기와로 본 신라 왕경의 공간변화 (A living space to expand in the Silla's Royal Capital[新羅王京] focusing on the Roof-tiles[瓦])

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초록

This paper studied about the changes of the Shilla dynasty's capital city based on chronological records of roof tiles. The conclusion of this research is as follows.
Firstly, the Shilla dynasty the oldest roof tiles presumed to be at the end of 5th century, and they are affected by the dynasty of Gogurye rather than the South Dynasty in China.
Secondly, the Shilla dynasty the oldest roof tiles are consumed at the structure the top of the status, for instance, the luó jing(a shrine), the yuè chéng(a palace), and the rén wàng dòng sì zhi(nán táng). In the early 6th century, roof-tiles of the primary Silla period not across the Stream of North.
Thirdly, a large scale public works resulted in Unified shilla period roof-tiles that bring mass consumption, a reduced error rate and production time appeared during the King Wen-wu. Unified silla period major roof-tiles are yí fèng sì nián jiē tu(679), End-tile of overlaping lotus, No a chin style end-tile.
Fourthly, a large scale public works resulted in completion royal capital border. As a result it changed a notion of space four/eight directions into twenty-four directions. This well-maintained Royal Capitalis composed of the pu-ménsì(east), xī chuān(west), wàng dé-sì tiān wáng sì(east south), the north of pào shí jing(west south), and jī lín high school-běi gōng yuàn chí (north). Later the royal capital the final completion king shén wén(New Village), king xiào zhāo(the South/West Market), king shèng dé(Burial Site) arrive at king qìng dé(capital).
Fifthly, the major reason for civil constructions of king Wen-wu is an overpopulation. The influx of the population to Royal Capitalcan be traced in many ways, such as refugees of ruined countries, local men of merits, and the influx of captives.

영어초록

This paper studied about the changes of the Shilla dynasty's capital city based on chronological records of roof tiles. The conclusion of this research is as follows.
Firstly, the Shilla dynasty the oldest roof tiles presumed to be at the end of 5th century, and they are affected by the dynasty of Gogurye rather than the South Dynasty in China.
Secondly, the Shilla dynasty the oldest roof tiles are consumed at the structure the top of the status, for instance, the luó jing(a shrine), the yuè chéng(a palace), and the rén wàng dòng sì zhi(nán táng). In the early 6th century, roof-tiles of the primary Silla period not across the Stream of North.
Thirdly, a large scale public works resulted in Unified shilla period roof-tiles that bring mass consumption, a reduced error rate and production time appeared during the King Wen-wu. Unified silla period major roof-tiles are yí fèng sì nián jiē tu(679), End-tile of overlaping lotus, No a chin style end-tile.
Fourthly, a large scale public works resulted in completion royal capital border. As a result it changed a notion of space four/eight directions into twenty-four directions. This well-maintained Royal Capitalis composed of the pu-ménsì(east), xī chuān(west), wàng dé-sì tiān wáng sì(east south), the north of pào shí jing(west south), and jī lín high school-běi gōng yuàn chí (north). Later the royal capital the final completion king shén wén(New Village), king xiào zhāo(the South/West Market), king shèng dé(Burial Site) arrive at king qìng dé(capital).
Fifthly, the major reason for civil constructions of king Wen-wu is an overpopulation. The influx of the population to Royal Capitalcan be traced in many ways, such as refugees of ruined countries, local men of merits, and the influx of captives.

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