Hong Man-jong
Hong Man-jong (洪萬宗, 1643–1725) was a Korean civil official and scholar during the reign of King Hyojong of Joseon. His clan seat was Pungsan Hong clan, his courtesy name was Uhae (宇海), and his pen names were Hyeonmukja (玄默子), Monghon (夢軒), and Jangju (長洲). He excelled broadly in scholarship and auth
Born~Died 1643 ~ 1725Last edited Oct 15, 2026, 2:51 PM
Details
- Born ~ Died
- 1643 ~ 1725
- Romanization
- Hong Man-jong
- Born
- 1643
- Died
- 1725
- Gender
- Male
- Nationality
- Joseon
- Occupation
- Civil official, scholar
Contents
Hong Man-jong (洪萬宗, 1643–1725) was a civil official and scholar of Joseon during the reign of King Hyojong. His clan seat was Pungsan Hong clan, his courtesy name was Uhae (宇海), and his pen names were Hyeonmukja (玄默子), Monghon (夢軒), and Jangju (長洲).1 He excelled broadly in scholarship and authored many books.2
Family
- His father was Ju-se (柱世), magistrate of Yeongcheon (榮川郡守), and his mother was the daughter of Champ'an Chŏng Kwang-gyŏng (鄭廣敬).1
Works
- Dongguk Yeokdae Chongmok (《東國歷代總目》)
- Jeungbo Yeokdae Chongmok (《增補歷代總目》)
- Haedong Ijeok (《海東異蹟》)
- Sohwa Sipyeong (《小華詩評》)
- Sunoji (《旬五志》)
- Sipyeong Boyu (《詩評補遺》)
- Sihwa Chongnim (《詩話叢林》)
- Dongguk Akbo (《東國樂譜》)
- Myeongyeopjihae (《蓂葉志諧》): A collection of jokes (笑話集) compiled in 1678, during the reign of King Sukjong.
- Dongguk Jijiryak (《東國地志略》)
Footnotes
Footnotes
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“Korean Biographical Database System”. Archived on March 14, 2016 from the original document. Retrieved November 28, 2009. ↩ ↩2
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(《글로벌 세계대백과사전》), 〈인명사전 - 한국인명 - 홍만종〉
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