唐人郭行節墓誌からみえる羅唐戦争：671年の新羅征討軍派遣問題を中心に

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  • The Na-Tang War: An Examination of the Epitaph of Gul Xingjie in Relation to the Chinese Military Expedition to Silla in 671
  • トウジンカクコウセツ ボシ カラ ミエル ラトウ センソウ : ロクナナイチネン ノ シラギ セイトウグン ハケン モンダイ オ チュウシン ニ

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The purpose of this article is to confirm whether or not the Tang Dynasty expeditionary force to the Korean kingdom of Silla in 671, described among the official histories only in Samguk-Sagi 三国史記, was actually dispatched, through an analysis of the epitaph of Guo Xingjie 郭行節, and to elucidate the relation of the expeditionary force’s role in the Na-Tang 羅唐 War to the development of the war, based on the actions taken by it as described in the epitaph.The Na-Tang War was a conflict between Silla and China, in which the two countries fought for control over the Korean Peninsula after the kingdoms of Baekje 百済 and Goguryeo 高句麗 had been overthrown. As a result of the war, the Tang forces retreated from the Korean Peninsula, and Silla became so-called “Unified” Silla. The Na-Tang War’s historical significance has yet to be made clear, although the war is thought to have been an epoch-making event. The research to date has not been able to determine even the basic facts about the War, mainly because the Korean sources and their Chinese counterparts present different versions of what exactly happened. This article reports some new facts about the war based on an examination the excavated epitaph of Guo Xingjie.The article begins with proving the epitaph’s credibility as a historical source, by investigating its content and character, then turns to verifying that Guo Xingjie himself actually participated in the expeditionary force dispatched to Silla in 671. However, it is not certain that the army actually reached Silla, because there is no information about it in the Chinese historical records. The author then shows that the expeditionary force was linked to the suppression of rebels in Goguryeo, while deploying to Silla via the Liaodong Peninsula, where the Goguryeo rebels were active. These findings suggest that 1) the circumstances surrounding the Na-Tang War were closely related to the rebellion in Goguryeo and 2) the acquisition of Baekje’s territory was the key to Silla’ victory in the war.

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  • 東洋学報

    東洋学報 96 (2), 1-34, 2014-09

    東洋文庫

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