Tradition of Jinju Gyobang Pogurak and Folk Art Value

The purpose of this study is to illuminate the folk and artistic value of the intangible heritage as the pogurak of Jinju Gyobang has been inherited to Gwonbeon and modern times. The spread of the royal pogurak to the Jinju Gyobang can be confirmed through Jeong Hyeon-seok's 』 of 『 Gyobang songs. This pogurak was inherited to the Jinju Kwonbeon through Choi Soon-yi of Jinju Gyobang, but was temporarily cut off after liberation. However, Choi Soon-yi's student, Lee Yun-rye, was alive, and through the restoration of Jinju's Seonggyeok, who was taught to dance by Lee Yun-rye, it was designated as Gyeongsangnam-do Intangible Cultural Property in 1991. The pogurak of Jinju Gyobang was combined with the folk culture of the Jinju area in terms of costumes, dance, music, and play elements. Jinju's pogurak gradually developed into a folk art as it was performed as a play dance for rituals such as archery. Jinju pogurakmu has a value as a folk art in which Goryeo's Dangak was accepted as a Gyobang culture and was creatively changed by the third generation of successors.