통일신라의 종묘 건축과 종묘제의 변화 - 계림 북쪽의 대형건물 유구와 관련하여
기관명 | NDSL |
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저널명 | 韓國史硏究= The journal of Korean history |
ISSN | 1226-296x, |
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소속기관 | |
소속기관(영문) | |
출판인 | |
간행물 번호 | |
발행연도 | 2011-01-01 |
초록 | The site of large sized structure founded at the northern border of Gyerim(鷄林) in Gyeongju is judged to be the royal shrine of the Shill a dynasty, Six buildings in two lines shows seven-mausoleum system of royal shrine in old times. It is clear that the structure of the new royal shrine was constructed in 687. Because the earthen bowel founded under the site is considered to be the instrument for praying to the god of the earth before digging the earth and it is judged to be made in the late 7th century. King Sinmun(神文王: reign 681~692) constructed emperor's shrine equipped with seven mausoleums. and it was changed into king's shrine equipped with five mausoleums in the latter half of the 8th century. Five big pots were found in six holes under the ground of the court yard of the royal shrine. The pots meant the five Polestars which was the symbol of the king. and six holes meant Samtaeyukseong(三台六星) which was the symbols of placenta in old Korean narrative. So it represented the birth of the great kings in the Shilla dynasty. The narrative of great king's birth reappeared in Chemseongdae in Gaeseong(開城 瞻星臺), which was composed of five pillars and six plates. It represented the birth of Wang Geon(王建) who was the founder of the Goryeo dynasty. |
원문URL | http://click.ndsl.kr/servlet/OpenAPIDetailView?keyValue=03553784&target=NART&cn=NART69850107 |
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과학기술표준분류 | |
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ICT 기술분류 | |
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주제어 (키워드) | 종묘,소목제,삼태육성,북극오성,개성 첨성대,royal shrine,zhaomu institution(昭穆制),five Polestars,Samtaeyukseong(三台六星),Cheomseongdae in Gaeseong(開城 瞻星臺) |