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The process of receiving envoys from Tang China during the mid-Silla era can be summarized as follows. First. the king of Silla was made aware of the arrival of Tang envoys within Sill a territory. Thereafter. the king of Silla dispatched a welcome party to meet the envoy and safely escort him to the capital. Once the Tang envoy had arrived in an area on the outskirts of the capital. the king of Silla dispatched another envoy who was responsible for conducting a ceremony called kyoy?ng(郊迎) in which deference was shown to the envoy. The envoy was then put up in a guesthouse located in the capital. Once an appropriate date was selected. the king of Silla received an imperial edict from the Tang envoy. along with symbolic items (sinmul) which he received fromthe Tang emperor. After the envoy had completed his official schedule. he was provided with a memorial essay (p’omun) from the king of Silla as well as gifts to bring back to Tang.In addition to such exchanges of official documents and gifts between the two states. privategifts were also exchanged between the envoy of Tang and the king of Silla. Once all of this had been completed, the king of Sill a took measures to ensure that the Tang envoy returned safely home, travelling the same road he had taken to enter the capital of Silla.
This process through which Tang envoys were received during the mid-Silla era was based on Confucian rites. In 651 (5th year of King Chind?k), Silla transformed the Y?nggaekch?n(Office of Ambassadorial Receptions). which was in charge of receiving foreign envoys. into the Y?nggaekpu(Ministry of Ambassadorial Receptions) a move that resulted in the quantitative and qualitative improvement of this institution’s roles and functions. This move was taken as part of the measures taken by Kim Ch’nch’ to introduce a Confucianism-based ruling ideology and establish the institutional basis during the reign of King Chind?k. As a result. a Confucian rites-based reception system was established in Silla for foreign envoys that eventually became accepted as the method of receiving Tang envoys.
The Silla-Tang relationship during the mid-Silla period was managed based on the diplomatic principle of tribute-investiture. The king of Silla was viewed as a vassal of the Tang emperor. In this regard. Silla s reception system for Tang envoys was focused on rites related to a vassal state’s reception of envoys from the emperor. The reception system of Silla is characterized by its unique interpretation and management of the Confucian rite system based on its standing as a vassal state.
This process through which Tang envoys were received during the mid-Silla era was based on Confucian rites. In 651 (5th year of King Chind?k), Silla transformed the Y?nggaekch?n(Office of Ambassadorial Receptions). which was in charge of receiving foreign envoys. into the Y?nggaekpu(Ministry of Ambassadorial Receptions) a move that resulted in the quantitative and qualitative improvement of this institution’s roles and functions. This move was taken as part of the measures taken by Kim Ch’nch’ to introduce a Confucianism-based ruling ideology and establish the institutional basis during the reign of King Chind?k. As a result. a Confucian rites-based reception system was established in Silla for foreign envoys that eventually became accepted as the method of receiving Tang envoys.
The Silla-Tang relationship during the mid-Silla period was managed based on the diplomatic principle of tribute-investiture. The king of Silla was viewed as a vassal of the Tang emperor. In this regard. Silla s reception system for Tang envoys was focused on rites related to a vassal state’s reception of envoys from the emperor. The reception system of Silla is characterized by its unique interpretation and management of the Confucian rite system based on its standing as a vassal state.
목차
Ⅰ. 머리말
Ⅱ. 신라 中代의 唐 使臣 영접 절차 검토
Ⅲ. 領客府로의 개편과 사신 영접 체계의 정비
Ⅳ. 諸侯國으로서의 唐 사신 영접 체계 운용
Ⅴ. 맺음말
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