Permanent Exhibit
Introducing Hanyang University Museum.
Three Kingdoms and Northern and Southern Dynasties
The Three Kingdoms Period was a time when Goguryeo, Baekje, and Silla, which started out as tribal nations, broke away from primitive state systems and established their own framework of ancient states. Each of them digested iron culture, which began to be accepted in the process of growth, and generalized iron farming tools and reorganized political systems. In addition, Buddhism spread, laying the foundation for future spiritual cultures along with Confucianism, and absorbing and recreating continental culture. Meanwhile, Unified Silla, which integrated the cultures of Goguryeo and Baekje, occupies an area south of Wonsan Bay on the Daedong River and forms a single nation-state. It grew into an international city by actively interacting with the Tang, Japan, and other countries in southwestern Asia to lay the foundation for its national culture.
Major Artifact
Hanam Iseongsanseong Fortress
It is a valley-enclosed fortress built along the valley of Yi Seongsan Mountain in Chungung-dong, Hanam-si, Gyeonggi-do, and is made of stones. This fortress shows its importance as it has a strategic location where you can see the various castles facing the Han River and a glance and relics of the Three Kingdoms period found in the fortress. The excavation confirmed the remains of four rectangular buildings, two nine-square buildings, one octagonal buildings, two reservoirs, and other religious sites, various relics such as wooden slip, porcelain, ruler, wooden figures, iron farming tools, weapons, ink stone, earthenware, and roof tiles were excavated.
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