두브로브니크(Dubrovnik) 도시 사(史) 연구 -리베르타스(Libertas), 자유의 역사를 중심으로-
The Study of History of City ‘Dubrovnik’ -focusing on the history of freedom, ‘Libertas’-
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In this study, I would like to analyze the development process and history of Dubrovnik as a ‘Maritime Republic’, focusing on the historical value of the independent state toward freedom(‘Libertas’). In the II chapter of this study, I explain the settlement process of the South Slavs on the Adriatic Sea. In addition, I introduce the early development process of ‘Ragusa’ which was symbol of independence and medieval name of Dubrovnik. The chapter III introduces how the ‘Republic of Ragusa’ made the symbolism of freedom for the development as the independent Maritime Republic. Particularly, in this chapter, I divide the history for development of the ‘Republic of Ragusa’ into three periods as follows, and analyze the characteristics of each period: 1) The period of rule of the Republic of Venice(1205-1358) - Establishment of the foundations of the development, 2) The period of self-government under the influence of Hungary(1358-1458) - Preparations for the independent republic, 3) The period of independent republic under the Ottoman Turks (1458-1806) - The development to the Maritime Republic and the loss of freedom. Finally, the chapter IV introduces the history of destruction caused by the Civil War on the Yugoslavia in the late 20th century and the meaning of reconstruction that overcomes this.
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In this study, I would like to analyze the development process and history of Dubrovnik as a ‘Maritime Republic’, focusing on the historical value of the independent state toward freedom(‘Libertas’). In the II chapter of this study, I explain the settlement process of the South Slavs on the Adriatic Sea. In addition, I introduce the early development process of ‘Ragusa’ which was symbol of independence and medieval name of Dubrovnik. The chapter III introduces how the ‘Republic of Ragusa’ made the symbolism of freedom for the development as the independent Maritime Republic. Particularly, in this chapter, I divide the history for development of the ‘Republic of Ragusa’ into three periods as follows, and analyze the characteristics of each period: 1) The period of rule of the Republic of Venice(1205-1358) - Establishment of the foundations of the development, 2) The period of self-government under the influence of Hungary(1358-1458) - Preparations for the independent republic, 3) The period of independent republic under the Ottoman Turks (1458-1806) - The development to the Maritime Republic and the loss of freedom. Finally, the chapter IV introduces the history of destruction caused by the Civil War on the Yugoslavia in the late 20th century and the meaning of reconstruction that overcomes this.
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