Yecheon region, partially damaged20.3×367.0㎝20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Clan head residence in Beolbang, Yu clan from GangneungHangeulgasaFront part missing. Uri Insaeng22.3×126.3㎝20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Clan head residence in Beolbang, Yu clan from Gangneung□yeogaGyoyeogara, given to Yeongwang, the granddaughter who’s getting married25.1×276.4㎝20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of the eldest grandson of Lord Joonghoon lineage, Son clan from GyeongjuDaemyeongboksugaYear of Showa 4 (1929)10.0×10.5㎝1929Stitch-boundThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of the eldest grandson of Lord Joonghoon lineage, Son clan from GyeongjuDaemyeongboksugaYear of Mujin (1929) Jo Hong-chan, Cover Page Annotation: January 17th in the year of Mujin14.8×10.4㎝1929Stitch-boundThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Jeong Sang-yeol, Descendants in Hanap, Jeong clan from GyeongjuMusogimssi sedeokgaJeongbuga (March 2nd) Hanbyeongyeokgyodok anjyuil (Gapjidongjitdal nisiponil byeolgaseora) Musogimssisedeokgara (Samwol 10il matchim) Namdaemuneul yeolgoboni (Gyesanyeonsawol sibilil)32.8×27.3㎝1953Stitch-boundThe Korean Studies Institute
Leading families descended from Baekburam, Chilgye, Choe Clan from GyeongjuHangeulgasaHanaengga sajyeok chojeon, damaged copy31.7×21.0㎝20CStitch-boundThe Korean Studies Institute
Boinjae Residence, Yi clan from GoseongDosanbyeolgokGasa written by Yeomwa Jo Seong-sin (1765~1835) in Hangeul, a representative work transcribed and recited by women16.5×86.5㎝1851 or 1911ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Boinjae Residence, Yi clan from GoseongBukchyeongaGwageoreul hageodeolnang chyeongchunui anihago26.0×400.0㎝Est. 19CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Boinjae Residence, Yi clan from GoseongHangeulgasaDamaged, Rear side: Munwunmundapga13.5×1427.0㎝Est. 20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Yi Dong-geon, Yi clan from GoseongHanseong sijyeolgaThe 4285th year of Korean Dangun Calendar (1952), May18.0×412.0㎝1952ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Leading families descended from Lord Damam, Kim clan from GwangsanHwajeongaKimsheondaleui ttal sugyeong, eojibam ganeunbieun hongjineul ssisheogami23.0×1072.2㎝1913ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Head family descended from Hoam, Jeong clan from NajuJungbansongbyeolJongban ibyeol. Moved to Manchuria in the year of Eulhae (1935). Given to the cousin leaving to a remote foreign land23.2×736.0㎝1937ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Head family descended from Hoam, Jeong clan from NajuJeongyeonggaCheongyangga. Faulty copy of Cheongryangga. 1930-40s, Cover: Gajeongjinheungyoram18.3×12.3㎝1930-40sStitch-boundThe Korean Studies Institute
Head family descended from Hoam, Jeong clan from NajuDosanbyeolgaTaebaeksan narinmuri hyeongjisani20.8×216.5㎝19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of Baekdam, Gu clan from NeungseongHwajeongaHamulmyeo uriyeoja geuani deoukgaryeon, upper part damaged25.1×239.0㎝1868 or 1928ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of Baekdam, Gu clan from NeungseongHunmingaYoshunsheongdeok nashinhuoe samgangoryun balgatdora19.3×221.0㎝19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of Baekdam, Gu clan from NeungseongHunminga24.9×264.0㎝19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of Baekdam, Gu clan from NeungseongHangeulgasaNeomochin bulsanghada neoeui woejo, beginning part damaged24.0×915.2㎝19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of Baekdam, Gu clan from NeungseongGyeyeogaYeoaya deureobara chinjeongeul hajikhago, partially damaged28.2×254.8㎝19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Woo Eui-ha, Woo clan from DanyangHaebanggaSeoreuninsaengilsaengga, eumyangohaeng jeonggibada wuriinsaeng samgyeoseuni, partially damaged23.6×594.4㎝20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Woo Eui-ha, Woo clan from DanyangGwanhaerokWuriinsaengdeura gasoropgi geujieopda, bottom part damaged25.8×438.4㎝20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Woo Eui-ha, Woo clan from DanyangHangeulgasaGasa on travelling, bottom part damaged23.5×334.0㎝20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Woo Eui-ha, Woo clan from DanyangHwashugaRaesenan sinmiseyo jeolsenan jungchunira, Cheongmyeongdapga・Cheongmyeongga23.8×688.0㎝1931ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Seo Jeong-sik, Seo clan from DalseongManshunyeongaGyeongsangdo Sasinnilgwandaegurado hyobunan yeongnami jaeilgura29.0×19.8㎝1857Stitch-boundThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Seo Jeong-sik, Seo clan from DalseongHaemonggaCheonjigan manmuljyungui yuinni19.8×369.2㎝19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Jeong Su-man, Jeong clan from DongnaeDugyeonmundapseolhwagaraPartially damaged30.7×196.0㎝19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Jeong Su-man, Jeong clan from DongnaeHangeulgasaRecords of the deceased Ms. Park Su-yeon of Dojin, Gopyeong, partially damaged27.3×261.6㎝19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Ildang, Lord Gunsu Lineage, Park clan from MiryangHanyanggaDifferent copy32.0×25.0㎝20CStitch-boundThe Korean Studies Institute
Old House of Gyeongheon, Descendants in Songjeong, Park clan from MiryangDodeokga, etc.Ulsan. December 21st in the year of Gapja (1924), both Hangeul and Chinese characters used19.0×129.0㎝1924ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of the eldest grandson of Lord Dongpyeong, Kim clan from Andong in BonghwaChyupunggambyeolgokSeogi: The third year of Daisho (1914) on November 28th in the year of Gapin30.0×25.8㎝1914Stitch-boundThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Maejeong, Seongjae Lineage, Geum clan from BonghwaEunsagaInaemomi sheongjyanghue iridoeljul nuiarya, upper part damaged25.7×342.0㎝20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of Geondeokjae, Lord Simhoe Lineage, Kim clan from SuwonSachingaMarch in the year of Imshin, Yeojayuhaengga16.0×660.0㎝1932ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of Geondeokjae, Lord Simhoe Lineage, Kim clan from SuwonHangeulgasaPartially damaged29.5×20.0㎝19-20CStitch-boundThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Haejeo in Gail, Gwon Clan from AndongHangeulgasaAdumyeon baeknari pyeonhanani, missing some volumes33.2×19.7㎝1948Stitch-boundThe Korean Studies Institute
Head family descended from
Songso in Waryong,
Gwon clan from Andong
GyemaegaOesalhalsa19.0×790.0㎝19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Head family descended from Songso in Waryong, Gwon clan from AndongSigolnyeoja sheoreunsajeongJeongsa eumowol nyeomyukil matdul jongsimoe24.3×1219.1㎝1917ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Head family descended from Songso in Waryong, Gwon clan from AndongChyupunggambyeolgokNyuksipnyukse, jeongyu chupalwolisippalil22.9×626.5㎝1957ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of Sugok, Gwon clan from AndongNunmulppurin IbyeolgaNunmulppurin ibyeolga, partially damaged17.5×351.0㎝19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of Sugok, Gwon clan from AndongDapchunga, etc.Japanese colonial period, partially damaged18.0×672.0㎝1933ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of Yanguidang, Gwon clan from AndongChungcheongaJapanese colonial period, owned by Ado Gwon Hyeok-cheol (亞島 權赫哲)18.0×1481.7㎝20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Old House of Nuljae, Lord Hyeonnyeong Lineage, Song clan from YaseongHangeulgasaSeuropgo, partially damaged21.0×250.0㎝20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Hanseongjubu Lineage, Song clan of YangjuGunsanwolniaewongaBunyeesiljeogi24.5×872.0㎝1960ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Hanseongjubu Lineage, Song clan of YangjuHangeulgasaHusheyujeoneul natseuni, partially damaged18.0×478.0㎝19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Head family descended from Siksan, Yi clan of YeonanGasaByeongjagok, partially damaged21.5×1082.0㎝1876ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Yeonggam, Goesi lineage, Nam clan from YeongyangHoehongyeongilsimhoerokHoehongyeongchukga