고구려 평양도읍기 王城의 추이와 왕권

초록

After Goguryeo’s capital moved to Pyeongyang, Goguryeo had no royal castle for a while. Although there was a walled mountain fortress named Daeseong in Pyeongyang, it did not serve as a royal castle. In the past, Goguryeo’s royal castle was built to guard against threats from outside. Thus, the absence of royal castle demonstrates Goguryeo’s regal authority, which was strengthened by its military power. That is, the landscape of Pyeongyang at this time reflects the reinforcement of regal power. After that, the Castle of Jangan was built, and through the large-scale expansion of the rampart, it emerged as a royal castle. This is because the king tried to secure his domain to some extent due to various political changes. It led to the separation of the royal castle and the central area of the capital. And due to such spatial changes, the independence of the king’s private realm was established, resulting in the appearance of the official ranks of the Joongli line. People and space are important topics in understanding history. Through the above discussion, we can see that the two were closely interrelated in Goguryeo.

키워드

大城山城王城왕권長安城中裏系 관등the walled mountain fortress named Daeseongroyal castleregal powerthe Castle of Janganofficial ranks of the Joongli line
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고구려 평양도읍기 王城의 추이와 왕권
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DOI
10.37331/JKAH.2021.03.101.193
발행일
2021-03
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한국고대사연구
101
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193 ~ 228