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초록· 키워드
King Aejang(哀莊王 : 800-809), the 40th king of the Silla dynasty(新羅), ascended the throne at the age of 13, was under the regency of Kim Eon-seung(金彦昇), his uncle, for some time, and was killed by rebels led by Kim after 10 years of his reign. Although it was relatively short, his period of reign witnessed important political upheavals including a series of political reforms. The intent of this study is to examine political upheavals and changes during the period of King Aejang's reign.
Kim Eon - seung, who defeated King Aejang's mother to become the regent, was the strongest man in politics at that time. He had started his political activity from the period of King Wonseong(元聖王). It seems that his regency ended in 805, when King Aejang began to rule in his own right. Generally speaking, the regent meant a man or a woman who ruled in behalf of the legitimate but young king for some time, usually until the king came of age. In other words, the regent was a temporary, proxy ruler.
King Aejang seemed to rule in his own right from 805, on the sixth year of his reign. It was usually at the beginning of king's accession to the throne that Chinese Tang(唐) emperors invested Silla kings with kings, who in turn invested their mothers and wives with great queens and queens. It was the sixth year of his reign that King Aejang was invested with king by the Tang emperor and he invested his mother and wife with great queen and queen. These investiture ceremonies were as good as the kings accession to the throne in political implications, suggesting that the king started ruling in his own right free from Kim Eon - seung's regency.
King Aejang reviewed his troops on the fifth year of his reign. Because king's review of his troops symbolized his authority as commander - in chief of all troops, King Aejang's action was intended to strengthen his regal power. Since then, he newly built and repaired his crown princes palace, which revealed his intention that his young son should legitimately succeed him. Following these actions, he dispatched an envoy to Chinese Tang and asked the Tang emperor to invest him with Silla king.
After he began to rule in his own right, King Aejang carried out a series of political refonns for new politics. He redressed the central administrative system, reorganized the local government, and tightened the control of Buddhism. The reformation by King Aejang to reorganize the ruling system and strengthen his regal power seemed to be led by kings own political forces. It was quite natural that regent Kim Eon - seung should resist his nephew's behavior and conflict with him. Finally, in the tenth year of King Aejang's rule, Kim Eon - seung killed the king and ascended the throne as King Heondeok(憲德王), the 41st king of Silla.
상세정보 수정요청해당 페이지 내 제목·저자·목차·페이지Kim Eon - seung, who defeated King Aejang's mother to become the regent, was the strongest man in politics at that time. He had started his political activity from the period of King Wonseong(元聖王). It seems that his regency ended in 805, when King Aejang began to rule in his own right. Generally speaking, the regent meant a man or a woman who ruled in behalf of the legitimate but young king for some time, usually until the king came of age. In other words, the regent was a temporary, proxy ruler.
King Aejang seemed to rule in his own right from 805, on the sixth year of his reign. It was usually at the beginning of king's accession to the throne that Chinese Tang(唐) emperors invested Silla kings with kings, who in turn invested their mothers and wives with great queens and queens. It was the sixth year of his reign that King Aejang was invested with king by the Tang emperor and he invested his mother and wife with great queen and queen. These investiture ceremonies were as good as the kings accession to the throne in political implications, suggesting that the king started ruling in his own right free from Kim Eon - seung's regency.
King Aejang reviewed his troops on the fifth year of his reign. Because king's review of his troops symbolized his authority as commander - in chief of all troops, King Aejang's action was intended to strengthen his regal power. Since then, he newly built and repaired his crown princes palace, which revealed his intention that his young son should legitimately succeed him. Following these actions, he dispatched an envoy to Chinese Tang and asked the Tang emperor to invest him with Silla king.
After he began to rule in his own right, King Aejang carried out a series of political refonns for new politics. He redressed the central administrative system, reorganized the local government, and tightened the control of Buddhism. The reformation by King Aejang to reorganize the ruling system and strengthen his regal power seemed to be led by kings own political forces. It was quite natural that regent Kim Eon - seung should resist his nephew's behavior and conflict with him. Finally, in the tenth year of King Aejang's rule, Kim Eon - seung killed the king and ascended the throne as King Heondeok(憲德王), the 41st king of Silla.
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목차
- Ⅰ. 머리말
- Ⅱ. 애장왕의 즉위와 김언승의 섭정
- Ⅲ. 친정체제로의 전환과 정치개혁
- Ⅳ. 김언승의 반란과 애장왕의 피살
- Ⅴ. 맺음말
- Abstract
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