Swimilrok
Swimilrok (瑣尾錄) is a personal diary written by Oh Hee-mun, a scholar and Confucian literatus during the reign of King Seonjo of Joseon, and consists of 7 volumes in total. He wrote it while living in refuge during the Imjin War and the Jeong-yu War, recording events over 9 years and 3 months from No
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Details
- Built
- 1592
- Designation
- Treasure (former) No. 1096, (designated September 30, 1991)
- Quantity
- 7 volumes
- Period
- Joseon period
- Address
- Gyeongsangnam-do Jinju Namgangno 626-35 (Namseong-dong, Jinju National Museum)
- Information
- Korea Heritage Service Heritage Portal information
- Location
- 35.1928, 128.0847
Swimilrok (瑣尾錄) is a personal diary written by Oh Hee-mun, a scholar and Confucian literatus during the reign of Seonjo of Joseon, and consists of 7 volumes in total. He wrote it while living in refuge during the Imjin War and the Jeong-yu War, recording events over 9 years and 3 months from November 27, 1591 to February 27, 1601. It records the war situation and the living conditions of the ruling class and common people, contents that cannot be found in other records, and it is valued by academia.
On September 30, 1991, it was designated as Treasures of South Korea No. 1096.
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