This article compares the Malgal(靺鞨) of the 8th century with the Yeojin(女眞) of the 10th to 12th centuries to see how they are related. Overall, the connection between the Malgals and the Yeojin is supported by the large number of characters in...
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김락기 ((재) 인천문화재단)
2025
Korean
말갈 ; 여진 ; 이름 ; 작명법 ; 표기법 ; Malgal(Mohe) ; Yeojin(Jurchen) ; Name ; Nomenclature ; Notation
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This article compares the Malgal(靺鞨) of the 8th century with the Yeojin(女眞) of the 10th to 12th centuries to see how they are related. Overall, the connection between the Malgals and the Yeojin is supported by the large number of characters in...
This article compares the Malgal(靺鞨) of the 8th century with the Yeojin(女眞) of the 10th to 12th centuries to see how they are related. Overall, the connection between the Malgals and the Yeojin is supported by the large number of characters in common between the two periods, indicating a cultural affinity between the two groups. However, it can be seen that there were some changes in the Malgal and Yeojin societies in the 8th century, as the name ‘Mong(蒙)’, which was representative of Malgal, disappeared completely and new names such as ‘Bul(弗)’ and ‘Dal(達)’ appeared. Although we have not been able to identify the specific cause of the change, we speculate that the rise and fall of Balhae(渤海) and its control may have been one of the factors. In particular, we noted that the “□□蒙” form of the name, which is known to be a representative name for Malgal, only appears in the actual records for a very short period of time, from 714 to 727, and does not appear again until 776, even if we include the Balhae. The year 727 is thought to be the point at which Balhae expanded and strengthened its control over the Malgal region through its attack on the Heuksu Malgal(Heishui Mohe, 黑水靺鞨), and the disappearance of the ‘Mong’ name after 727 may be significant. In addition, in the vacuum of state power that occurred in Manchuria after the fall of Balhae in 926, changes such as the convergence of the Malgal and Yeojin groups were found, and it was assumed that this situation was also related to changes in Nomenclature.
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