가야사의 듀얼리즘과 연구사의 스팩트럼

Abstract

In the history of Gaya, there is a perception that Gaya history was created based on the records of Samguksagi and Samgukyusa, and the dualism of Imna(任那) history created based on the records of Nihonshoki. Also, I think that there are various Spectrum studies in the problems of Mimananihonhu(任那日本府) and Mimananocho(任那調). As a result, I think that in the field of history education in Korea and Japan, different history of Gaya and Imna's perception of history are being educated. In this study, the history of Imna was reinterpreted through a thorough critique of Nihonshoki's history of Imna as a method to investigate these issues. In summary, first, Gaya was a country composed of Imna and Kara(加羅), but was named Kara(加良) during the Unified Silla period and Kaya(加耶) after the Goryeo Dynasty. Second, I think that Mimananihonhu changed Mimananomikotomochi(任那倭宰) notation to be distorted by the 8th century Rithuryo historical idea. Therefore, Mimananomikotomochi's installation is not the Yamato kingship. They are the “Kotomochi” group of Imna, who was entrusted with diplomacy with the Japanese government. Their identity is that of the Imna revival army based on Anra(安羅) in opposition to the surrender of Silla by Kimguhae(金仇亥), king of Kumkuk(金官國) in 532. Third, in the case of the Mimananocho problem, Samguksagi records that it ended with the destruction of Geumgwangaya in 532 and Daegaya in 562. I think that the cause of this difference was due to errors in historical records and interpretations caused by errors and distortions in Nihonshoki's sexagenary cycle. In the end, it can be said that the cause of Kayasa's dualism and research history spectrum was primarily distorted in a biased manner by the historical view of the Japanese ruling class in the 8th century. In addition, Imna's historical record was interpreted without a literature-critical perspective, as it was linked to the modern Japanese imperialistic view of the 20th century, and related research and theories were expanded and reproduced.