The Influence of the Perception of Inheriting Ancient-joseon on Sillaization of the People in the old Goguryeo and Baekje Regions

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This research investigates how the perception of inheriting ancient-joseon influenced the cultural integration in historical Goguryeo and Baekje regions under Silla's governance.
Analyzed historical narratives related to Goguryeo and Baekje communities, particularly those acknowledging ancient-joseon connections.
Focused on specific areas like northwest Goguryeo and Iksan that have relevant cultural traditions and heritage sites.
Identified that Silla's governance expanded in the old Goguryeo regions, leading to increased sillaization identified through localized myths and sacred sites.
Demonstrated that narratives surrounding figures like Princess Seonhwa indicate integration efforts linking Silla with Ma-han and Goguryeo culture.

This examination reports the impact of ancient-joseon heritage perception on sillaization in historical regions, suggesting cultural intersections.

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Nam-jung Kim (2025) studied this question.

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