Jeon Byeong-cheol: The Legacy of Confucian Studies in Gyeongnam

This is a book that has been published by several papers on the Southernifiary. In Part I, we saw how the Southern Man-sanists first met and learned with their teachers, and they understood their scholarship. Part 2 explains the link between the works of a literary character among Southerners and the'sleep' created by phantom scholars. Part 3, through the political upheavals of 1623 Insurgence and 1728 in the non-theomantic world, explored how scholars in the South African region have managed to cope with the times. The last part of the fourth section considered in historical context how it was re-recognized and summoned in the late next years of the Korean era. The author had no book of any study that would normally write out a scholar in the South African Republic, and he wanted to open a large stem around the Namifeans. So it is hoped that the book will be a valuable piece of literature, which has completed a single stem in the vast mountain range called the Kangyosa, and will become an integral part of the later expansion of the entire South Korean Confucianist.

Korean title: 경남 유학의 맥

Korean author: 전병철

Korean publisher: 경상국립대학교출판부

ISBN-13: 9788962573671