漢陽都城의 개축과 지방 동원 체계의 변화

Abstract

Hanyangdoseong was built during the reign of King Taejo of the Joseon Dynasty and was rebuilt during King Sejong's reign. The National wide mobilization system adopted in construction was different depending on the construction period. Building sections were evenly distributed when the Hanyangdoseong was first constructed. At the second period there was a gap in the length of the construction sections depending on the percentage of the population. Unlike the reign of King Taejo, which was constructed by the central government, it was built by the local government during the reign of King Sejong. The Inscribed Stones of Hanyangdoseong shows that in the Taejo’s period, central officials systematically constructed sections that were standardized at 180 meters(600chok;尺). During the reign of King Sejong, the length of the Wall was uneven. The stones were engraved with only the names of the regions mobilized for the construction of the Hanyangdoseong. The stones on Naksan Mountain are inscribed with the inscription 'the names of the regions + Jobaesi(造排始)'. The Inscribed Stones were engraved with the names of the Ikgun(翼軍) in Hongju-Mok(洪州牧) and Chungju-Mok(淸州 牧) region in this section. The National wide mobilization of King Sejong's reign was organized according to the Gunikdocheje(軍翼道體制) system. It is believed that the local system and mobilization system of the early Joseon Dynasty were changed during the reign of King Sejong. The Construction of Hanyangdoseong became a backdrop to the development of the Gunikdocheje (軍翼道體制) system Into the Chinkwancheje(鎭管體制) system.