Haedongjeogookgi
22.0 x 36.0 cm
Narodowa Biblioteka Korei
sin sukchu (1417 – 1475)
Explore the art of sin sukchu, a 15th-century Korean politician & linguistic expert. Known for his Haedongjeogookgi, he bridged Chinese scholarship and Joseon Dynasty culture.
Narodowa Biblioteka Korei (Seul, Korea Południowa)
Odkryj Bibliotekę Narodową w Seulu! Poznaj ponad 12 mln woluminów koreańskich i światowych książek, rzadkie teksty oraz archiwa cyfrowe. Darmowy dostęp, wirtualne spacery VR i wydarzenia kulturalne od 1945 roku.
Report to King Sejong by Sin Suk-ju upon His Return to Korea By the time of the publication of the Haedongjegukgi in the 15th century, the Ming and Joseon Dynasties had already been established, and international relations in East Asia were poised for a rebirth. Accordingly, Sin Suk-ju was sent to Japan as an official envoy in the 25th year of King Sejong’s reign (1443) to report on the Japanese domestic situation. Sin visited Kyoto via sea and land routes for about seven months, stopping by Tsushima Island to enter the “Treaty of Gyehae” and collect relevant documents before returning home.
O tym dziele
- Tytuł: Haedongjeogookgi
- Artysta: sin sukchu
- Wymiary oryginału: 22.0 x 36.0 cm
- Format: Tall
- Status praw autorskich: Domena publiczna
- Gdzie można je zobaczyć: Narodowa Biblioteka Korei
- Dominujący kolor: Espresso
- Jasność postrzegana: balanced