These are the various clothes found with Kim Ui's mummy body when his tomb was removed to another place because of construction of Chungju Dam in Cheongwon-gun, Chungbuk in 1980. He was a civil minister during the mid Joseon. There is a Cheonik that was put on when he was sent to the foreign country or escorted the King. And he wore this in the time of national crisis. Jikryeonpo was excavated that it looks like Durumagi (a Korean topcoat) but its collar is straight. And there is Danryeongpo whose collar is round. And there is Changui whose one part is opened. Jeoksam was made of hemp cloth and put on in summer. And there is Sokgot (a kind of underwear) that is to wear under the outerwear. And cotton-padded socks and silk Cheonkum that covered the body were founded.

Their names are; ① hem cloth Jeoksam ② silk double Jikryeong official uniform ③ purple silk Cheonik ④ cotton padded Sokgot ⑤ silk quilt Sokgot ⑥ cotton quilt Changui ⑦ brown double Changui ⑧ cotton padded socks ⑨ silk double Chanui ⑩ silk single Cheonik ⑪ silk quilt Changui ⑫ cotton padded Sokgot ⑬ silk double Cheonik ⑭ silk Jikryeongpo ⑮ official uniform (Danryeong) and finally Silk Cheongeum.

They are all Kim Ui's who was served as a Heongam during the Japanese invasion of Korea in 1592 and show the way of dress. Especially Danryeong whose collar is round and Jikryeong whose collar is strait are found together so it clears the custom of dress that was uncertain before. That is, Jikryeong or Changui was put on in ordinary times and Danryeong was put on over it in the time of attendance at office. In addition, Jikrywong is a double layer and Danryeong is a single layer. It shows a typical dress custom of the early Joseon by the narrow sleeves. They are relics of the age of Imjinwaeran and regarded as the precious materials for studying the style of dress.

(출처 : 문화재청 홈페이지)