대동법 시행 기념비

I went to a place near my house for an expedition report, but it's a historic place, so it's meaningful^^

It's a monument that remains a legacy, but it's a pity that the city doesn't manage it well...

Pyeongtaek is a historic place that clearly shows the evidence of Chungcheong-do. Originally, downtown Pyeongtaek was also Jinwi-gun, but in 1651, the time of Gwanghae-gun, the Daedong Act was enforced, and in 1651, Kim Yuk suggested that it should be implemented. Eventually, Pyeongtaek was Chungcheong-do at the time. It is Gyeonggi-do in the administrative district, and in fact, it is 100% true even in Chungcheongnam-do.

It's not just like any other historical site, it's just a monument. It's a little far off the big road next to the small residential area, so when you go there, there's a doubt that you're coming out here ...? Rather than bringing your own car, I recommend stopping at a shoulder on the middle of the road and walking around. It's also one of the walking courses, so you can have a memorial stamp on your side.

It was designated as Gyeonggi Tangible Cultural Property No. 40 on July 10, 1973. This is a stone monument built by Kim Yuk, who served as Younguijeong in 1659 (Hyojong 10), and is located in Sosa-dong, Pyeongtaek-si, Gyeonggi-do. Kim Yuk (金堉: 1580-1658) went to Chungcheong Auditor after sub-manufacturing Seung Moon-won in 1638. After taking office, he checked the land register and tax collection situation in the province, and appealed to the enforcement of the Daedong Act in this region as well. The Daedong Act is a tax payment system in which local special products are offered in terms of rice after removing the evils of offering tribute. The Daedong Act was enforced from 1608 (Seonjo 41) to 1894 (Gojong 31).Since the implementation of this system, the imbalance in study and inequalities in subordinate roles have decreased, and private commerce has become smooth. The Daedong method implemented in the Hoseo region also achieved good results. After that, Kim Yuk, who became Younguijeong, informed all people of the enforcement of the Daedong Act in the 10th year of King Hyojong, and built a memorial tower in Sosa, a key point of transportation to the Samnam region to commemorate the virtue of the law for the people. The first place the tower was built was a hill about 200m southeast of its present location. It moved to its present position in the 1970s. The rain is 3m in height, 85cm in width, and 24cm in thickness, and consists of Gujilbishin and Isu. The pitch is short in the neck, and the head and front are not realistic. Bishin dug a rectangular groove in the batang stone and put it there. The upper side is round and the bottom side is horizontal. On both sides of the front and rear, two dragons are entangled with each other, arguing over Yeouiju. The inscription was built by Lee Min-gu, who was a student at Hong Mun-gwan, and written by Woo Cham-chan and Oh Jun in Uijeongbu.

I liked the idea of ​​turning a historical place into an event venue.

2021-06-12 In commemoration of the life of Kim Yuk, who lived a long life until the age of 78 and did a great job for the Daedongbeop for the people...

Gyeonggi-do Tangible Cultural Heritage No. 40 Daedong Act Enforcement Monument. Established in the 10th year of King Hyojong (1659). In front of the monument, there are also four Gongdeokbi (Seonjeongbi) erected.