of 1968. Gasa composed by a daughter to commemorate the 60th wedding anniversary of her parents19.6×569.3㎝1968ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Yeonggam, Goesi lineage, Nam clan from YeongyangGwanhaegaThe year of Eulmi (1955)23.2×281.3㎝1955ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Yeonggam, Goesi lineage, Nam clan from YeongyangJeoneuiyissisedeokgaBaekdusan naerin yongi joseoncheonji baepanhani27.2×142.3㎝20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Gwanggyejeong House in Yeonghae, Nam clan from YeongyangSugyeonggaChukhahaja gwonssijoeui chukhahaja15.6×343.5㎝1940ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Gwanggyejeong House in Yeonghae, Nam clan from YeongyangSeungigaGasa related to Yutnori. Composed after winning the Cheoksadaehoe18.5×571.0㎝1954ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Head family descended from Samhyu, Jeong clan from Ocheon in YeongcheonSongsuga1966, composed by Sungjuoesaeng (son-in-law)20.0×155.7㎝1966ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Head family descended from Samhyu, Jeong clan from Ocheon in YeongcheonNyujeongaYear of Imsul壬戌年 (1922)21.5×220.2㎝1922ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Head family descended from Samhyu, Jeong clan from Ocheon in YeongcheonHangeulgasa1952, partially damaged22.8×215.3㎝1952ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Head family descended from Samhyu, Jeong clan from Ocheon in YeongcheonHwan□dapgaHwanyeongdapga, partially damaged27.3×487.6㎝1961ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Head family descended from Samhyu, Jeong clan from Ocheon in YeongcheonSongshuga196620.9×222.2㎝1966ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Head family descended from Samhyu, Jeong clan from Ocheon in YeongcheonHwashugaHwashuga, Sangdongga, Sangdongdapga18.7×702.3㎝Est. 20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Head family descended from Samhyu, Jeong clan from Ocheon in YeongcheonHangeulgasa30.8×485.1㎝Est. 20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Sangjanggun Lineage, Yi clan from YeongcheonChilseokga12 pieces including Chilseok, Hwajeon, Nakbin, Baekbal, Dodeok, Jeseok, Sachin, Haemong, Oksil, Heonsu, Nongjang, Wonbyeol, and Nakru, March in the year of Imshin (1932) Hwang Sun-gi31.7×21.0㎝1932Stitch-boundThe Korean Studies Institute
Sangjanggun Lineage, Yi clan from YeongcheonHwashugaHwangiga, Yeochinga, Sahyeongga, Sojiga, Sachincheokga, damaged copy22.5×31.5㎝20CStitch-boundThe Korean Studies Institute
Sangjanggun Lineage, Yi clan from YeongcheonDaemyeongboksugaJanuary in the year of Jeongmyo, Jo Chang-heon of Imgo-myeon, Yeongcheon-gun, Cover Page Annotation: January 13th in the year of Jeongmyo14.0×19.9㎝1927Stitch-boundThe Korean Studies Institute
Sangjanggun Lineage, Yi clan from YeongcheonSachingaSachinga, Yeojatan, Yeojatanira, Yeoahungisa, Nobuinga, Nosukindasaga, Cover Page Annotation: March 9th in the year of Sinmi (辛未三月草九日), April in the year of Imshin at Deoksan-sa Temple (德山舍), March 9th in the year of Sinmi by Ms. Hwang of Jangsu28.7×19.9㎝1931, 1932Stitch-boundThe Korean Studies Institute
Sangjanggun Lineage, Yi clan from YeongcheonHangeulgasaMojeongbujeong29.7×446.4㎝Est. 20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of Ungok, Yi clan from YeongcheonGuwolhyangsangaComposed after marrying aunt off to Sangju22.7×615.3㎝20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of Ungok, Yi clan from YeongcheonMangbuseokgasa24.6×1311.2㎝Est. 20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of Ungok, Yi clan from YeongcheonHwaryugaTranscribed by Oenaedaek of Jukmu, Undudang on March in the year of Gyeongshin (1920)16.0×461.5㎝1920ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of Ungok, Yi clan from YeongcheonYeojagyoyukgaTranscribed by Oenaedak of Bondudang17.0×635.2㎝Est. 20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of Ungok, Yi clan from YeongcheonHoehonangchukgaComposed by Sonwunsaedaek21.7×267.3㎝Est. 20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of Ungok, Yi clan from YeongcheonJanyeohungyerokSangdyugomo22.5×677.0㎝Est. 20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of Ungok, Yi clan from YeongcheonChueokgamPyeonghaegasa written in Hangeul27.7×416.3㎝Est. 20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of Ungok, Yi clan from YeongcheonOknyeosaTranscribed by Oenaedaek of Undudang27.2×1821.8㎝Est. 20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of Ungok, Yi clan from YeongcheonHangeulgasaTranscribed on US National Affairs issued on May 16th, 1955, partially damaged26.5×510.5㎝1955ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of Ungok, Yi clan from YeongcheonHaneuli ChangjohasinReminiscing one’s life. Written at the 60th birthday24.1×93.5㎝Est. 20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of Ungok, Yi clan from YeongcheonDaphwasugaPartially damaged24.2×412.1㎝Est. 20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of Ungok, Yi clan from YeongcheonSigolyeojagiSigolyeoja seoleun sajeong19.5×1055.0㎝1924ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of Ungok, Yi clan from YeongcheonGisanyeonmaeng Indeokdamgyeongeun26.2×109.4㎝1929ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of Ungok, Yi clan from YeongcheonMulsaneuiNote saying ‘Mother’s handwriting, take good care‘.31.2×19.5㎝20CStitch-boundThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of Ungok, Yi clan from YeongcheonHwaryugokOenaedaek of Undudang15.8×194.2㎝20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Head family descended from Inryang, Lord Seongam lineage, Baek clan from Daeheung in YeonghaeHangeulgasa(Malmi)eotji boljieoda, 148 pages29.0×18.0㎝20CStitch-boundThe Korean Studies Institute
Head family descended from Inryang, Lord Seongam lineage, Baek clan from Daeheung in YeonghaeGohyangeuibyeolga105 pages30.5×19.3㎝20CStitch-boundThe Korean Studies Institute
Head family descended from Inryang, Lord Seongam lineage, Baek clan from Daeheung in YeonghaeBokchyukhaneunnaiCover title, beginning: Chyeonjiganeui saramgwa mimuli26.5×29.0㎝20CStitch-boundThe Korean Studies Institute
Head family descended from Inryang, Lord Seongam lineage, Baek clan from Daeheung in YeonghaeSigolyeojaseolheunsajeong32.5×25.0㎝20CStitch-boundThe Korean Studies Institute
Daesoheon House, Park clan from Muan in YeonghaeHangeulgasaSanchyeoneun, beginning part damaged18.6×386.0㎝Est. 19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Daesoheon House, Park clan from Muan in YeonghaeNyohoegaCheondangeui doragamyeon neohaedeul doeurira21.0×410.5㎝20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Daesoheon House, Park clan from Muan in YeonghaeBaekbalgaIpalchyeongchun21.5×405.0㎝20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Daesoheon House, Park clan from Muan in YeonghaeHangeulgasaSishe giyusipwolsail25.0×432.0㎝1909ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Daesoheon House, Park clan from Muan in YeonghaeHangeulgasaSamguk jyeokchaegan, beginning part damaged19.0×528.5㎝Est. 19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Daesoheon House, Park clan from Muan in YeonghaeShohoegaBeginning part damaged, (gyeolsa) gogwandaejyaki malnoeui pyeirira27.3×217.5㎝20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Daesoheon House, Park clan from Muan in YeonghaeHangeulgasa19.3×119.0㎝20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Daesoheon House, Park clan from Muan in YeonghaeJeongbuinjangssijeonBeginning part damaged, seonsaengeui hakjoral24.3×480.0㎝20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Daesoheon House, Park clan from Muan in YeonghaeSahyanggaTwo different pieces18.7×923.0㎝20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Daesoheon House, Park clan from Muan in YeonghaeHoehontanbokgapartially damaged21.5×700.5㎝20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Gansong Library, Jonjae lineage, Yi clan from Jaeryeong in YeonghaeHangeulgasaGeomeunmeori baekbaltorok, beginning part damaged22.4×618.0㎝20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Old House of Yanggo, Chunghyodang lineage, Yi clan in YeanGasaGasa on the Japanese invasion of Korea in 1592, both