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In an effort to preserve South Korea’s historical heritage, Imshil County has been entrusted with the custody of the oldest known document from the Joseon Dynasty, the ‘운수지 을묘본’. This document, compiled in 1675, offers valuable insights into the history and culture of Imshil in the 17th century, attracting worldwide interest.
The ‘운수지 을묘본’, a privately compiled document (‘사찬읍지’) from Imshil County during the Joseon Dynasty, is a significant historical artifact. Comprising 32 volumes, 96 pages, and over 48,000 characters, it provides a comprehensive view of the history and culture of Imshil during the 17th century.
With topics ranging from the origin and evolution of the local nickname ‘운수’, the implementation of the ‘면리제’ system, to efforts made to improve regional culture, the ‘운수지’ document offers a wealth of information. It also includes intriguing stories about local figures and their connections to the mountains and rivers of the area, offering a glimpse into the vibrant past of Imshil County.
The ‘운수지’ document, along with other discovered versions from 1730 and 1798, sheds light on the changes that occurred in Imshil County during the 17th and 18th centuries. Recognizing its historical significance, Imshil County is actively working towards preserving and designating the ‘운수지’ document as a cultural heritage site.
Imshil County’s efforts to preserve the ‘운수지’ document extend beyond conservation. The document is also considered a vital asset for the local tourism industry, attracting visitors eager to explore the region’s rich historical background. To promote and share this unique content with a wider audience, Imshil County is committed to ongoing efforts in publicity and dissemination.
By safeguarding the oldest known ‘운수지 을묘본’ document, Imshil County is ensuring the long-term conservation of this invaluable historical record. The preservation and designation process will solidify its status as a cultural heritage site, promoting both historical understanding and the local tourism industry.
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