On Yun Haengim’s Poems in response to the King's poem

This thesis aims to identify the characteristic aspects of the Yun Haengim’s Sino-Korean poem, focusing on his poems in response to the king’s poem. There are 264 poems in Seogjaego, his collective works and 60 poems are the poems in response to the king’s poem. In addition, his relationship with the king Jeongjo is important in his studies and literature. Therefore, it is important to study the poems in response to the king’s poems in his poetic world. As the King's letter to Yi Mansu indicates, Jeongjo sent a letter to his favorite subjects and asked them to write a reply to embody the king's political intentions expressed in his poem. Yun's response poem was written in a way that embodied his communion with Jeongjo or his political intentions. By comprehensively reviewing Seogjaego, Hongjaejeonseo, Naegagillyeog, Seungjeongwon Ilgi, the following characteristics were derived as a result of comparing the relationship between Yun's reply and Jeongjo's poem, the realization pattern of creative intention, and the response pattern of other subjects such as Yi Mansu, Chae Jaegong. The response poems he wrote when he was a low-level official responded to the intention of the king's poem, but tried to use large-scale poetic words in expressing its content, and through it, it takes the form of expressing a peaceful world. The ones he wrote when he became a high-ranking official deepened the king's political intentions implied in the king's poem and added meaning through communication with the king