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This paper examines the shape, location, text structure, features of Gwanggaetowangbi and Jian Goguryeobi, as well as the relation between them. So far the lack of opportunities for Korean researchers to have access to the Jian Goguryeobi to examine it thoroughly has been the critical obstacle. Such leads into differences on readings on the Jian Goguryeobi, in particular its time for construction. The discrepancy, as a reference, causes that of other issues such as the purpose and features.
The common features of these two royal tombs are the founding of Goguryeo and the Sumyo system (守墓制). Particularly, contents are almost identical in terms of the operation and organisation of Goguryeo’s Sumyo system in 4th and 5th century. In consideration of such similarity, the relation between them becomes clearer. The contents of Sumyo in the 3rd part of Gwanggaetowangbi provide accounts of Myosangibbi(墓上立碑) in every royal tombs, which deemed to have been established during the era of King Gwanggaeto, a proclamation which banned the transactions in Jian Goguryeobi, and achivement of King Jangsu who completed the organisation of Sumyo system following his precedent. Therefore, the 3rd part of Gwangaetowangbi compiles various types of achievement conducted within the context of the operations and organisation of Sumyo system. The 3rd part can be regarded as a text comprised of three sections - Myosangibbi, the content of Jian Goguryeobi, and the completion of Sumyo systmem by King Jangsu. Therefore, the part is consisted of two different texts. While the conquest war was chronologically written, the other section of the organisation of Sumyo system combines two existing texts from the two tombs (Myosangibbi and Jian Goguryeobj) with that of new Sumyo system during the King Jangsu period. The text shows the achievement of King Gwanggaeto, as well as his follower’s. These contents are systematically compiled in the Gwanggaetowangbi.
The common features of these two royal tombs are the founding of Goguryeo and the Sumyo system (守墓制). Particularly, contents are almost identical in terms of the operation and organisation of Goguryeo’s Sumyo system in 4th and 5th century. In consideration of such similarity, the relation between them becomes clearer. The contents of Sumyo in the 3rd part of Gwanggaetowangbi provide accounts of Myosangibbi(墓上立碑) in every royal tombs, which deemed to have been established during the era of King Gwanggaeto, a proclamation which banned the transactions in Jian Goguryeobi, and achivement of King Jangsu who completed the organisation of Sumyo system following his precedent. Therefore, the 3rd part of Gwangaetowangbi compiles various types of achievement conducted within the context of the operations and organisation of Sumyo system. The 3rd part can be regarded as a text comprised of three sections - Myosangibbi, the content of Jian Goguryeobi, and the completion of Sumyo systmem by King Jangsu. Therefore, the part is consisted of two different texts. While the conquest war was chronologically written, the other section of the organisation of Sumyo system combines two existing texts from the two tombs (Myosangibbi and Jian Goguryeobj) with that of new Sumyo system during the King Jangsu period. The text shows the achievement of King Gwanggaeto, as well as his follower’s. These contents are systematically compiled in the Gwanggaetowangbi.
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Ⅰ. 서론
Ⅱ. 비의 형태와 위치에 대한 비교 검토
Ⅲ. 비의 내용구성과 성격에 대한 비교 검토
Ⅳ. 결론
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