加耶 轉換期의 墓制와 繼承關係

Abstract

After the southern conquest of the Goguryeo forces, the Former Gaya - the Daesungdong and the Bokcheondong group were connected - in the downstream area of the Nakdong river was disbanded, and the Gyeongju grew rapidly. Meanwhile, the new groups were appeared in the western inland area of the Nakdong river and grew as the centre of the Later Gaya. However, it shows a great change in the tomb as well as the grave goods. The change of the tomb in various parts shows its identity. In this paper, the progress of the tomb in the Dohangri·Malsanri site of Haman, the Okjeon site of Hapcheon and the Jisandong site of Goryeong that the excavated data is enough and it shows the aspect at the turning point is checked. These tombs are also thought as the graveyard of Kings of AraGaya, Dara and DaeGaya. Especially, the form of a tomb and the structure of a wooden coffin were focused. The restoration of the structure of a wooden coffin is based on my previous paper in 2010. As a result, AraGaya established its own tomb contacting with Kimhae immediately after southern conquest of the Goguryeo. However, Dara and DaeGaya were at a turning point after the Formal Gaya was disbanded. Theses two groups adopted different tomb each. It is connected with its descent that took the lead in this change. In other words, the Okcheon site is connected with the Bokcheondong site as using the 凹-shaped platform and coffin clamp. The Jisandong site is related with the Daesungdong site as using the flat platform and coffin clamp and coffin spike. It is also developed with the local identity such as the transformation of coffin clamp. The purpose of this paper is to understand the background of the various groups of the Later Gaya and their progress through the tomb that has strong tradition, and I could achieve the desired result.