These are the various clothes excavated in Mt. Nogyesan, Cheongwon-gun, when General Park's tomb known as Yeongobunmyo in the submerged districts of Deacheong Dam. They are; two pieces of Jungchimak, a kind of man's outer garment, two Jingnyeongpo, a official uniform, a Guui, a Dopo (Korean full-dress attire), a Dongbanghyeongpo. Especially, eleven pieces of Jeogori (a Korean-style jacket) and two pieces of Jeoksam (a Korean-style unlined summer jacket) can be the precious materials for connecting the early Joseon and late Joseon. In addition, a Gyeobyugo, a Gyeobyubaji trouser and a skirt belonging to its jacket were excavated. And there are three pieces of Baejajeogori whose position is in between the early Joseon's Danbaeja and the era of King Sukjong's Dangui. They look like the vest and they are 66, 65 and 66 cm long each. And Samsu is attached at the end of the sleeve in 10-15 cm length. In case of Jeoksam, it is a 119 cm long that is longer than the sleeve and has a 39 cm of Samsu so it functions as a Hansam. Dallyeong has a Heopsam and it is similar to Kim Wi's Yuui. Guui made of deerskin is designed to adjust with ring button because of the gusset at both side and its front is looks like Durumagi (a Korean topcoat). Its front side is 98 cm long and its back is 60. The sleeves are middle size at both Dallyeong and Changui and this is the similar point compared with other Yuui of the before and after the Japanese Invasion of Korea in 1592. This Dopo is the oldest one among existences and it proves the record of documents saying that it is originated from King Seonjo's era. The unique point is that its width of a sleeve is 32 cm long and flat. It means that wide sleeve of Dopo is the transition of the 18th century's. Guui is made of white cotton. This blue Jingnyeongpo has the narrow sleeves and 33 cm of Samsu. It is similar to Yu Hyujeong's by its left sleeve that was pieced together odds and ends of cloth. Changui was made of blue cotton and has the narrow sleeves. And its sides are opened with a 70 cm length. Dongbanghyeongpo is white cotton Nabui and its sleeves and whole length is long. The cotton trouser seems to be a woman's and its end is wide. There are two kinds of skirts; one is made of brown Mokdanmundan and the other is made of white silk. The hat is also two kinds. One is made of blue silk with a 17 cm height, a 25 cm diameter and 50 cm round. And the other is a small brown silk hat. Padded skirt, white cotton bedclothes, Cheongeun, Myeongmok and Aksu are unearthed together. It seems that they were made around the Japanese Invasion of Korea in 1592 by the shape, quality and patterns of the clothes. It is regarded as the important materials for studying the style of dress and social aspect of their age. the narrow sleeves. And its sides are opened with a 70 cm length. Dongbanghyeongpo is white cotton Nabui and its sleeves and whole length is long. The cotton trouser seems to be a woman's and its end is wide. There are two kinds of skirts; one is made of brown Mokdanmundan and the other is made of white silk. The hat is also two kinds. One is made of blue silk with a 17 cm height, a 25 cm diameter and 50 cm round. And the other is a small brown silk hat. Padded skirt, white cotton bedclothes, Cheongeun, Myeongmok and Aksu are unearthed together. It seems that they were made around the Japanese Invasion of Korea in 1592 by the shape, quality and patterns of the clothes. It is regarded as the important materials for studying the style of dress and social aspect of their age.

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