초록 열기/닫기 버튼
Ye-Jong's political intention to reform Kuk-Ja-Gam made Moon-Sin become passive in operating Chil-Jae and criticize King's advisers in regards to accepting Sam-Sa-Jae. Ye-Jong granted Moo-Hak-Je-Seng who took Moo Gwa exam a pass according to their scores regardless of the success or failure which made Moo-Hak-Je attractive to many students. Moon-Sin saw Moo-Hak-Je's growth as Ye-Jong's political intention to restrain them and felt uncomfortable. Ahn-In Han, King's closest advisor, conducted Moo Gwa exam in 15-year of Ye-Jong, and King's will to select Moo-Hak-Je-Seng was reflected. Yoo-Gu Kim and Tan-Ji Lee, whose fathers were low-level government officials, were Moo- Hak-Je-Seng who passed Moo Gwa exam, and they were chosen to be the rising power by Ahn-In Han. The fact that students who received education from Moo- Hak-Je could enter into government office through Moo Gwa exam concerned Moon-Sin. Gye-Gyung Moon-Sin abolished Moo-Hak-Je and Moo Gwa as Kuk-Ja-Gam- Seng began political activity together with Seo-Kyung force. It clearly showed their opposition to In-Jong's attempt to restore Hak-Nyong and reformation of Ye-Jong's Kuk-Ja-Gam.
키워드열기/닫기 버튼
Ye-Jong, New Law of Tae-Hak from North Song, Chil-Jae, Sang-Sa-Seng, Moon-Sin, Abolition of Moo-Hak-Jae
