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연구자들이 자신의 연구와 전문성을 널리 알리고, 새로운 협력의 기회를 만들 수 있는 네트워킹 공간이에요.
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Large mounds and additional facilities characterize the royal tombs built while Koguryo’s capital was at Gungnae (國內). Before the fourth century, large, high mounds were built, and roads were paved with stones in some areas near the boundaries of the tombs. Also, additional tombs (陪塚), additional embankments (陪臺), and guard buildings were constructed. Further, after the fourth century, the boundaries of graves were enlarged while barriers were built around the tombs and buildings were constructed on the tombs. This indicates that the royal tomb system (陵園制) had been fully established.
The centralization of political power was not the only cause of the expansion of additional facilities and the organization of royal tombs. Another cause was the influence of the Chinese system of royal tombs. Trade between Koguryo and China caused the people of Koguryo to encounter the Chinese system for royal tombs, and the ruling classes of Koguryo adopted this system in order to represent their power and authority. This tendency intensified when a number of Chinese intellectuals moved to Koguryo after the fourth century. However, Koguryo people did not uncritically accept Chinese culture. They had already attached importance to tombs, viewing them as residential areas for the dead. This prevented them from feeling a sense of difference about the idea of enlarging the tombs of deceased kings and organizing the royal tombsystem.
The centralization of political power was not the only cause of the expansion of additional facilities and the organization of royal tombs. Another cause was the influence of the Chinese system of royal tombs. Trade between Koguryo and China caused the people of Koguryo to encounter the Chinese system for royal tombs, and the ruling classes of Koguryo adopted this system in order to represent their power and authority. This tendency intensified when a number of Chinese intellectuals moved to Koguryo after the fourth century. However, Koguryo people did not uncritically accept Chinese culture. They had already attached importance to tombs, viewing them as residential areas for the dead. This prevented them from feeling a sense of difference about the idea of enlarging the tombs of deceased kings and organizing the royal tombsystem.
목차
Ⅰ. 머리말
Ⅱ. 국내도읍기의 고구려 왕릉과 陵園制 정비
Ⅲ. 국내도읍기 陵園制 발달의 배경
Ⅳ. 맺음말
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