기와로 본 百濟 熊津期의 泗비經營 = The Management of Sabi in Wungjin Period Researched with the Roof Tiles

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

King Seong of Baekje transferred the capital from Wungjin to Sabi in 538 and named the country Southern Buyeo. As it is today, it was not easy to move a capital of a country. In addition to dealing with the political interests, they must have got the people to perform engineering and construction work, and made public notices to the people because they had to build the palace, walls, and government offices.
Judging from the archeological evidences that have been excavated and researched so far, that is the roof tiles(including Wadang), we can conclude that they started to manage Sabi, with Wungjin as their capital, some time between the late 5th century and the early 6th century. We can infer this from the Northern Wi(or Goguryeo) style of roof tiles excavated from the remains of a ruined temple of Buyeo in Yongjeongri. However, we can presume that they practically moved their capital in the early period of King Seong, judging from the Daetongmyeong Ingack tile and the Dongbeom Wadang of Daetong Temple Remains which were found in the majority of relics, such as Buso mountain fortress, the assumed palace site in Kwanbukri, the remains of Dongnamri, and the previous Cheonwang temple site in Guari. And the location might be the southern hilly districts including the present Buso mountain fortress, and the Guari and Dongnamri disctirts in the west.
Through more advanced research into the earthen wares and flat roof tiles, we need to make clearer about the management of Sabi in the Wungjin period.

목차 (Table of Contents)

• Ⅰ. 머리말
• Ⅱ. 百濟 熊津期 泗비地域 瓦遺蹟 現況
• Ⅲ. 百濟 熊津期 泗비地域 出土 瓦當 形式 및 編年
• Ⅳ. 泗비地域 熊津期 기와 出土 遺蹟의 性格과 意味
• Ⅳ. 맺음말
• Abstract