The village ruins in the Pohang area during the Three Kingdoms and Unified Silla period are divided into living ruins and production ruins, and in some villages, octagonal buildings and rectangular stone structures related to government offices and ce...
The village ruins in the Pohang area during the Three Kingdoms and Unified Silla period are divided into living ruins and production ruins, and in some villages, octagonal buildings and rectangular stone structures related to government offices and ceremonies are confirmed. In addition, kilns and rice fields used to produce earthenware and roof tiles, and animal dismantling sites where whales and sea lions were hunted in the sea, etc., show the existence of various livelihood activities at that time.
Various roof tiles, Yeonhwamunsumagaksae, inkstone, and stone seals unearthed from villages located near Nammijilbuseong and Gohyeonseong prove the existence of the local government office in charge of local administration at the time, that is, the local government office where the villagers and villagers resided. It shows the state of the local rituals.
At that time, it can be seen that the receiving system was applied differently for each village. can be estimated Therefore, since the 6th century, the local society of the Pohang area has been closely linked with the Silla and the central or local person was in charge of local administrative work, and various ceremonies within the region were regularly performed under the rite system. to be. This indicates that local government was established while maintaining close connection with the central part of Silla, as recorded in Pohang Naengsu-ribi and Namsung-ribi.