興德王 服飾禁制에 나타난 半臂와 배당의 考證硏究 = A Study on the Banbi(半臂) and Baedang(배당) in King Hungdok's(興德) Prohibition of Clothing

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

We studied the Banbi and Baedang in King Hungdok's prohibition of clothing by investigating costume material of neighboring countries(the Tang[唐] dynasty in China, Nara(奈良) and Heian(平安 era in Japan).
By influence of active cultural interchange between East & West, the Banbi was popular in Korea, China and Japan. At that time typical shape of Banbi was a sleeveless or short-sleeved upper garment with 'ChikLyungWooYim(직령우임) or JuaYim(좌임)[it means right or left fronted with the straight collar style]' and it reached the hip line. And the Banbi could also be used as a inter garment or an outer garment.
But the shapes of Banbi weared as outer garment for women were various in the Tang dynasty. It is uncertain that the Banbi in King Hungduk's prohibition includs all various shapes.
The Baedang had not appeared in China and Japan. But it can be assumed following four shapeable.
① the shape of the short-length Banbi which was worn as outer garment for women.
② the shape of the sleeveless outer garment which appears in the mural paintings of the Tang dynasty and in the relic of Syousouin(正倉院). It reached waist line.
③ the shape of the sleeveless outer garment with knee-length which was worn since the Three States era in Korea.
④ the shape of the short and wide sleeve outer garment which was worn since ShengTang(盛唐) era.