중국 요고의 연원과 변화양상 고찰 -이성산성에서 출토된 목제 요고의 특징과 연원을 함께 논함-

Abstract

Based on the consideration of the origin and change patterns of Yo Goin China, this paper aims to reveal the characteristics and solidarity of wooden Yo Go excavated in July 1999 at Yi Seongsanseong Fortress in Hanam, Gyeonggi Province. Of the Yo Go objects currently unearthed on the Korean Peninsula, only two were a wooden Yo Go from Yi Seongsanseong Fortress and a pottery Yo Go excavated from the site of Naseong-ri in Yeongi-gun, South Chungcheong Province before the Goryeo Dynasty. Pottery Yo Go in Naseong-ri was currently belonging to the earliest that real data, but the form of features are an early form of Yo Go and instruments, because different. Used more about what a careful study is needed. There are two views on the production of the wooden Yo Go excavated from the fortress, which is now considered to be from the Goguryeo and Unified Silla periods. According to the formative features of wooden Yo Go, it is different from the waist-length version of Yo Go painted in the Goguryeo mural, but rather more similar to the shape of Yo Go by Shari-gi of Gamun Temple in the Unified Silla Period. It would have to be reconsidered to conclude that Yo Go excavated from Yi Seongsansong is from the Unified Silla Period only with its current formative features. However, it is regrettable that the actual data related to Goguryeo cannot be directly verified. We hope that the actual data on Yo Go during the Three Kingdoms Period will be further excavated and reported so that the discussion on it can be further expanded.