베트남 리왕조의 法 一考

Abstract

This research deals with the legal system of Ly Dynasty(1009 - 1225) in Vietnam, based on King's order special law, particularly focusing on criminal and civil suit. Laws of Ly Dynasty was under a heavy influence of Sui and Tang dynasty. However, on its base there were conventional law and tradition as well as Buddhism and Confucian effect. Specially, during the Ly Dynasty private ownership was well developed. This was possible because there were strong backings of law. There are several principles that are still kept in today such as the principle of not reopening a settled case, statute of limitations and levels of graded authority, etc. One of the many factors that made possible the first-ever long rules of Vietnamese dynasty was development of law. It was because centralism was firmly established and it was again backed by law. But, as a means of realizing just society, there was certain limitation in it because the Ly Dynasty was a strict class society and it overly put governing country or reinforcement of sovereign power as the target of law enactment