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춘추초기 서, 북의 족국들과 접경 ― 有銘 청동기의 출토지와 銘文을 중심으로 ―The country and frontier lines China’s West and North in the early Spring and Autumn periods

Authors
민후기
Issue Date
2020
Publisher
중국고중세사학회
Keywords
the early spring and autumn period; frontier lines; bronze ware; traffic route; 춘추초기; 접경; 청동기; 교통로; 春秋早期; 接境; 靑銅器; 交通路
Citation
중국고중세사연구, no.56, pp 1 - 62
Pages
62
Journal Title
중국고중세사연구
Number
56
Start Page
1
End Page
62
URI
https://scholarworks.bwise.kr/cau/handle/2019.sw.cau/44373
DOI
10.15840/amch.2020..56.001
ISSN
1229-7860
Abstract
This article analyzed the bronze ware unearthed in Gansu, Shaanxi, Shanxi, Sicun, Chongqing, Hebei, Beijing, Tianjin, Liaoning. No bronzeware were found in Sicun, Chongqing, Hebei, Beijing, Tianjin, and a bronzeware was found in Liaoning, but it is likely to have been looted. The western limit of Chinese culture in the early Spring and Autumn periods was Gansu Lixian(禮縣). Chinese culture failed to penetrate beneath the Qinling(秦嶺) Mountains. The northern frontierlines passed from Gansu Lingtai(靈臺), to Linfen-basin, Changzhi-Busan, led to Shandong Peninsula. It was a heavily retracted frontier lines compared to the Western Zhou dynasty. The Chin Dynasty ruled the west of Weihe Plain, the east of Weihe Plain was still dominated by the remaining aristocrats of Western Zhou dynasty. The boundary is thought to have been between Hu County(戶縣) and Chencang District, Baoji(寶鷄, 陳倉). In these circumstances on the one hand, the Qin country was ateing the small countries in the east of the Weihe Plain, the Jin(晉) country also expanded its influence to the south, and it reaching the south of Mt. Zhongtiao(中條山).
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