The Decline of Tree-Shaped Silla Crowns and the Meaning of Their Iconographic Changes

April 30, 2026SILLASAHAKPO

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The study aims to examine the decline and transformation of tree-shaped Silla crowns and their implications.
Analyzed the characteristics and decline patterns of Silla crowns from the Maripgan period to the Middle Ages.
Incorporated newly excavated or donated materials for broader interpretation.
Compared findings with examples from surrounding nations.
Identified a weakening of the political functions of Silla crowns as their design evolved.
Observed that the changes in crowns reflect contemporary ideologies and cultural concepts.
Documented a shift in the symbolic representation of spiritual beliefs over time.

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Research explores the decline and iconographic changes of Silla crowns, suggesting cultural and political shifts in Silla society.

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Jeong-hee Kim (2026) studied this question.

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