YAMATO ROYAL AUTHORITY AND ANCIENT EAST ASIA FROM THE VIEW OF METALWORK

通过对日本5世纪后25年左右古墓中出土的金属制品随葬品的研究<th>，发现随葬品的归属有两种模式。一种是大和皇家权威赋予的一套，另一种是通过与国外政治的自我相互关系而获得的简单的一套。前一种模式与新罗王国组合相似，反映了整个东亚共同的时间模式。但后者的代表是金耳环和其他进口物品的小坐骑。他们发现在沿海地区建造的墓葬中，其墓葬结构，如石室与韩国相似。这证明了在这5世纪与朝鲜的相互关系并不是由大和皇家权威垄断的<th>，对应的主要是卡亚。大约在公元500年，一种新的金属制品从百济传入。以若狭地区的十善之森墓为代表 ...更多信息 这一巨大的变化是为了模仿百济风格的装饰品，使用银王冠和鞋子等附件。考虑到金属制品组合变化的背景，5世纪和6世纪之间的区别被揭示出来<th><th>。在5^<th>世纪，定居在Kinai地区的来自大陆的后裔群体数量如此之大，以至于改变了传统的生活方式，并开始了马的效用。金器随葬品反映了这场由它们引发的革命。与第一次冲击不同的是，新来者在6世纪进入日本后<th>，形成了新的社会结构。他们在皇家权威中找到了自己的位置，并拥有自己的专属组织，提供他们的墓葬部件，如哈尼瓦人物，石室等。这是一个被称为古坟晚期的时代，在来自大陆的外来者的合作下，国家加速巩固。金饰反映了这个新时代。少

Examining the metalwork burial goods found in the tumuli at about the second quarter of the 5^<th> century in Japan, it was revealed that there are two patterns of the goods possessions. One is the set given by the Yamato royal authority and the other is a simple one acquired by the self interrelationship with the polities abroad. The former pattern is a similarity to the Silla Kingdom assemblage and it reflects its mode of the time shared by the whole East Asia. But the latter is represented by the gold earring and small mount of other imported items from abroad. They are found in the tombs built at the coastal areas of which burial structures as for stone chambers have similarities to Korea. It proves that the inter-relationship with Korea was not monopolized by the Yamato royal authority in this 5^<th> century and the counterpart was mainly Kaya.At about A.D. 500, a new metalwork set was introduced from Paekche. It was represented by the Juzen-no-mori tomb set in the Wakasa district … More , Fukui Pref. The drastic change was meant to copy the Paekche style ornaments using gold and silver crowns and shoes and other appendix.After the consideration of the background of the metalwork assemblage change, the distinction was revealed between the 5^<th> century and the 6^<th> century. In the 5^<th> century, the descendant group from the continent who settled in the Kinai district had such a great quantity as to change the traditional way of life and to start horse utility. The metalwork grave goods reflect this revolution caused by them. Different from the first impact, when the new comer crossed over to Japan in the 6^<th> century, new social structure was made. They had found their position in the royal authority and they had their own exclusive organizations to provide their tombs components such as haniwa figures, stone chambers and so on. That was a age called late Kofun period when the national accelerating consolidation proceeded with the cooperation of comers from the continent. Gold ornaments reflect this new age. Less