10-12세기 중국 북송･요의 고려산 동과 동제공예품의 수입 양상

Abstract

This thesis examines the records related to copper and copper crafts in China and Korea in the 10th and 12th centuries and analyzes the types of copper minerals and crafts from Goryeo exported to China, and China's perception and consumption patterns. China imported copper minerals, brass, red copper, and copper alloy materials and crafts from Goryeo. It was clarified that all Goryeo copper imported and crafts made from copper in Chinese records were produced in Goryeo. Also, it can be seen that the name that became the brand 'Goryeo- made copper(高麗銅)' was a name for copper alloyed with high-quality Goryeo-made copper minerals distributed in China within China. In addition, through the names of objects that are repeated in different sources, we were able to extract some representative objects that were named after 'Goryeosan- dong'. Based on this, it was possible to analyze the consumption patterns of Goryeo copper crafts distributed in China and their production techniques. However, the lack of data and the inability to confirm the related artifacts in detail remained a limitation of this study. In the future, we will try to make a contribution to the study of metal crafts in East Asia by reinforcing and analyzing the missing parts through additional research.