Hangeul and Chinese characters used15.7×218.0㎝Est. 19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Head family descended from Maesan, Jeong clan from YeongilYuramgaYiwolsipili tteonasheo, partially damaged13.0×283.0㎝20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Seongam, Jo clan from Hanyang in YecheonHangeulgasaNojeongeui wuri heungchwi jeilno21.7×469.7㎝20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Seongam, Jo clan from Hanyang in YecheonHangeulgasaGyohunga. Hanmaleul deuleunama, damaged copy (破本)19.6×44.5㎝20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Yi Sang-gyu, Yi clan from WansanDosanbyeolgokMunwolga·Yeokdaega·Chyeongchyeonga·Nakbinga·Eobusa, Record on the location stored: Bonghwa Yugok26.0×707.3㎝19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Yi Sang-gyu, Yi clan from WansanHwachyunSewoli sinsokhayeo24.2×724.4㎝20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Yi Sang-gyu, Yi clan from WansanHwashugaGiyu yukilshyunyukil, hungyegasa·igyang sumo hangara·sheosinjyeonsongga31.0×940.0㎝1909ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of Lord Pyeongjae Lineage, Yi clan from JaeryeongHangeulgasaFront part missing. Haehari27.0×1011.0㎝20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Hugye Lineage, Yi clan from JaeryeongDapsachingaEowa bangawun, transcribed after the content of 17.5×199.6㎝20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Hugye Lineage, Yi clan from JaeryeongHwajyeongaGabohjyeongwol imhahyeon Odae (梧臺) eseo, bottom part damaged11.8×616.0㎝1954ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Hugye Lineage, Yi clan from JaeryeongJosonbyeolseoTranscribed on February 1st on the year of Byeongoh, omaebulmang halminan eokmannusuroseohanora23.0×554.5㎝1966ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Ryu Chang-seok, Ryu clan from JeonjuChyeonsanbyeolgokEoruwa jokuna cheonsanbyeolgye chajeogalga jiryeongsanni jumaegio gyemyeongsani andaeroda23.5×55.5㎝20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Ryu Chang-seok, Ryu clan from JeonjuRyuramgaEowa beotnimnaeya inaemalsam deureosiyo geongoni jyeongwihago taegeuki jopanhueui22.7×390.0㎝Est. 19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Ryu Chang-seok, Ryu clan from JeonjuDodeokgaEowa beonnimnaeya jipgugyeong gajasheora jipisa mankeonmaneon chajagaljip dareurira31.0×162.0㎝Est. 19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Ryu Chang-seok, Ryu clan from JeonjuMangwolgaSeulpu wuriinsaeng igatchi kkumgathalga busaengbaekyeok ireusina iljoilsheok chyunmongira24.0×251.5㎝Est. 19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Ryu Chang-seok, Ryu clan from JeonjuHwajyeondapgaHwaryuchunpung shewujunge nyuinhaengnak ttaemachowa chyunpungi ianninga22.7×207.0㎝Est. 19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Ryu Chang-seok, Ryu clan from JeonjuHwajyeongaMarch 17th in the year of Imja, Shejae imjayo siwuk samchunira jyangjee dusheonhwaga soricheo beotbureunda22.5×207.0㎝1912ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Ryu Chang-seok, Ryu clan from JeonjuSeongwonbyeolgok (Wonbyeolgok)Yeonggasheong dongpyeoneuro ageosan banryunsinwol chyeongyonbaekho chwibyeongdoego shedeoksa geuiyangsheowon20.8×399.5㎝1922ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Ryu Chang-seok, Ryu clan from JeonjuUlhaechukdapgaAssiye shubuneuro yongyongdaepil eulhaechyunni bangwonhwashu hyanggeuidama sachyeoleuireul geonnaewasheo22.0×756.0㎝Est. 19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Ryu Chang-seok, Ryu clan from JeonjuWonbyeoldapgaMarch in the year of Gyeongja, eowuwa joheulsigo imalsam deureoboni shugokchon chinwubbuni sindeut iwonjyeongeul28.0×167.5㎝1900ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Ryu Chang-seok, Ryu clan from JeonjuSangwongaEowashewol joheulsanan jayupyeongdeung shewol▩ra yojiilwol shunjigeongon taepyeongyeonwol ttaegawatna24.5×541.0㎝Est. 19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Ryu Chang-seok, Ryu clan from JeonjuByeoljigaByeoljiga (別地歌), transcribed by Kim Myeong-han on January 17th on the year of Mujin21.2×1076.0㎝1928ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Ryu Chang-seok, Ryu clan from JeonjuMangwolga·NongjanggaSeulpuda wuniinsaeng igatchi25.0×29.0㎝Est. 19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Ryu Chang-seok, Ryu clan from JeonjuBuingwonjangga1963 (1693) April 33th, eowasesang buinnimnae inaemalsam deuleoboso taejoihu obaekyeoyeon sejongdaewang janghansaeop22.5×405.5㎝1963ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Ryu Chang-seok, Ryu clan from JeonjuHwajyeongaMusimheosin namjadeura unimalsam22.0×305.8㎝19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Ryu Chang-seok, Ryu clan from JeonjuChyeonsanbyeolgokEoruwa jokuna cheonsanbyeolgye chajeogalga14.3×104.5㎝19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Ryu Chang-seok, Ryu clan from JeonjuHwajyeongaThe last day of March in the year of Eulhae30.5×97.0㎝1935ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Ryu Chang-seok, Ryu clan from JeonjuImdanghoenyugaApril 29th in the year of Musin, eowa beotnimnaeya inaemalsam deureoboso ijoihu metbaekyeoneul sanghagumun dadohago29.5×330.0㎝1908ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Yeonggam in Baksil, Ryu clan from JeonjuHangeulgasaBeginning part damaged16.7×297.0㎝19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Head family descended from Baekjoram, Ryu clan from JeonjuHoesimgokWangsoneul gwibulgwira. Front part missing50.0×18.5㎝19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Head family descended from Hogowa, Ryu clan from JeonjuSoyarangsheongbyugaChilsipjonan naeuishukbu, partially damaged20.5×837.0㎝19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Yi Hwi, Yi clan from JeonjuWonbyeolga1927. Yi Gil-jo (李吉朝), Chwihani meokionni, Cheonmaekgara, Hanshogara, Transcription History (寫記): Transcribed by Yi Gil-jo in Jeonju (全州李吉朝書) on the year of Jeongmyo (丁卯, 1927), Possession Note (所藏註記): Book owner is Yi Hwi (冊主李輝)28.3×19.8㎝1927Stitch-boundThe Korean Studies Institute
Old House of Bugae, Lord Injae Lineage, Choe clan from JeonjuNotangaGapgapnulrogasheo14.0×221.2㎝Est. 19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Old House of Bugae, Lord Injae Lineage, Choe clan from JeonjuRotandaprokJune 20th in the year of Muin, eowa roinmunneo16.9×576.6㎝1938ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Old House of Bugae, Lord Injae Lineage, Choe clan from JeonjuNotanga18.8×303.3㎝19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Old House of Bugae, Lord Injae Lineage, Choe clan from JeonjuByeongjagaToeboeksanin kimmancho seo, honduni chopanhue cheonjiini galnasheona15.3×656.3㎝19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Old House of Bugae, Lord Injae Lineage, Choe clan from JeonjuSongbyeolaerosaChyunileun hwachanghago ilsini hangahani18.4×332.3㎝19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Old House of Bugae, Lord Injae Lineage, Choe clan from JeonjuSamogaEowa beotnimneya inaeshohoe deureoboso18.4×839.9㎝19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Old House of Bugae, Lord Injae Lineage, Choe clan from JeonjuNissihoesimgokMarch in the year of Sinmi17.4×765.9㎝1931ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Old House of Bugae, Lord Injae Lineage, Choe clan from JeonjuGimnihoehagaGeomjebuinsedeok23.3×370.8㎝19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Old House of Bugae, Lord Injae Lineage, Choe clan from JeonjuSongbyeoldapgaHaepyeong oejongmae, silpuda wuri insaeng24.0×248.0㎝19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Old House of Mugwa, Yi clan from JinseongNyuksipnyuyeonsaGeumyeonhaese imshulio21.3×1106.8㎝1922ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Old House of Mugwa, Yi clan from JinseongChohangaBaekseyeongwoong, partially damaged18.7×346.6㎝19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Old House of Mugwa, Yi clan from JinseongJeonbyeolgaJanuary 20th in the year of Gapin16.2×404.8㎝1914ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Old House of Mugwa, Yi clan from JinseongCheonghoegaCheonghoenok, partially damaged18.8×198.0㎝19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Old House of Mugwa, Yi