삼국 초기 海上 英雄과 국가의 성격 -영웅시대의 설정-

Abstract

Among the figures who played against the backdrop of the sea in the early Three Kingdoms were King Suro, King Talhae, Seokuroi Eum, General Ilbeul and Pak Je-sang. Among them, Seokuro and Yi Eum and General Ilbeul were typical heroes of the ancient hero era. All of them were heroes of the Silla Seok’ isageum Age, who set up their majors for the nation and supported their lives like Uro. This era can be defined as the "hero age". However, in ancient Korean history, the national form of the hero era had two directions. Silla's method was divided into six parts in the center, and small countries were exercising their autonomy in the provinces. Silla's king recognizes the autonomy of six individual parts and small provincial states, but integrates military and diplomatic powers under the king during the war. He chose to concentrate his power on the center of Silla. Gaya formed the national body in a different way. Gaya established a state based on the basin or coast, which is an independent natural terrain, and thus individual small countries were highly unique. The military and diplomatic rights of the war were also exercised independently by individual small countries.