임유후(任有後)와 『만휴당집(萬休堂集)』―17세기 북인의 몰락과 생존의 한 사례 연구

This thesis examines Im Yuhu's life and reconstructs the complete version of his collected works, Manhyudangjib, by searching for different copies of his collected works in Korea. He was from a family that played a key role in the Bugin' regime. However, his family members were accused of treason and were killed for trying to support Prince Inseong after the Injo Restoration. He survived and led his family into hiding in Uljin. Unlike the writers who had lost in political struggles, who wrote works that superficially expressed their longing for their monarch, he created works that directly expressed anxiety and sadness. Most of his relatives involved in the treason were dead, and he himself was deeply frustrated, so he took the pen name “Manhyu” to indicate that he was giving up everything in the world. In 1633, Prince Inseong's official title was restored, and he also made a personal decision, which changed his literary world thereafter. Despite his family's involvement in the treason plot, his survival was largely due to his leading role in advocating for Jonjudaeui during the war with the Qing Dynasty. Lee Gyeong-yeo, a representative anti-surrender faction member made special efforts to promote him. Lee Min-jeok, Lee's son also followed in his father's footsteps and actively recommended him to the central government office. Through Im Yuhu and Manhyudangjib, I tried to categorize the cases in which Bugin secured a political position in an unfavorable political situation by actively expressing Jonjudaeui despite being politically discouraged after the Injo Restoration.