clan from JinseongBigwanjungdaegyeonShesangi chopanhue chyeonjijigan manmuljungeui21.7×1542.8㎝19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Old House of Mugwa, Yi clan from JinseongHwajeongaGihae samwolhoeil baekwoonjyeongseo nolgo jieun geot. Composed by Kim Hee-dae (金熙大)18.7×568.9㎝1959ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Old House of Mugwa, Yi clan from JinseongNoinsahyanggaEarly January in the year of Muin, partially damaged18.6×658.9㎝1938ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Old House of Mugwa, Yi clan from JinseongChyukshugaChodoachuksuga (初度兒祝壽歌)10.4×232.0㎝19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Old House of Mugwa, Yi clan from JinseongSuyeongyeongchukEowa wuri donggeuideura21.7×921.8㎝19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Head family descended from Wondae, Wonchon Lineage, Yi clan from JinseongHoehyanggaGaboh samwol chanbu, insaengbaeknyeon meoldahandeul eoeongane baekbalira17.0×359.6㎝1954ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Head family descended from Wondae, Wonchon Lineage, Yi clan from JinseongSeonyugaSeonyuga (船遊歌) (Around Daegu・Gyeongbuk region), Musul samwoljyungsun, both Hangeul and Chinese characters used26.5×391.0㎝1908ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Wonchon Lineage, Yi clan from Jinseong (Yi Dong-jin)SinchunhorakgaWritten and transcribed (親作·親筆) by Kwon Suk-hee (權淑熙)22.0×574.0㎝1934ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Wonchon Lineage, Yi clan from Jinseong (Yi Dong-jin)CheoksagokdapgaDongdangeui hyeongjejama chyeoksail, written and transcribed (親作·親筆) by Kwon Suk-hee (權淑熙), August in the year of Gapsul (1934)19.8×363.0㎝1934ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Wonchon Lineage, Yi clan from Jinseong (Yi Dong-jin)SangsagokSangsagok (相思曲)19.0×131.3㎝20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Chilgok, Wonchon Lineage, Yi clan from JinseongYissihoesimgokThe year of Imsul, dongsane soeundaleun naereulwihae ssatseumyeo23.0×312.4㎝1922ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Chilgok, Wonchon Lineage, Yi clan from JinseongChupunggambyeolgok23.0×570.0㎝20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Chilgok, Wonchon Lineage, Yi clan from JinseongYuramgaJanuary in the year of Gapsin, partially damaged23.2×565.0㎝1944ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Chilgok, Wonchon Lineage, Yi clan from JinseongSeokchungaSheokchunga・Gyeonggyega18.0×500.0㎝20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Chilgok, Wonchon Lineage, Yi clan from JinseongSachingaImsul eumjiwolchochilil, jeongwolira sipoile mangwolhanan soyeondeura20.3×275.3㎝1922ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Chilgok, Wonchon Lineage, Yi clan from JinseongHwasudapgaYangdong daetaek daechyeong shurihago jieum13.7×18.5㎝20CScroll(성책)The Korean Studies Institute
House of Gyori, Euiin Lineage, Yi clan from JinseongHanyanggaFaulty copy of Hanyangga. June 3rd in the year of Imin (1902)39.3×28.7㎝1902Stitch-boundThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Yi Gyun-sik, Yi clan from JinseongByeolhoerokJanuary 6th in the year of Gimi20.3×465.3㎝1919ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Geunjae Library, Hagye Lineage, Yi clan from JinseongBukchyeonggaBukchyeongga・Yeojagyeonggyega, partially damaged23.3×936.0㎝20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Geunjae Library, Hagye Lineage, Yi clan from JinseongDaphaenggaCheongyangsanga・Daphaengga, January 9th in the year of Gyechuk, beginning part damaged21.3×588.0㎝1913ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Geunjae Library, Hagye Lineage, Yi clan from JinseongGyeonghoegaGyeongoh sochyun chonyukil, top and bottom part damaged22.5×209.0㎝1930ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Geunjae Library, Hagye Lineage, Yi clan from JinseongSeunghoegaSeunghoega・Seunghoedapga・Nakbinga, January 10th in the year of Imshin22.5×568.0㎝1932ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Geunjae Library, Hagye Lineage, Yi clan from JinseongHangeulgasaTitle (墨書, written in ink), seulpuda naeui jonjae I noraehayeo notgo23.0×988.0㎝19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Geunjae Library, Hagye Lineage, Yi clan from JinseongHunjabugaMyeoneuri myeoneuriya, last day of January in the year of Byeongjin18.0×523.5㎝1916ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Geunjae Library, Hagye Lineage, Yi clan from JinseongBoksheongga19.3×330.5㎝Est. 20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Lord Chungnyeol Lineage, Ha clan from JinjuPungwolga, etc.Beginning part damaged22.3×313.0㎝Est. 20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Lord Heecheon Lineage, Jo clan from ChangnyeongGwanhaenojyeonggaSegye geyuchilwoliyo isipyukil balhaenghaya24.4×62.0㎝1933ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Head family descended from Tongjesa, Lord Jejeong Lineage, Shin clan from PyeongsanSanhoejeongyuga, etc.Sanhaejaengyuga (Yuramga). Myeongwolchan, Bongsanru, Yeojatan, Bukcheonga, Bukcheondapga (Gunsanwolaewonga-ryu)26.0×1437.0㎝20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of the eldest grandson of Lord Seolsong Lineage, Kim clan from PungsanJewangmuneuiJewangmuneui seuseungdoeni yoshunwutanghosilildae16.6×144.0㎝20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of the eldest grandson of Lord Seolsong Lineage, Kim clan from PungsanHaedongjanggwanHaedongjanggwan (海東壯觀), both Hangeul and Chinese characters used21.4×130.5㎝20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of the eldest grandson of Lord Seolsong Lineage, Kim clan from PungsanHwaryugaMarch in the year of Gyeongoh (Gyeongoh Chunsamwol)25.5×508.5㎝1930ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of the eldest grandson of Lord Seolsong Lineage, Kim clan from PungsanBukchyeongaKim Jin-hyeong25.5×1026.6㎝20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of the eldest grandson of Lord Seolsong Lineage, Kim clan from PungsanSheokhoesechingaEowa naeui golryukdongsheongdeura chinchyeokjyeonghoe deuryeoboso23.5×390.8㎝20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of the eldest grandson of Lord Seolsong Lineage, Kim clan from PungsanChohangaBadaeyeongwung saramdeura chohanseungbu deuryeoboso20.3×358.4㎝20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of the eldest grandson of Lord Seolsong Lineage, Kim clan from PungsanHwajyogaCheonggyega jeukwihani chyungpyungi bureododa, February 29th in the year of Im... (壬□)16.8×239.8㎝19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of the eldest grandson of Lord Seolsong Lineage, Kim clan from PungsanByeolgokDosanbyeolgok・Buha Chohanga30.0×181.0㎝19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of the eldest grandson of Lord Seolsong Lineage, Kim clan from PungsanCheongryanggaSeptember in the year of Gyeyu25.7×455.0㎝1933ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of the eldest grandson of Lord Seolsong Lineage, Kim clan from PungsanChunyugaChunyugok Sasi25.2×223.6㎝19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of the eldest grandson of Lord Seolsong Lineage, Kim clan from PungsanSeokchungaHandwriting of elder female cousin by paternal aunt (姑從姉氏) of Sudo-ri, Pyeongeun-myeon, Yeongju-gun. Married to the Jeong clan22.9×210.4㎝20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of the eldest grandson of Lord Seolsong Lineage, Kim clan from PungsanChohangaGaryeonhada jeogunsaya, part of Chohanga, partially damaged28.2×97.9㎝20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of the eldest grandson of Lord Seolsong Lineage, Kim clan from PungsanOryungaraJune 16th in the year of Gyeongshin (1920)16.7×18.9㎝1920Stitch-boundThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Kim Chang-gil, Lord Jangam Lineage, Kim clan from PungsanHwajyeongaEarly 20C, cheondimanmul saengginhue22.5×236.2㎝20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Head family descended from Haksa, Kim clan from PungsanGasajipTakjyuilboe, gwonjuga-type, a lot of missing pages15.3×22.4㎝20CStitch-boundThe Korean Studies Institute
