신라 마립간기~중고기 모량부의 정치적 경관

Abstract

Until now, based only on the excavation data of Geumcheok-ri Tombs, the Geumcheok-ri (金尺里) Group grew from the end of the 3rd century and rapidly emerged in the late 5th century, and among the figures buried as the associated mound of Maripgan (麻立干) Tomb, Moryang-bu (牟梁部) returned to their traditional site and built it. The reason why they returned to the graves of their predecessors is that there is a need to emphasize the genealogy of being from Moryang-bu (牟梁部). The construction of the Bangnae-ri (芳內里) tomb group also had an opportunity to move the grave area due to the change in burial facilities, which was changed from a wooden tomb to a stone chamber tomb, but it was seen as the result of the removal of the Geumcheok-ri (金尺里) tomb group, which has a strong community character. In addition, during this period, the character of the Silla's Six Bu (6部) changed from a political body to an administrative district, and along with this, the tax collection position was reorganized from community to a family position. Since stone chamber was introduced with such social changes, it shows that chamber tombs were introduced from an institutional level. In conclusion, if Geumcheok-ri (金尺里) Tombs represent Moryang-bu (牟梁部), a common body, the Bangnae-ri (芳內里) Tombs are graves that honor influential families, reflecting the nature of the administrative district.