Kim Sakkat

(pseudonym of Kim Pyong-yon; literary name, Nango). Born Mar. 13, 1807; died Mar. 29, 1864, in the village of Tongbok, in Chollado Province. Korean satirical poet.

Traveling about Korea wearing a sakkat (straw hat), Kim Sakkat composed short humorous and satirical poems in which he denounced the power of the propertied classes. Written chiefly in onmun, the Korean alphabet, his poems reveal a humanitarian and optimistic outlook. Many of Kim Sakkat’s poems are widely known among the people.

WORKS

Kim Sakkat sonjip. Pyongyang, 1956.
In Russian translation:
In Koreiskie liriki. Alma-Ata, 1958.

REFERENCE

Pak Il, P. A. “Prosvetitel’nye idei poeta-satirika Kim Sakadi.” Uch. zap. Kazakhskogo gos. un-ta: Filosofiia, 1957, vol. 32, issue 1.

单词	kim sakkat
释义	Kim Sakkat Kim Sakkat (pseudonym of Kim Pyong-yon; literary name, Nango). Born Mar. 13, 1807; died Mar. 29, 1864, in the village of Tongbok, in Chollado Province. Korean satirical poet. Traveling about Korea wearing a sakkat (straw hat), Kim Sakkat composed short humorous and satirical poems in which he denounced the power of the propertied classes. Written chiefly in onmun, the Korean alphabet, his poems reveal a humanitarian and optimistic outlook. Many of Kim Sakkat’s poems are widely known among the people. WORKS Kim Sakkat sonjip. Pyongyang, 1956. In Russian translation: In Koreiskie liriki. Alma-Ata, 1958. REFERENCE Pak Il, P. A. “Prosvetitel’nye idei poeta-satirika Kim Sakadi.” Uch. zap. Kazakhskogo gos. un-ta: Filosofiia, 1957, vol. 32, issue 1.
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