Han Hyung-ju: Princesses and royal sons-in-law of the Joseon Dynasty
The title of the book is "The Son-of-the-Sea Princess and the Bhuma.". The study of the Buddha, who was a member of the royal family through the process of marriage with the king's daughter, the most honorable bloodline in modern society. The book begins with a review of how the arrangement of Princess and Bhuma, which is defined in the early court code [of holy war], differs from the way it was since the period of consideration and how it changed when it reached the post-election stage. And in a ship-line society, where the Confucian norms of her husband are generally controlled, we looked for ordinary women as we compared how she carried on political and social activities with more active activity than the horses, with closer connections to the king. So far, studies of princesses and hi-jumas have been devoted to the interest of most princess life, and there have been cases where the Buddha has not been fit for institutional maintenance and actual lifetimes. The status and role of the princess and thebutama are based on Confucian and patriarchal institutionalization, but the actual operation has revealed that women are centrally, metaphorical disintegrating. With this view, we have designed to explain the existence and everyday life of princesses and Buddhas, as well as the contents of the entire era of the shipship. Based on the overall review of the princess's system, we have to look at the direction of life through the princess life's lifetime ceremony, and the political behavior of the Princess and the Buddha and the resulting wealth and fall.
Korean title: 조선시대 공주와 부마
Korean author: 한형주
Korean publisher: 새미
ISBN-13: 9791167970527
