Joseonwangjosillok (Annals of the Joseon Dynasty) (Joseon Period)
151. Ulusal Hazine
Korece Adi: 조선왕조실록
Joseonwangjosillok’ta 472 yıllıkk Joseon Krallık tarihini Kral Taejo’dan Kral Cheoljong’a dek kronolojik olarak anlatılır. Joseonwangjosillok, muazzam bir tarih dizisidir. 1893 parçadan ve 888 ciltten oluşmaktadır. Günümüzde her kopyası ayrı ayrı özel arşivlerde saklanmaktadır. Mt. Jeongjoksan arşivinde 1181, Mt. Taebaeksan’da 848, Mt. Odaesan’da 27 parçası bulunmaktadır. Joseonwangjosillok UNESCO tarafından “Dünya Kültür Miras” listesine girmiştir. Birçok makaleninde konusu olmuş kitaplardır.
Web Sitesi: http://sillok.history.go.kr/main/main.jsp
Not: Siteye girerek İngilizce olarak kitapları okuyabilirsiniz.
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English:
Joseonwangjosillok (Annals of the Joseon Dynasty) Designated
National Treasure No.151
Date of Designation December 31, 1973
Period Joseon Era
Print Movable type
Quantity 2,077 volumes
Size Mt. Jeongjoksan edition 55×130㎝ Mt. Taebaeksan edition 43×132㎝
Material Mulberry paper
Owner Kyujanggak, Seoul National University
Location Kyujanggak, Seoul National University, San 56-1, Sillim-dong, Seoul, Korea
Joseonwangjosillok is a corpus of historical annals covering some 470 year period from Taejo, the founding monarch, to King Cheoljong. These annals, that yielded a total of 888 volumes of 1,893 parts, were initially called Taejosillok or "Annals of Taejo", and were commissioned by King Taejong after the demise of King Taejo. Beginning with Sejongsillok or "Annals of Sejong," the life story of each and every king was stored at four different conservatories for historical records: Chunchugwan, Chungju, Jeonju, and Seongju. All conservatories were however burnt down during the Imjin Japanese Invasion, except the one in Jeonju. The lost books were replaced after the war, making the total 5 copies including the surviving copy at Jeonju Conservatory. These duplicates were again distributed to different record conservatories across the country.
The volumes currently preserved in Kyujanggak are the Jeonju copies, which had survived the fire during the war. The total number of volumes of Joseonwangjosillok reaches 2,077, if counting in replicates from Mt. Taekbaeksan Conservatory and from Mt. Odaesan Conservatory. The original volumes have been included in UNESCO's Memory of the World Register since October 1997.
Website: http://sillok.history.go.kr/main/main.jsp
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151. Ulusal Hazine
Korece Adi: 조선왕조실록
Joseonwangjosillok’ta 472 yıllıkk Joseon Krallık tarihini Kral Taejo’dan Kral Cheoljong’a dek kronolojik olarak anlatılır. Joseonwangjosillok, muazzam bir tarih dizisidir. 1893 parçadan ve 888 ciltten oluşmaktadır. Günümüzde her kopyası ayrı ayrı özel arşivlerde saklanmaktadır. Mt. Jeongjoksan arşivinde 1181, Mt. Taebaeksan’da 848, Mt. Odaesan’da 27 parçası bulunmaktadır. Joseonwangjosillok UNESCO tarafından “Dünya Kültür Miras” listesine girmiştir. Birçok makaleninde konusu olmuş kitaplardır.
Web Sitesi: http://sillok.history.go.kr/main/main.jsp
Not: Siteye girerek İngilizce olarak kitapları okuyabilirsiniz.
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English:
Joseonwangjosillok (Annals of the Joseon Dynasty) Designated
National Treasure No.151
Date of Designation December 31, 1973
Period Joseon Era
Print Movable type
Quantity 2,077 volumes
Size Mt. Jeongjoksan edition 55×130㎝ Mt. Taebaeksan edition 43×132㎝
Material Mulberry paper
Owner Kyujanggak, Seoul National University
Location Kyujanggak, Seoul National University, San 56-1, Sillim-dong, Seoul, Korea
Joseonwangjosillok is a corpus of historical annals covering some 470 year period from Taejo, the founding monarch, to King Cheoljong. These annals, that yielded a total of 888 volumes of 1,893 parts, were initially called Taejosillok or "Annals of Taejo", and were commissioned by King Taejong after the demise of King Taejo. Beginning with Sejongsillok or "Annals of Sejong," the life story of each and every king was stored at four different conservatories for historical records: Chunchugwan, Chungju, Jeonju, and Seongju. All conservatories were however burnt down during the Imjin Japanese Invasion, except the one in Jeonju. The lost books were replaced after the war, making the total 5 copies including the surviving copy at Jeonju Conservatory. These duplicates were again distributed to different record conservatories across the country.
The volumes currently preserved in Kyujanggak are the Jeonju copies, which had survived the fire during the war. The total number of volumes of Joseonwangjosillok reaches 2,077, if counting in replicates from Mt. Taekbaeksan Conservatory and from Mt. Odaesan Conservatory. The original volumes have been included in UNESCO's Memory of the World Register since October 1997.
Website: http://sillok.history.go.kr/main/main.jsp
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