Head family descended from Heobaekdang, Kim clan from PungsanHwashugaDongsheochun noinbundeul18.6×525.7㎝20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Head family descended from Heobaekdang, Kim clan from PungsanHoegapgyeongchungaApril in the year of Gyeongoh22.8×253.5㎝1930ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of the eldest grandson of Lord Gyogwan Lineage, Ryu clan from Pungsan (Ryu Hoon-ha)Hanyangga卷頭記錄:許進士作, 卷末記錄:元川宅所藏34.7×22.7㎝1931Stitch-boundThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of the eldest grandson of Imyeojae House, Seoae Lineage, Ryu clan from PungsanSagungaYangeuireul galnanaemyeo yangbyeoneumham haongoro, partially damaged19.8×1622.5㎝20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of the eldest grandson of Imyeojae House, Seoae Lineage, Ryu clan from PungsanDaemyeongboksugaDaemyeongboksuga (大明復讎歌), both Hangeul and Chinese characters used18.5×193.0㎝Est. 19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of the eldest grandson of Imyeojae House, Seoae Lineage, Ryu clan from PungsanHangeulgasaHalsurok heoshuneunji, beginning part damaged17.6×100.7㎝Est. 19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of the eldest grandson of Imyeojae House, Seoae Lineage, Ryu clan from PungsanHoehongaHoehonga (Wife of Ryu Jinsa, the eldest grandson of Imyeojae House), jungnyeo myeonggyeong chukdapga31.6×29.0㎝20CStitch-boundThe Korean Studies Institute
Lord Changju Lineage, Ryu clan from PungsanGyeonggyegaCheonbeomeul junsuhago indoeul junhaenghara, Changjunoong in the year of Gyeongsul (1970)11.0×218.0㎝1970ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Lord Changju Lineage, Ryu clan from PungsanMangwolgaJanuary 15th in the year of Sinhae, Ryu Chang-jyu11.0×212.5㎝1911ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Hwagyeongdang House in Hahoe Village, Ryu clan from Pungsan (Bukchon)DaemyeongboksugaBoth Hangeul and Chinese characters used19.5×157.0㎝20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Hwagyeongdang House in Hahoe Village, Ryu clan from Pungsan (Bukchon)SaengjyogamgugaIpalchyeongchyunsijyeol eojeneon deut25.8×1157.2㎝Est. 19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Hwagyeongdang House in Hahoe Village, Ryu clan from Pungsan (Bukchon)Sangbyeokga(Ssangbyeokga)Ssangbyeokga (雙璧歌) of Yi from Yeonan23.8×746.0㎝1794ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Hwagyeongdang House in Hahoe Village, Ryu clan from Pungsan (Bukchon)HoehongyeongchukgaAugust 16th in the year of Gyeongoh23.0×647.5㎝1930ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Hwagyeongdang House in Hahoe Village, Ryu clan from Pungsan (Bukchon)BeteulgaHahoe Bukchon, wolgungeui ddeun sheonnyeo sangjege deukjoehaya17.9×1417.0㎝Est. 19CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Hwagyeongdang House in Hahoe Village, Ryu clan from Pungsan (Bukchon)BaekbalgaFebruary 14th in the year of Imshin, Hahoe Bukchon22.3×695.0㎝1932ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Hwagyeongdang House in Hahoe Village, Ryu clan from Pungsan (Bukchon)HanyanggaHanaengga23.5×2025.0㎝19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Hwagyeongdang House in Hahoe Village, Ryu clan from Pungsan (Bukchon)SheongsammunHanyangga-ryu. Sheongsammun doedaphadoe23.5×2015.0㎝19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Hwagyeongdang House in Hahoe Village, Ryu clan from Pungsan (Bukchon)Gyonyeoga29.5×26.0㎝19-20CStitch-boundThe Korean Studies Institute
Hwagyeongdang House in Hahoe Village, Ryu clan from Pungsan (Bukchon)SshangbyeokgaTranscribed version of Ssangbyeokga of Ms. Yi from Yeonan by the posterities20.0×596.5㎝Early 20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Hwagyeongdang House in Hahoe Village, Ryu clan from Pungsan (Bukchon)SanghwanongjyogaHahoe Bukchon, gangwondo geumgangsaneun jyungwone chyeonmyeonghago23.3×283.5㎝19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Hwagyeongdang House in Hahoe Village, Ryu clan from Pungsan (Bukchon)GyonyeogaApril in the year of Imja, ohopda nyeoadeulgwa sesangnyeojadeura29.5×26.0㎝1912Stitch-boundThe Korean Studies Institute
Hwagyeongdang House in Hahoe Village, Ryu clan from Pungsan (Bukchon)BukjyeonggaNaeili oeniligo gyesanpunggyeong joheungohyang musanilno naebeorigo28.3×19.5㎝19CStitch-boundThe Korean Studies Institute
Old House of Chohae, Ryu clan from Pungsan (Sachon)HoehonchukgyeonggaWurineun eotjihayeo23.1×1140.0㎝20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Old House of Chohae, Ryu clan from Pungsan (Sachon)CheongyangsansugaOenaedaek, August 10th in the year of Mushin23.0×284.0㎝1968ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Old House of Chohae, Ryu clan from Pungsan (Sachon)ChuwolgamComposed after moving from Seoul to the countryside on June 25th of the year of Gyeongin (1950), and the owner is Hahoedaek23.0×691.0㎝1950ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Old House of Chohae, Ryu clan from Pungsan (Sachon)HyangwonhaengnakgaSeptember 10th in the year of Musin, Hahoedaek23.7×284.0㎝1968ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Old House of Chohae, Ryu clan from Pungsan (Sachon)ChincheokwujeonggaI gasareul jitneunnareul biuseulji moreurira21.7×620.5㎝20CThe Korean Studies Institute
Head family descended from Okcheon, Jo clan from HanyangBukchyeongaWongu ajimae24.3×450.0㎝19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Head family descended from Okcheon, Jo clan from HanyangHyoeunseonsaenggyenyeogaWuri nammae du sarami bumohyeolyuk tagonamyeo21.5×384.0㎝19-20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Head family descended from Okcheon, Jo clan from HanyangHwajyeongaJugokchodang, balkkobalgeun icheonjiye keomkeomhan wuriyeoja25.0×268.2㎝20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Head family descended from Okcheon, Jo clan from HanyangChunyusaGeummuni simshuhaya munyeogabaliroda20.2×211.5㎝20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
House of Jo Dong-geon, Descendants of Houn, Jo clan from HanyangIlwolsangaCover Title: Gasajip, Jeokbyeokbu, Hwajeonga (Composed by the family head daughter Jo Ae-yeong), Aeyeonga, Ilwolsanga (Composed by Jo Ae-yeong at the age of 15), Gwihyangga, Hoehontanga, Yangaegyojeoksunggi (composed by the maternal grandmother of the owner), Owner: Jo Yeong-hee23.5×23.6㎝20CStitch-boundThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of Yurok, Bae clan from Heunghae(Yu Jeong-ja)HwajeongaHwanggeumgatheun ggoeggorineun ggoeggolggoeggol noraehago, partially damaged13.2×287.0㎝20CScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of Yurok, Bae clan from Heunghae(Gwon Eun-suk)HwajeongaMs. Gwon from Andong, composed by Myeongje on the last day of March in the year of Eulmi(1955)17.8×249.9㎝1955ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of Yurok, Bae clan from Heunghae(Gwon Eun-suk)HwajeongaYurok Women’s Society, April 3rd in the year of Gyeongja (1960)23.6×161.5㎝1960ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of Yurok, Bae clan from Heunghae(Gwon Eun-suk)HwajeongaHwajeonga (花戰歌), composed by Myeongje (明齋) on March 18th in the year of Byeongsin (1956), both Hangeul and Chinese characters used, partially damaged20.7×389.0㎝1956ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of Yurok, Bae clan from Heunghae(Gwon Eun-suk)HwajeongaHwajeonga, Hwaryuga (January 18th in the year of Byeongin)·Jayuga·Wubuga·Monyeosangsaga (April 18th in the year of Gyeongoh) transcribed and sent by mother to her daughter Gwon-sil28.3×20.3㎝1928Stitch-boundThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of Yurok, Bae clan from Heunghae(Gwon Eun-suk)MonyeosangsagaApril 18th in the year of Gyeongoh (1930), geuripgo geuryeowora gwonsila gwonsila23.0×279.8㎝1930ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of Yurok, Bae clan from Heunghae(Gwon Eun-suk)BaekbalgaApril 8th in the year of Gihae (1959)22.9×231.3㎝1959ScrollThe Korean Studies Institute
Descendants of Yurok, Bae clan from Heunghae(Gwon Eun-suk)HanyanggaYear of Gyeongoh (1930), transcribed on dok□banghakseupjang22.9×15.5㎝1930Stitch-boundThe Korean Studies Institute
National Hangeul MuseumGyenyeoga
Gasa composed to teach the rules of marriage to the daughter getting married
15.0×209.5㎝19-20CScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumChilnyeoga
