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한국사연구회 한국사연구 韓國史硏究 제136호
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2007.3
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57 - 103 (47page)

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The Royal Secretariat-Chancellery(中書門下省), the Department of state affairs(尙書省) and the Security Council(中樞院ㆍ樞密院) were the essential political institutions which administered the all the affairs of Goryeo court.
It was characteristic of Goryeo dynasty for government officials to hold concurrent posts if they were appointed to take an additional duties, or even have two or more posts assigned to them simultaneously. For example, those who held one of the posts of Grand Councilor of the Royal Secretariat-Chancellery(宰臣) were routinely assigned to posts within the Controller for Six Ministries(6部判事) as well. The Grand Councilors of rank 2b(從2品) and below, as well as officials from the Seven posts of the Security Council, would commonly be assigned positions of Vice Director(僕射), Controller for Six Ministries(6部尙書), Chief Attendant(散騎常侍) and Censor-in-Chief(御史大夫).
As different viewpoints have been suggested, the issue that lies here is how one should understand the nature of the structure of the posts of Grand Councilor of the Royal Secretariat-Chancellery and the Seven posts of the Security Council. Furthermore, the question arises, are these posts concurrent positions, in which one post being held by an official is dependant on his other position, or he holds plural posts, in which they are independent from each other? This is an issue which is closely related to understanding the power structure of the dynasty. The former assumption stresses the king’s absolute power over executive officials in his administrative court while the latter emphasizes these officers also maintained a certain degree of power. The theory of concurrent posts is supported by the fact that the king always held final decision, and the Six Ministries of the Department of State Affairs could consult directly with the king without the consent of any higher institutions. However, the Six Ministries were more or less under the Grand Councilors’ influence, as these councilors held the post of Controller of the Ministries. Furthermore, the councilors could practice their influence over appointing Censors, who’s duties were to debate policies, through the verification system.
Considering these points, it would be more appropriate to regard the posts of Grand Councilor of the Royal Secretariat-Chancellery and the Seven posts of the Security Council as independent, because their opinion could affect the king’s decisions. Although the Goryeo kings had less control over the dynasty than the Joseon kings, it is evident that the well balanced power between the king and his highest officers was the defining feature that shaped the whole Goryeo government.

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Ⅰ. 머리말
Ⅱ. 兼職과 重複職에 대한 諸家의 견해와 그 문제점
Ⅲ. 宰樞의 兼職과 重複職에 대한 논의의 내용 검토
Ⅳ. 宰樞의 兼職과 重複職을 통해 본 權力構造 검토
Ⅴ. 맺음말
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