The Yeonsan-dong tomb group has been unearthed and restored since 2000. The construction of the Yeonsan-dong tomb group complex was stopped until the first half of the 6th century. And then it was said that it was incorporated into Silla.
The most important task at present in the history academy and archeology seems to be the question of when `Dongnoguk(瀆盧國)` was slain to Silla. Therefore, this paper also aims to trace the time to incorporate Dongnogook`s Silla territory in terms of literature.
Dongnoguk began in the Three Hans period as a small country which constituted Byeonhan, or the Gaya, and was closely related to Garakguk until the fourth century. After `Goguryeo`s Southward Conquest`, Dongnoguk was influenced constantly by Goguryeo through Nakdong River, and Goguryeo relics excavated from Bokcheon-dong tomb group proved this. It seems that relations with Silla were also good, because the royal tombs are still built in Bokcheon-dong tomb group until the first half of the 5th century. However, it seems to have a certain political distance from Garakguk.
Dongnoguk was not until 529 in the first half of the 6th century, when Isabu(異斯夫) was deprived of its territory, Dadara(多多羅), by Silla. However, it is likely that it was not destroyed immediately but was incorporated into Silla through a similar process at the same time as Garakguk. This combines the bins with the one Yeonsan-dong tomb group stops making in the first half of the 6th century.
Yeonsan-dong tomb group is located in the modern city center, and is the only group of tombs in the Three Kingdoms period in Busan where mounds remain. The people who made Yeonsan-dong tomb group were the rulers of Dongnoguk, and Dongnoguk was the member who made the Gaya. This means that Yeonsan-dong tomb group is in the history of Gaya. |