Gasa on the speaker who has seven daughters and no son worrying about the seventh daughter who is yet to be married
28.8×20.3㎝19CStitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumGyeonggyega「Sangsagok (相思曲)」, 「Sangsadapga (相思答歌)」, 「Dongmongjinsaga」, 「Inbyeolgok」, 「Wumiinga」, 「Chilseokga」, 「Gwiryeongga」29.6×24.9㎝1931Stitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumGyeonggyega「Gyeonggyega」, 「Byeolhanga」, 「Hanbyeolgok」31.5×21.2㎝Est. 20CStitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumGwinyeoga「Gwinyeogara」, 「Hwajyeongara」, 「Hyoseongga」. Transcription note saying ‘Gapsul siwol chililaesheo', 'Gyeongjyubu mosheochon19.7×20.0㎝1874ScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumSesang Yeojadeulege Dangbuhaneun GeulLetter beginning with Sesang yeojadeura30.8×173.2㎝1962ScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumGyenyeogaGimyo dongjitdal sipil gyeong byeok gin geot nulyeo biso malgo nulyeobose37.2×207.5㎝1939ScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumGoyanggossihyohaengpyojangsikgaDue to place names such as ‘Hoyeonjeong, Yulgok-myeon Yeomjeon-ri', the speaker, Ms. Go of Goyang, is assumed to be a lady living in Yulgok-myeon, Hapcheon, Gyeongsangnam-do25.5×232.0㎝Est. 20CScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumGyujunghanhwa「Eumsikdiinhunyeoga」, 「Yeonbunga」, jangcheop in the year of Muin30.4×18.7㎝1938Stitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumBungwusohoega
Gasa on a woman lamenting her life as a woman and missing her family and friends
15.5×16.9㎝Est. 1922Stitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumSachingaSachingara, Seokbyeolgara, Gimbuin Yeolyeo Haengbokira. Transcription Note: Jeongmyo (Est. 1867 or 1927) sawol sipil maenira.30.2×20.2㎝Est. 1927Stitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumSachingaTwo gasa, Sachinga and Baekbalga, and 「Songssijemun」25.0×18.1㎝After 1960Stitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumSachinga「Sachinga」, 「Chilseokga」, 「Jemun」33.8×28.6㎝1965Stitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumEunsaga「Eunsaga」, 「Sukyeoga」, 「Sukyeogyeonggyesa」, 「Chunmonggara」, 「Seokchunga」, 「Gyeyeoga」, 「Eunsaga」, on January 18th in the year of Geuisa. 「Seokchunga」, February 1st in the year of Jeongmyo (1927). 「Gyeyeoga」, February in the year of Gyeongoh (1930). As 'Hanilhapbang (Korea-Japan Annexation)' in the year of Gyeongsul is included in the lyrics, the gasa is assumed to have been written in the 20th century.29.5×1416.0㎝Est. 20CStitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumGihoegokChyungyeongga, Dapchyungyeongga, Dapchyungyeongga.26.7×17.9㎝Est. 19CStitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumYuramgi
Singing about the trips and recreations of the women of kinship villages in the Andong region
Book which includes 「Yuramgamsang」, 「Yuramgeui」, 「Hwanheesa」, 「Donghaeyuram」, singing about the trips and recreations of the women of kinship villages in the Andong region26.1×18.5㎝1959-1960Stitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumYuheungdapga
Commemorating the cheoksadaehoe which took place during the family gathering
Commemorating the cheoksadaehoe which took place during the family gathering26.6×505.6㎝1936ScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumNangga
Gasa on the women of Yi clan from Jinseong’s trip to Cheongryangsan Mountain on Jungchugajeol (Chuseok) in the year of Byeongoh (1906)
In the year of Byeongoh (1906)24.5×535.0㎝1906ScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumHaechosiaehyeongwinoljalgyeongga「Haechosiae Hyeonggwinongjalgyeonggara」 and 「Chilsheokgara」25.7×242.0㎝After 1934ScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumSahyanggokThree gasa, 「Sahyanggok」, 「Dapsahyanggokira」 and 「Yuhangokira」, and multiple letters31.4×21.3㎝1940Stitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumJungchumangwolgaDyungchumangwolga, 「Songsinga」, Sangjang26.2×1929.5㎝After 1943ScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumHanyangga
Gasa on the rise and fall and the historical landmarks of the Joseon dynasty which set up the capital in hanyang
Kim Ho-jik (金浩直) is the original composer of Hanyangga32.5×25.2㎝Early 20CStitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumHanyangga
Gasa on the rise and fall and the historical landmarks of the Joseon dynasty which set up the capital in hanyang
February 8th in the year of Gyeongsul (1910)33.0×21.8㎝1910Stitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumHanyangjeon
Gasa on the rise and fall and the historical landmarks of the Joseon dynasty which set up the capital in hanyang
Composed by Nasancheosa (羅山處士) Sagong Su of Gyeongsang-do29.3×20.3㎝1940Stitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumHanyangga
Gasa on the rise and fall and the historical landmarks of the Joseon dynasty which set up the capital in hanyang
Re-transcribed version of the work composed by Sagong Su in 1913, 'Year of Gaboh (甲午, 1954)', 'Kim Du-je (金斗濟)' written on the front cover27.2×19.7㎝1954Stitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumHanyangobaeknyeonga
Gasa on the rise and fall and the historical landmarks of the Joseon dynasty which set up the capital in hanyang
Transcribed on the empty side of official paperwork which is assumed to be the census register and bound as a book28.2×19.8㎝After 1935Stitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumHwajeonbyeolgokjo
Gasa on the preparation of women’s hwajeonnori trip to Gyeongpodae
29.8×225.1㎝1937ScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumWonbyeolga「Wonbyeolgara」, 「Ilyeoga」 and 「Wonbyeolyeoihoegok」, the year of Gyeyu is assumed to be 1873 or 1933. Est. 19~20th century26.3×675.0㎝1873(1933)ScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumIbyeolga'Ibyeolga' and 'Seokbyeolga' on the sorrow of parting, and 'Gyenyeoga (誡女歌) on preaching the daughter who is getting married, written on January 18th in the year of Byeongja30.5×25.5㎝1936Stitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumSuyeongaComposed by Yeong-sun to congratulate the long life of elder brother, Cordially yours, from Yeong-sun of Kwon clan on October 1st in the year of Jeongmi13.5×500.0㎝Est. 20CScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumSinhaengga「Seokbyeolga」, 「Hoesimgok」26.4×21.3㎝Est. 20CStitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumWonbyeolgaGasa, funeral orations, letters, etc.26.3×18.2㎝Est. 20CStitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumSeokbyeolga
Woman on her way to the husband’s house for marriage parting with friends and lamenting about the life of women
19.6×231.5㎝20CScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumBuguneui SuyeongaGasa on the 60th birthday party of the speaker’s husband. January 8th, 1901 (the year of Sinchuk)26.6×630.2㎝1901ScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumWonbyeolgaMay 16th in the year of Byeongjin, yi gasa naeui hyeya saengilnal majasheo jyeokmak simgyuroda20.0×1159.7㎝1916ScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumSinnyeoncheoksaga
Gasa consisting of old stories on Yutnori
'Chunwang jeongwol gyesaroda‘20.5×20.0㎝UnknownScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumGaneun Seowoleul Tansikhaneun GasaJatanga on the sorrow she had to endure as a woman, Ms. Jang on February 1st in the year of Gyeyu.19.1×20.2㎝1873(1933)Stitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumYeotanga「Nyeotanga」, 「Aechinga」, 「Sachinga」, 「Wumiinga」23.4×27.3㎝20CStitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumHwajeongaCover Title: Hwajeonga, Volume Title: Wumiinga, Transcription Note: Year 4286 of Dangun Calendar, (檀紀四二八六年) January 9th (正月九日) in the year of Gyesa.23.1×20.0㎝1953Stitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumHwasudapgaComposed by Ms. Shin on March 16th in the year of Gyeongja20.8×91.0㎝1960ScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumHwajoga
Gasa lamenting the hair turning gray, and that the speaker will wish for age of piece for the rest of her life with flowers and birds
