Tomb No.2 at Seokgok-ri in Yesan is Sabi style stone chamber, because burial chamber shape is rectangle and burial chamber cross section is hexgon. And width of entrance road is the same width of burial chamber, and it is very short. So we guess it wa...
Tomb No.2 at Seokgok-ri in Yesan is Sabi style stone chamber, because burial chamber shape is rectangle and burial chamber cross section is hexgon. And width of entrance road is the same width of burial chamber, and it is very short. So we guess it was constructed mid of the seventh century.
However it is different in typical Baekje stone chamber, bacause located at the top of hill and jar burial is located on srrounding. And such difference mean it is not regional diffences but new ancient tomb culture come into Baekje.
It is seem to me that such difference is beginning to the SSangneung in Igsan. We recognize the SSangneung is King Moo’s tomb in Baekje. By the way, it is widely known that King Moo’s father is dragon. So that new ancient tomb culture come into Baekje with appearance of the King Moo. King Moo is not connected King Bub. Therefore King Moo’s appearance mean appearance of new royal family. In other words, a new ancient tomb culture in Baekje come into Baekje with appearance new royal family.
Eventually, it is Heukjisangji, budded off from old royal family and Bogsin, budded off from new royal family in local of Baekje seventh centuries. Stone chamber of Seokgok-ri is archeological evidence that it is coexist in old royal family and new royal family in Baekje.