나제동맹기 백제-신라의 문화교류

Abstract

The Silla-Baekje Alliance was maintained from the beginning of the 5th century to the mid 6th century between Silla and Baekje through amity and mutual commitments. Baekje was trying to resist the southwards advancement of Goguryeo and recapture its old territory. Silla was trying to free itself of Goguryeo’s interference and to expand its territory. For the century and a half that the Silla-Baekje Alliance was maintained, there were various relations between the two countries, and material proof of these relations have been found in both regions. The proof of relations between the two countries cannot be solely attributed to the actual Silla-Baekje Alliance. However a close relationship between the two highest ruling classes of the regions can be deduced to have existed for a period of time. This is from factors such as the similarity from the end of 5C to the beginning of 6C of the crafting techniques and design of the prestige goods that represent the central ruling class of the two nations and the fact that Baekje’s tile crafting technique and design was applied to Silla’s palaces as was found in the early remains of Silla’s roof tile remnants. The interaction of this period can be attributed to the effects of the Marriage Alliance between Silla and Baekje in the year 497. Despite the relations of the Baekje and Silla ruling classe, it has been shown through material proof that Silla expanded its territory eastwards of Hoseo to the Chungbuk Yeongdong, Boeun and Cheongwon regions. This signifies a need for a parallel verification of the actual content and format of the Silla-Baekje Alliance through written and material proof.