신라 상고의 왕위계승 원리와 삼성왕통의 실재성 (The Principles of the Throne Succession in Early Silla and the Existence of Three Royal Descendents)

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The Principles of the Throne Succession in Early
Silla and the Existence of Three Royal Descendents

Seon, Seok-Yeol


This article researched the throne succession of early Silla and the existence of three royal descendents, and it applied three principles that is legitimate succession, collateral succession, and son-in-law succession.
First, the throne succession of Park(박) royal family kept being developed in direct line succession and son-in-law succession, there was no collateral succession. In beginning, two groups of Park　royal family, marrying with the king of the other country, concentrated powers.
Secondly, Talhae(탈해) king has meant to succeed the throne as son-in-law of Park royal family, but it just suggests the fact that the existence time of Seok(석) royal descendents is the same time of Park royal descendents. Marriages of the Seok royal family was consanguineous marriage inside the most royal family. The throne succession of them kept being developed in three principles.
Thirdly, Michu(미추) king has meant to succeed the throne as son-in-law of Seok royal family, but it just suggests the fact that the existence time of Kim royal descendents is the same time of Seok royal descendents.
Samkuksaki is the basic source of Silla history. The early document is belong to the age prior to king Nae-Mul(奈勿王). This document has caused many debates among scholars because of its ambiguous character.
According to early document the beginning of Silla is 57 B.C. But when I analyzed the age gaps between generations, I found that the real beginning was 220 dynasty but that of Saroguk. It is not true that three names Park, Seok, Kim succeeded to Saroguk throne in turns. In Saroguk, two royal families of Park and Seok co-existed, and in Silla founded in the mid-fourth century Kims became a royal family succeeding to Parks.
Some kind of scholars repaired a genealogy record and they interpreted, these methods are errors. We will change its records and there is not a necessity which we will interpret. There is a possibility of repairing the history which is knowing by mistake. Conclusively speaking, we consequently must trust the record of royal family genealogy.

영어초록

The Principles of the Throne Succession in Early
Silla and the Existence of Three Royal Descendents

Seon, Seok-Yeol


This article researched the throne succession of early Silla and the existence of three royal descendents, and it applied three principles that is legitimate succession, collateral succession, and son-in-law succession.
First, the throne succession of Park(박) royal family kept being developed in direct line succession and son-in-law succession, there was no collateral succession. In beginning, two groups of Park　royal family, marrying with the king of the other country, concentrated powers.
Secondly, Talhae(탈해) king has meant to succeed the throne as son-in-law of Park royal family, but it just suggests the fact that the existence time of Seok(석) royal descendents is the same time of Park royal descendents. Marriages of the Seok royal family was consanguineous marriage inside the most royal family. The throne succession of them kept being developed in three principles.
Thirdly, Michu(미추) king has meant to succeed the throne as son-in-law of Seok royal family, but it just suggests the fact that the existence time of Kim royal descendents is the same time of Seok royal descendents.
Samkuksaki is the basic source of Silla history. The early document is belong to the age prior to king Nae-Mul(奈勿王). This document has caused many debates among scholars because of its ambiguous character.
According to early document the beginning of Silla is 57 B.C. But when I analyzed the age gaps between generations, I found that the real beginning was 220 dynasty but that of Saroguk. It is not true that three names Park, Seok, Kim succeeded to Saroguk throne in turns. In Saroguk, two royal families of Park and Seok co-existed, and in Silla founded in the mid-fourth century Kims became a royal family succeeding to Parks.
Some kind of scholars repaired a genealogy record and they interpreted, these methods are errors. We will change its records and there is not a necessity which we will interpret. There is a possibility of repairing the history which is knowing by mistake. Conclusively speaking, we consequently must trust the record of royal family genealogy.

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