Seol gong chan biography definition

Korean novel written before

Seol Gongchan-jeon (Korean:&#;설공찬전; Hanja:&#;薛公瓚傳; lit.&#;Tale of Seol Gongchan) is a novel written by Chae Su (蔡壽, –) before It is about a person possessed by the spirit of a dead person who tells the story of the underworld.

In the sixth year in the reign of King Jungjong (), this novel was classified as a book that confuses and misleads people and burned by the king's decree, and its author Chae Su was dismissed from office.

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Authorship

Seol Gongchan-jeon was written by Chae Su, a civil official of the Joseon Dynasty, before Chae Su's ja, or familiar name, is Giji (耆之), ho, or brush-name, is Najae (懶齋), and siho, or temple name, is Yangjeong (襄靖).

He was born as the eldest son of Cha Sinbo (蔡申報) and his wife Mun Hwaryu in Seoul, Korea, in the 31st year of the reign of King Sejong ().

In the 14th year in the reign of King Sejo (), Chae Su passed saengwonsi, a “classics licentiate” civil