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This article is about the Korean Kim Hwan, who is enshrined as a God in the Kumamoto Kato Shrine in Japan. Although his records does not appear on the Korean documents, we can trace some of his records from the Japanese documents, such as ‘Zokusenkiyomasaki(續撰淸正記)’, ‘Shinsenkiyomasaichidaiki(眞撰淸正一代記)’, ‘Kiyomasakunsekiko(淸正勳積考)’, ‘Ihokujinkyoushi(葦北人境誌)’, ‘Kakansyousetsu (可觀小說)’. From these documents, He was the servant of the Sunwhagun and Imhaegun, but during the Imjin War period, he was captured and forcibly taken to the Kumamoto by the Katokiyomasa’s army and lived as a servant of Kiyomasa. The reason that he got famous from the Kumamoto’s people was unique way of ending his life. When the Kiyomasa died, he said ‘Without Kiyomasa I cannot live anymore’ and committed a suicide with cutting his own stomach cross. With his way of death, when the Kiyomasa’s shrine were built during the Meiji period, He was worshiped by the Kumamoto’s people as an assistant God of Kiyomasa. Some researchers find the reason from the Japanese unique way of concept ‘Onshinbyoudousisou(怨親平等思想)’, but considering his hierarchy position as an assistant God of Kiyomasa, unequal power relationships consists after the death. In other words, the reason that enshrined as a God is effective advertisement for the honoring the Kiyomasa rather than Japanese concept of the ‘Onshinbyoudousisou’.

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1. 머리말
 2. 구마모토에 정착한 임란포로
 3. 기요마사의 죽음에 할복 순사한 조선인
 4. 기요마사의 배신(陪神)이 된 조선인김환
 5. 마무리
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• 노성환 [ 울산대학교 일본어·일본학과 교수, 비교신화학, 비교민속학 ]

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• 간행물명

  일본언어문화 [Journal of japanese Language and Culture]

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  계간

• pISSN

  1598-9585

• 수록기간

  2002~2025

• 등재여부

  KCI 등재

• 십진분류

  KDC 730 DDC 495