日本列島의 百濟 遺民에 대하여 = On the Packjae Remainders in the Japanese Archipelago

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

Since the middle of 4th century, Packjae(百濟) and Wa(倭) h maintained the amicable relationships, With the beginning of 7t century, Wa intensified the pro-Packjae tendency to bu Kudaranomiya(百濟宮) and Kudaranoodera(百濟大寺). As the extensio pro-Packjae policy, Wa dispatched the rescue forces up to 30 soldiers to restrore Packjae. After the utmost efforts were in vain a large number of Packjae remainders emigrated to Japan Archipelago. Among them, several scions of Packjae royal stock I Yo Sungwang(餘善光) and high-ranking officers like Satak Somoung(紹明) were included. They contributed greatly to transplant th advanced civilizations and systems such as Chinese legal system.
On the other hand, Yo Pung, Pung's son Yo Sungwang and P grandson Yo Changsung were recognized as King of Packjae(百濟王) Japanese Archipelago. But the fall of Packjae became to be t indisputable matter, Their noble title was demoted to the family nam Kudaranokomkishi(百濟王氏) which indicate the social rank in the Japanese society. The residential district where the family o Kudaranokonikishi leaded the Packjae remainders was called Kudaragun(百濟部). It was consisted of five section(五部) similar to the Packjae's capital structure.
Kudaranokomkishi had the right to mint metallic currency and marry Japanese royal family. Kudaranokonikishinomyosin(百濟王明) married Kanmu(桓武) and reached the second rank in official r system, Kanmu's maternal line was also Packjae emigrant. He ma several Kudaranokonikishis women to strengthen his social position.

목차 (Table of Contents)

• Ⅰ. 머리말
• Ⅱ. 百濟大寺의 造營과 백제문화의 수용
• Ⅲ. 百濟 遺民의 渡倭와 安置
• 1. 백제 유민의 渡倭와 각종 문물의 전래
• 2. 백제 유민의 安置
• Ⅳ. 百濟王氏의 동향
• 1. 百濟王에서 百濟王氏로
• 2. 百濟王氏의 활동
• Ⅴ. 맺음말-여타의 백제계 씨족의 동향과 과제