• Journal of the Korean Institute of Traditional Landscape Architecture
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• v.29 no.1
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• pp.121-130
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• 2011

This research is an explorative research done on finding sights in documents related to landscapes that are described in personal essay collections of late-Joseon Dynasty, and to fathom the possibilities of finding the actual landscape by analyzing the landscape and features of the landscape. The target sight of this research is to find all the features and landscapes of the Nong-yeon Seodang 10 scenery that are described in Choi Dong-Jip(late-Joseon Dynasty scholar)'s Daeam Sunsaeng Munjip. The results are as follows: 1) a theoretical inquiry into Daeam Choi Dong-Jip and his descendent Baekbulam Choi Heung-Won(who had compiled Daeam Sungsaeng Munjip)'s background and Nong-Yeon Seodang has been done, 2) Nong-Yeon Seodang's location was found through historical documents and field investigations, and 3) the features of landscapes related to Nong-Yeon Seodang 10 scenery and its distribution and the significance were analyzed. Through this inquiry, organization of Nong-Yeon Seodang and the significance of its direction were reflected again, records on garden organization were checked, and a direction for continuation of research was suggested.