25.0×236.0㎝UnknownScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumHwaryuga「Hwaryuga」, 「Sahyangga」, 「Wumiinga」, the year of Gyesa (癸巳年, 1951) Dangiposesiboninchoebyeongyeongsa (當卄五歲時本人崔炳英寫)24.3×28.8㎝1951Stitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumHwajeongaCover Title: Eonsa (諺辭), Volume Title: Hwajyeongara, Hapcheonhwanggyepokposeunggyeojira, Jyeokbyeokga, Hwajora, Yihaeryongjeon.29.6×17.8㎝20CStitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumHwajeongaTwo titles, ‘Hwajeonggara’ and ‘Hwajeongara’ exist at the beginning30.0×23.0㎝20CStitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumHwajeongaExpected to have been composed in Gimcheon region, Gyeongsangbuk-do16.3×531.1㎝20CScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumHwajeonga
Gasa on enjoying hwajeonnori after liberation of the homeland
Gasa on enjoying hwajeonnori after liberation of the homeland, jeonghaeyeonsamwolsipsamil geulsigoegoeutjimalgobosiyo24.7×172.9㎝1947ScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumBomeui Heungchwireul noraehan gasaGyeongoh sayuwol sipoil mondaeyeoseo22.0×282.5㎝1930ScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumHwajeonga
Gasa on the scenery and excitement of hwajeonnori which took place at hwasuhoe of the house of Toegye of Yi clan from Jinseong
On March in the year of Jeonghae, the 4280th year of Dangun calendar24.8×546.0㎝1947ScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumHwaryuga
Gasa on the process of hwajeonnori to celebrate the coming of spring of the women of Hahoe village, Andong, Gyeongbuk
20.2×328.0㎝20CScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumHwajeongaAssumed to have been composed after sam yeomguil (March 29th) in the year of Gyechuk (1913) when hwasuhoe took place, and transcribed to assume the current form in 192721.0×754.0㎝1927ScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumHwajeongaBumo hunge joheun malsam jeonghaeyeon yuwol choililno geutchinora16.3×167.0㎝1947ScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumHwajeonga
Gasa on the process of hwajeonnori to celebrate the coming of spring of the women
In the form of a shortened version of the general 「Hwajeonga」20.4×115.5㎝Est. 20CScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumHwajeongaCalls out each flower and characterizes or sumbolizes the flower in two verses, written on June 1st in the year of Imil19.1×120.3㎝1962ScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumHwajeongaBegins with ‘Haedongjosheon wuri nara paldogangsan’, February 5th in the year of Gichuk18.7×513.9㎝1949ScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumItjimothal NaettalilraConsists of 「Itjimothal naettalilra」, 「Maesi」, 「Gobunga」, and funeral oration24.1×662.2㎝1958ScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumCheongchungaUses various old stories, metaphors and folk songs widely known to the public to praise the youth24.5×194.7㎝1962ScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumChangseolgaGaboyeonwol chopalil sheo. With the line 'Gansini eodeun sesang bulanhan yi sesangni eonjyena gaejedoelgo (omitted) toedosheonjo yeochyeonhasin yeoeum hudeok jayeosone narishosheo' at the end, it is assumed that the gasa was composed by the House of Toegye of Yi clan from Jinseong in 189423.4×291.9㎝1894ScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumHeonsuga
Daughter-in-law offering a toast to longevity with the family members and guests at the 60th birthday party of her mother-in-law
February 26th in the year of GyeongGyeongshin'21.5×399.2㎝20CScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumSuyeongaThree gasa including 「Shuyeonga」,「Gwagyeongga」 and 「Songhoega」, one funeral opration and two letters, January in the year of Byeongja (est. 1879 or 1936)30.8×20.4㎝1879(1936)Stitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumGasajip「Wumiinga」, 「Oryunga」, 「Sangsagok」, 「Manritagukwonbyeolga」33.5×25.0㎝19CStitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumGasajipLetters including 「Saengdyang」 and 「Bingmojujeonsangseo (聘母主前上書)」 and gasa including 「Daemyeongboksuga」 and 「Hyohaengga」36.8×23.8㎝19CStitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumSanhaejangyugaSanhaejangyuga (山海壯遊歌), 「Seungsokmundapga」, 「Cheosaga」, etc.23.6×22.0㎝20CStitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumOkseolgaCover Title: Okseolga, Volume Title: Okseolga, Hunminga, Janghwahongyeonjeon.30.3×21.5㎝UnknownStitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumJongsukssi SuyeongaGasa 「Jongsukssi Suyeonga」, letter, funeral oration included, 'yusecha jyeongyu (1957) yiwolchoilil' written on oration, and 'gihae (1959) chupalwolsunchilil sajedaek sosanjeon' at the back.32.2×26.7㎝1957Stitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumChilseokga「Chilsheokga」, 「Wumingara」31.3×21.2㎝20CStitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumYutsongCollection of gasa containing ten yutsong consisting of old stories including characters Do, Gae, Geol, Yut and Mo of Yutnori, transcribed with 「Daecheonggagyeongwonnyeonsechabyeongjinsiheon ryeok」(1796) affixed16.2×29.7㎝20CStitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumHaemonggaStory of the dream of Ms. Son of Seokgyechon19.1×768.5㎝20CScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumSangchungaGasa including 「Sangchyunga」, 「Deungwanggaksheora」, 「Yeonaegotga」, 「○○seohaengga」, 「Wonbyeolgara」, 「Oksheolhwadam」 and 「Bujyujyeon Sangbaekseo」24.0×28.0㎝20CStitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumSsangbyeokgaRe-transcribed version of 「Ssangbyeokga」 written by Ms. Yi from Yeonan in 1794 in Hangeul26.0×255.0㎝20CScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumHeungsaga「Heungsaga」, 「Jaehaengsiseogan」, 「Okdanchunjeon」, 「Unknown (Untitled)」, 「Goryeong Gagok Kimsojeo Yeolnyeogara」, 「Gisubyeolhanga」30.1×20.1㎝20CStitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumChimnangjaga
Tansikga on bad luck of broken chimnangja (needle)
Tansikga on bad luck of broken chimnangja (needle)29.8×20.8㎝20CStitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumChilseokgaThe earliest known recording of 「Chilseokga」 is that sung by No Eul-gyo of Ansa-myeon, Uiseong-gun of Gyeongsangbuk-do in 192532.7×110.4㎝1942ScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumChilseokga
Gasa on Jiknyeo, the last daughter of the Great Jade Emperor feeling sorry for her situation
February 1st in the year of Sinmyo (1951).18.3×524.0㎝1951ScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumChilseokga
Gasa on Jiknyeo, the last daughter of the Great Jade Emperor feeling sorry for her situation
18.0×249.0㎝20CScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumSonnyeosarangga
Gasa on the grandmother’s beloved granddaugther
19.6×131.0㎝20CScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumTtal Gyeonggyehaneun NoraeAugust 20th in the year of Gimi (1919)19.5×27.0㎝1919Stitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumGwabujeonTitle: Gwabujeon, Transcription note: March in the year of Gyesa (癸巳年三月日) (front cover), Year 4286 of Dangun Calendar, A.D. 1953 (檀紀四二八六年 西紀壹九五三年) (back cover).24.0×29.0㎝1953Stitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumSigolyeoja Seoleun SajeongEulhae chochun18.1×553.1㎝1935ScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumCheongyangga
Gasa written after the trip to Cheongyangsan Mountain in Bonghwa, Gyeongbuk
17.0×1704.5㎝UnknownScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumYunyeonga'Yunyeonga', 'Danjeongssihoesimrok', 'Pyeonchinnihoerok‘19.3×1683.5㎝Est. 20CScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumSongbyeolaegyosa
described the sorrow of letting her daughter leave by comparing in to the changes of the nature and the four seasons
Gaboh chuguwolbeonyeok17.4×358.5㎝19-20CScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumYusanyeonghoesa‘Yusanyeonghoesa' (Gihaenggasa), 'Gyojeonbyeolhoega', 'Samoksamjujeok’28.5×933.0㎝19-20CScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumEulhaechunga'Eulhaechunga', 'Eulhaechundapga, 'Gwandongpalgyeongseolaksanohdaesandaegwanyounggeuihaengga'31.4×21.5㎝1935(1968)Stitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumYissihoesimgokLisihoesimnok. Yissihoehyangga. The composer was born in Dosan, Andong-gun, and is known to be the great granddaughter of Se-baek (世伯), the five-times great granddaughter of Yi Hwang and the wife of Choe Se-rin (崔世麟)28.6×214.7㎝Est. Late 19CScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumSangjanggaGasa yearning for those who passed away each month in the year of Gyeongshin, gyeongshinpalwolshunsipoil...chilgokyissigamun gimhae songseobang dapsangjang gapja seotdal sinjungtaek20.0×445.0㎝Est. 20CScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumSachinaeneumcheonjijatanga
