Korean gold crown
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Book Introduction
The true story of our gold crowns, seen through the origins of gold crowns.
『Gold Crowns of Korea』 is the first academic book to reveal the symbolism, origin, manufacturing technique, and use of gold crowns through archaeological analysis of existing gold crowns from the Three Kingdoms period (1 from Goguryeo, 6 from Silla, and 2 from Gaya).
Goguryeo and Baekje used gold crowns symbolizing the eternal flame, while Silla and Gaya used gold crowns shaped like the horns of a dragon, the king of all things. This theory reveals the contradiction of the theory that the Silla gold crown originated from the Scythians in Central Asia, and asserts the theory that the gold crown originated in Korea itself.
『Gold Crowns of Korea』 is the first academic book to reveal the symbolism, origin, manufacturing technique, and use of gold crowns through archaeological analysis of existing gold crowns from the Three Kingdoms period (1 from Goguryeo, 6 from Silla, and 2 from Gaya).
Goguryeo and Baekje used gold crowns symbolizing the eternal flame, while Silla and Gaya used gold crowns shaped like the horns of a dragon, the king of all things. This theory reveals the contradiction of the theory that the Silla gold crown originated from the Scythians in Central Asia, and asserts the theory that the gold crown originated in Korea itself.
index
preface
Ⅰ.
Gold crowns of the ancient world
1.
Mesopotamian, Hittite, and Assyrian gold crowns
2.
Egyptian gold crown
3.
Scythian gold crown
4.
Greek and Roman gold crowns
5.
Gold crowns from Persia, India, and America
6.
Gold crowns of East Asia
Ⅱ.
Ancient Korean gold crown
1.
Goguryeo gold crown 1) Flame-patterned gilt-bronze crown excavated from Cheongam-ri, Pyongyang 2) Goguryeo gilt-bronze crown data 3) Excavated from Ganseong-ri, Kangseo-gun, South Pyongan Province
Flame-patterned gold crown 4) Balhae gold crown
2.
Baekje gold crown
3.
Silla Gold Crown 1) Composition of Silla Gold Crown (upright decoration, curved bead decoration, hanging decoration, inner crown decoration)
(1) Decoration of the gold crown
(2) Curved jade decoration
(3) Ornament attached to the gold crown
(4) Inner decoration of Silla gold crown
2) Evolution and use of Silla gold crowns
3) Types of Silla gold crowns
(1) Horim Gold Crown
(2) Gyodonggeumgwan
(3) Hwangnamdaechong Gold Crown (National Treasure No. 191)
(4) King Isaji's (Gold Crown Tomb) Gold Crown (National Treasure No. 87)
(5) Seobongchong Gold Crown (Treasure No. 339)
(6) Geumnyeongchong Gold Crown (Treasure No. 338)
(7) Cheonmachong Gold Crown (National Treasure No. 188)
4.
Gaya gold crown
1) Gold crown excavated from Jeon Goryeong (National Treasure No. 138)
2) Ogura Donated Gold Crown
3) Gilt-bronze crown excavated from Bokcheon-dong, Busan (Treasure No. 1922)
4) Gilt-bronze crown excavated from Jisan-dong, Goryeong (Treasure No. 2018)
In closing
Ⅰ.
Gold crowns of the ancient world
1.
Mesopotamian, Hittite, and Assyrian gold crowns
2.
Egyptian gold crown
3.
Scythian gold crown
4.
Greek and Roman gold crowns
5.
Gold crowns from Persia, India, and America
6.
Gold crowns of East Asia
Ⅱ.
Ancient Korean gold crown
1.
Goguryeo gold crown 1) Flame-patterned gilt-bronze crown excavated from Cheongam-ri, Pyongyang 2) Goguryeo gilt-bronze crown data 3) Excavated from Ganseong-ri, Kangseo-gun, South Pyongan Province
Flame-patterned gold crown 4) Balhae gold crown
2.
Baekje gold crown
3.
Silla Gold Crown 1) Composition of Silla Gold Crown (upright decoration, curved bead decoration, hanging decoration, inner crown decoration)
(1) Decoration of the gold crown
(2) Curved jade decoration
(3) Ornament attached to the gold crown
(4) Inner decoration of Silla gold crown
2) Evolution and use of Silla gold crowns
3) Types of Silla gold crowns
(1) Horim Gold Crown
(2) Gyodonggeumgwan
(3) Hwangnamdaechong Gold Crown (National Treasure No. 191)
(4) King Isaji's (Gold Crown Tomb) Gold Crown (National Treasure No. 87)
(5) Seobongchong Gold Crown (Treasure No. 339)
(6) Geumnyeongchong Gold Crown (Treasure No. 338)
(7) Cheonmachong Gold Crown (National Treasure No. 188)
4.
Gaya gold crown
1) Gold crown excavated from Jeon Goryeong (National Treasure No. 138)
2) Ogura Donated Gold Crown
3) Gilt-bronze crown excavated from Bokcheon-dong, Busan (Treasure No. 1922)
4) Gilt-bronze crown excavated from Jisan-dong, Goryeong (Treasure No. 2018)
In closing
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of publication: August 20, 2020
- Format: Hardcover book binding method guide
- Page count, weight, size: 296 pages | 684g | 177*230*17mm
- ISBN13: 9788949949017
- ISBN10: 8949949016
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