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This research aims to analyze the ceremonial costumes used during diplomatic ceremonies for Japanese envoys in early Joseon.

A Study on the Costumes Used in Diplomatic Ceremonies for Japanese Envoys in Early Joseon - Focusing on the Suingukseopyeui in Gukjo-Oryeui -

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This research aims to analyze the ceremonial costumes used during diplomatic ceremonies for Japanese envoys in early Joseon.
Examined the Suingukseopyeui section of Gukjo-Oryeui for details on attire.
Identified costumes worn by the king and attendants during ceremonies.
Compared findings with historical records from the Annals of King Sejong.
The king was dressed in Ikseongwan and Gonryongpo during ceremonies.
Attendants wore black Danryeong as part of their Sangbok attire.
The attire of musicians matched ceremonial regulations set during King Seongjong’s reign.

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Analyzes ceremonial attire in early Joseon diplomatic rites, highlighting historical significance and protocol.

Park et al. (2026) studied this question.

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