Song on the pitiful life and circumstances, and the sadness of losing parents
20.0×333.0㎝Est. 20CScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumHwajeongaMarch 3rd in the year of Jeongmi30.0×227.0㎝1967ScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumHansimgaTitle assumed to be ‘Hansimga’ due to the line ‘…garyeonhago bulsanghago… hansimgara'41.0×64.0㎝UnknownScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumGasajip'Naehun', ‘Oryunga’, ‘Eowuyeongdangga’, ‘Haengsenanga’. Transcription note : Chilsipnoinyangpageo□……□seo (inside of front cover), sarameuijipiheungmangseongsegayeopyeonnae……, jeongsawonwolnipchunnaleui yangpanosheohanora34.3×23.0㎝1857(1917)Stitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumSachingaTitle: Sachinga, Seal: Jomunjejijangseo (趙文濟之藏書)24.0×27.0㎝20CStitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumHyohaengga「Hyohaengga」, 「Baekbalga」, 「Nobuinga (老婦人歌)」, 「Nobuindapga」19.8×20.5㎝20CStitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumSahyanggok「Sahyanggok (思鄕曲)」, 「Gyenyeosa」, 「Gyuhoega」29.3×20.8㎝20CStitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumIlyeogaLetters in Hangeul to the wife of the nephew and grandmother, the records on construction of pavilions and gasa such as 「Ilyeoga (一如歌)」, 「Yuramga」, etc.28.2×20.4㎝20CStitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul Museum□nyeongaDangi sachyeonibaekpalsipchilnyeon gaboh ilwol sipilil gapnyeon giryeom28.2×162.5㎝1954ScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumSinhaengga
While 「Sinhaengga」 is generally known to have been written by a mother for her daughter getting married to follow the customs of her husband’s home and live happily, this 「Sinhaengga」 is on the composer’s emotions when she got married
20.2×579.5㎝20CScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumSinnyeoncheoksagaLyrics on Yutnori transcribed at the front part and on Taepyeonggok (太平曲), Palbanga(八反歌) and Gongjaheungchilsesoamundap (孔子興七歲小兒問答, Confucius exchanges questions and answers with a 7-year-old) at the back part20.5×20.0㎝19-20CStitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumSongbuinyeolnyeogaAssumed to be on Ms. Song, the wife of Baek Su-hwan due to the line 'Baekshuhwanjichyeora' at the front18.3×366.0㎝Late 19CScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumGyemisa「Gyemisa」, 「Chunyuga」, 「Toegyeseonsaeng Gwonhakga」, 「Hwajeonga」 and the Hangeul novel 「Geumsongajijeon」 transcribed29.8×20.0㎝UnknownStitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumGeumbangyeongsa
Song on the life and behaviors as a wife
Transcription note: Eolchukguwolsipsamilae hayangheoohchunisutda21.7×194.4㎝1925ScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumHaemonggaEstimated to have been composed in the 16th century in the living years of Yulgok Yi Yi and transcribed after the late Joseon dynasty9.9×111.1㎝19-20CScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumSayeoga'Sayeoga', 'Gaeyeoga', 'Gwonhakga', 'Hakjiga’19.4×394.4㎝20CScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumBokseonhwaeumrok
Story on the checkered life of the narrator who was born as the last daughter of the Kim family
Byeongoh samwolshumuharu (March 21st in the year of Byeongoh).29.5×687.0㎝20CScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumBuinhaengsilrok
Story on the checkered life of the narrator who was born as the last daughter of the Kim family
33.0×21.0㎝19CStitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumGimssihyohaengrok
Story on the checkered life of the narrator who was born as the last daughter of the Kim family
20.5×19.5㎝19CStitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumGyeongyeogaHouse of Ansil of Ulsan-hyeon, Gyeongsang-do in the year of Jeongchuk (Gangdong Daean Ansildaek Jeongchuknyeon jeongwol boreum sajongdaek sseum)21.0×31.0㎝20CStitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumBumosuyeonga
Written by a daughter who married off to the Ahn clan to commemorate the 60th birthday of her parents in the year of Byeongja.
Byeongjapalwolyeomsamilbulchoyeosikgohjeong ansileun geungihanora24.3×19.0㎝UnknownScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumSinhaengga20.2×579.5㎝20CScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumTamrabyeolgokTravel gasa on the lives of the people and institutions of Jeju written in Korean by Jeong Eon-yoo (鄭彦儒, 1687~1764) while serving his role as the governor of Jeju. On the back of the cover is the ‘seojeokmokrok’ list bearing the names of books such as 「Tamrabyeolgok」, 「Yihyeongyeongjeon」 and 「Changseongameuirok」, and 「Tamrabyeolgok」 is expected to have been transcribed by Jeong Yeon-jin (鄭䄵鎭, 1862~1914), the great-great-grandson of Jeong Eon-yoo who was Jongsarang(從仕郎) Gyowon(敎員).20.9×31.5㎝19-20CStitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumNimeul Geuriweohaneun GasaGeumdungokdunge bulbalkyeora masange gasin immajigaja30.2×21.1㎝20CStitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumSeokbyeolga20.0×30.0㎝20CStitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumGyumunyoram'Sheowugapsinjeongwoleuijangeuieulyunapwol’ written on the front cover, and 'the year of Eulhae (乙亥)' (est. 1875) written on the inner page in black ink26.4×17.7㎝1875Stitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumIpchunga'Nipchyunga' included in the first part and 'Nipchyundapga' included in the second part, leap June 14th in the year of Gapin19.0×1080.0㎝1914ScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumBeteulgaGasa in Hangeul such as 「Beteulgara」, 「Ibyeolgara」, etc., and Hangeul novel 『Changranhoyeonrok』 bound together, completed on June 21st in the year of Gyehae34.0×24.7㎝1923Stitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumHwajeonga『Hwajeonga』, 『Hwadapga』, 『Jeokbyeokga』 etc.22.8×965.2㎝20CScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumGyenyeotongronContents include 「Gyenyeotongron, 「Gyenyeohyoseong」, 「Gyenyeoyangchin」, 「Gyenyeowuae」, 「Gyenyeobongjesa」, 「Gyenyeojeopbin」, 「Gyenyeojaega」, 「Gyenyeoeoneo」, 「Gyenyeoyubyeol」, etc.19.7×20.8㎝1892Stitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumMansugaManshuga. Transcription note: August 27th in the year of Mujin.27.8×713.0㎝1928ScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumChunyugokAugust 15th in the year of Byeongsul, at the House of Yongdong in Yucheon-ri, Damyang19.5×420.0㎝Est. 20CScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumSultansikgaraSyultansikgara. On Danoh day of May in the year of Jyeongchuk (Jeongchuk)20.3×287.0㎝Est. 20CScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumHyeongjewonbyeolga29.0×165.0㎝Est. 20CScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumHoechogaGehaenyeon (Gyehaenyeon) sawol oil daejongga jangryeo (jangnyeo) jungnimsoon (Jeong Yim-soon) jakira.32.0×168.5㎝1923ScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumNamja Motdoen DotangaraNamja motdoen dotangara24.5×342.5㎝Est. 20CScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumNamja Motdoen HantangaNamja motdoen hantangara24.5×59.0㎝Est. 20CScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumHwasurakchungaOn March 6th in the year of Byeongsul, at the House of Yongdong in Yucheon-ri, Damyang19.5×752.0㎝1946ScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumGimangwolyahoesimga
Gasa advises to practice good deeds to be incarnated in paradise
type Hangeulgasa34.2×23.5㎝Est. 20CStitch-boundNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumBonmal Duipulliolsida
Eohuiyo (語戱謠) which sings lyrics in the alphabetical order of Hangeul
30.5×123.0㎝Est. 20CScrollNational Hangeul Museum
National Hangeul MuseumHeonsuga28.0×1350.0㎝Est. 20CScrollNational Hangeul Museum