The Establishment of Singung(神宮) and the System of Gyomyo(郊廟) Rites in Silla

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The study aims to understand the character of the Singung rite and its relation to the ancestral rituals in Silla.
Examined the need for the establishment of Singung and its significance in Silla's cultural context.
Analyzed the relationship between Singung rituals and ancestral rites to identify their coexistence.
Estimated the specific composition of the ancestral rituals following the establishment of Singung.
Singung was established as part of a new state system, marking the importance of the founder's divine status.
Singung and ancestral rituals coexisted, both contributing to the state ritual framework by representing divine and ancestral worship.
The rituals associated with the royal lineage became formalized, connecting Kim clan ancestry to state worship practices.

Explores changes in the Silla state ritual system after Singung was established, highlighting implications for royal lineage and worship.

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Ui-Myeong Kim (2026) studied this question.

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