Royal Tomb of King - The king's monument is located in Jiyan, the second capital of Goguryeo. скачать в хорошем качестве

Royal Tomb of King - The king's monument is located in Jiyan, the second capital of Goguryeo.

A study on the rubbing of the Royal Tomb of King Gwangwon - Another feed for the study of the inscription The king's monument is located in Jiyan, the second capital of Goguryeo. The rain was 6.39 m high, 1.35 m wide, with the stones carved in a proper way, but not completely square. Even the inscription of the inscription was not polished. The four sides of the monument were engraved with letters, which were outlined and drawn vertically and vertically. It has 1,775 inscriptions on its four sides, which symbolize the international situation in East Asia and the location of Goguryeo. But the current state of the rain is hardly what it was. In addition to natural wear dating back to the end of the 19th century, it was rediscovered and destroyed to remove the moss that was filled with the surface. Then he put lime on the empty space and rubbed it repeatedly to remove it. Since the 1960s, chemical conservation of Vienna has worsened the rainfall. Therefore, there are many places where it is difficult to read the original letters even if you look carefully at the noodles. In this context, researchers have noted the rubbing of the inscription as early as possible as the source of the inscription. The initial rubbing, produced intensively for more than 50 years after the rain was rediscovered, became another source for the study of the inscription. In particular, the importance of rubbing [. 拓] becomes even greater when it is known when it is time to do so. The rubbing down of the head of the National Museum of Korea is one of the most important basic materials in the study of rubbing down of the King Gwangbu's monument. Types of rubbing down on the King's monument There are three main categories of initial rubbing down used in the study of inscriptions. The first one is a piece of paper on the epitaph (or rubbing down), drawn around the letter, then filled with dark ink and made it look like a rubbing. Although it is likely that the original characters of the inscription will be miscarrified during the production process, it is important to note how the inscription was recognized during the production process. This is the silent copy taken by KageakI Sakawa, a Japanese army spy who was dispatched to Japan in 1880. After five years of secret research by the Japanese Army Chiefs of Staff, the results were published to the world in 1888, and the research on the epitaph of King Gwanghwang was carried out. The main interest was on the side of an ancient Korea-Japan relationship focused on Sinmyeon-yeon and King Gwang-bi supported the " Imna " Japanese official in Korea. The following is a rubbing of the stone stone that was scraped directly against the paper before it was damaged by lime and so on. Although it is the most important material in the study of inscriptions, it is very difficult to read because many of the characters have fallen apart and become blurred due to wear and tear over the years and arson to remove moss after rediscovering. Therefore, it is necessary to compare the inscription with various calcareous rubbing codes. The last one is a copy of the manuscript, which was repaired by applying lime to the stone, and most of the remaining rubbing of the early period of the King Sejong's statue is the lime rubbing. This is also why the suspicion is raised by Japan over the forgery of the inscription because the inscription could be read or manipulated incorrectly, intentionally or otherwise, during the process of making clear the plan. While the lines that separated the lines from the inscription were removed from the rubbing of the initial lime, the lines were partially visible when the lime was started to drop due to repeated rubbing. It is almost impossible to scrub the rubbing of the monument unless it is a professional tableware due to the size and condition of the rain. Therefore, each rubbing has a unique method of making each tableware. Because of its size, it has no choice but to rub down dozens of small sheets of paper on each side, and the size of the paper and how it was put together are different. Therefore, it is possible to categorize and tie the rubbing down using the same technique, and compare it with the rubbing that has a clear timing to extract the rubbing joint. The widely manufactured and distributed rubbing of lime has a diverse nature, so it is one of the important tasks of the inscription study to identify and classify it. Manufacturing date of rubbing down of the small intestine This rubbing was purchased by the Joseon Government-General's Museum for 10 yen from Yukawa on November 5, 1918, at least prior to 1918.