文字資料를 통해서 본 中國과 三國의 書寫文化 교류

Abstract

Naknang as an important link between the Old Joseon and Three Countries takes occupied very important position in the ancient history of Korea. When active documentary administration was conducted vigorously at Naknang region, the transcription culture including the use of Wooden tablets was expanded in the regions of Three Countries. It was considered that development of transcription culture was rapidly progressed with the maintenance of such a documentary administration. Since the 4th century, changes and developments of writing style was similar to that of Jungwon explains transcription culture of the Goguryeo reached the general level of the East Asia at that time. Baekje developed diplomacy biased to Namjo even until the 6th century and handwriting of the Namjo style was mainstream and writing style of inscription tended to increase the elements of Bukjo in the period of Sabi. It can be thought that cultural diversity of Baekje which developed multilateral diplomacies with neighboring countries was reflected in this transcription culture. On the contrary, Silla was continuously lagged behind Goguryeo and Baekje in the side of transcription culture due to political and geographical conditions. Silla under strong influence of Goguryeo showed a new writing style unlike the former one through the leading exchange with Nambukjo since the 6th century and it was 'Jeokseongbiche'. With this new writing style, it seemed that Silla secured self-development potential based on this transcription culture, developed the various diplomacies with Dang since the 7th century and had the initiative in the struggle period of Three Countries.