오진하치만신(応神八幡神)의 시대별 수용과 전개 -고대(古代)와 중세(中世)를 중심으로-

Abstract

The purpose of this paper was to interpret the process of expropriation and alteration of the period through the powerful body, focusing on the scene of Hachimansin, which is considered to be the same as Ohjin Tenno who was enshrined in the shrine. Through this process, to look at the value and influence of Tenno, which was introduce to the shrine, and to present a new way of looking at Tenno, Japan, which has existed so far. The result of this research is as follows. Ohjin Tenno was identified with Hachimanshin and created the identity or ideology of Japan through the establishment and expansion of religion from ancient times to the Middle Ages. Even in the Middle Ages when the subject of power was changed, its influence and the ripple effects were strengthened. The process involved a combination of factors such as the fusion of Sindo and God(Kamigamishugo) further more the fusion of Sindo and Buddhism(Shinbutushugo) and internal and external crisis situations, which led to a wide range of significance. In ancient times, blacksmiths with advanced technology were built from gods to gods of agriculture, gods of Tenno and royal family, and in the Middle Ages to gods of safe and sound amid the support of warriors, the influence of the blacksmith became huge. In other words, it was confirmed that the value of the Tenno, who was enshrined in the ancient and medieval times, was steadily accumulating, and that the realm of the Tenno being enshrined by the gods, not limited and peripheral, can be represented by the value of society as a whole and as a common sense.