Park Su-jeong et al.: 17th-Century Joseon Royal Family Marriage

The princess and prince of the ship, though his father was the most powerful king, is also a figure in the shadow of his father on a shining throne. The king's children, named for the Chosun royal genealogy, are 273, with 61 queens and 152 princes. The number of princess and prince who are married is much lower because of the high infant mortality rate. The book was used by Shang and Zing-song to unify the 17th century's marriage culture with eight themes. The story of the marriage of the daughter of the Inzo's son, the Chariot and the Delegant, the daughter, the master of the slave, the lord of the deceased, the prince of the host, and the daughter's daughter of a servant. The iconic items of the crosshairs, ping-sacks, flavours, bronzes, royal flails and flair, especially the sigils sent from the royal chamber to the Saddun house, were made important stories. It also provided a diplomatic sense of the historical context and meaning of royal marriage, including the feeling of a good man who made a marriage between the royal court and the marriage of the deceased, the conflict between the king and his wife during the third row of the grand jury, and the dispute between the deceased and the deceased in the matter of re-imposing the prince's marriage. The text in this book can be read about the subject and character of interest regardless of order, as you look into the life and culture of the 17th century royal family.

Korean title: 17세기 조선 로열패밀리의 결혼

Korean author: 박수정 외

Korean publisher: 한국학중앙연구원출판부

ISBN-13: 9791158666682