부여 구아리 325·326번지 출토 목간에 대하여

초록

This article was written for the purpose of reviewing the remains excavated from the ruins of 325·326 Guari, Buyeo, excavated by the Baekje Institute of History and Culture. In Chapter 2, an over all overview of the ruins from which the wooden tablet was excavated was examined. In the ruins of 325·326 Guari, three major cultural layers were found, and major relics such as byeokju壁柱 building site and remains of a road were found on the second floor. On the same level, various earthenware and roof tiles, and a wooden tablet with the name of the Sabi period Central Administrative District, “hubu 後卩”, were excavated. In the course of reviewing these remains and relics, some of the errors in the ex cavation report that had already been published could be corrected. Chapter 3 examines the formation period and significance of the ruins from which the wooden tablet was excavated. As a result of a review of the three-legged earthenware discovered along with the wood en tablet, it was confirmed that the ruins were built after the late 6th century. The wooden tablet exca vated from the ruins of 325·326 Guari could only read three letters, including “hubu後卩 ” and “in人” on the front page, but it is closely related to the ruins of 319 Guari adjacent to the ruins. In the ruins of 319 Guari, the names of other five-bu五部, such as jungbu中部, habu下部, jeonbu前部 and front, have been confirmed. In the Guari area, chinese inkstone ceramics and earthenware shaped like incense burner, as well as the byeokju building site, were found together. Considering this, it is possible that Baekje’s central administrative office similar to that of Ssangbuk-ri was located in the Guari area.

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