| Title |
The Architectural Features of Sindobi and Sindobigak - Focused on Gangwon Province - |
| Keywords |
Shindobi ; Shindobigak ; Architectural Feature ; Gangwon Province |
| Abstract |
The purpose of this study is to analysis the architectural features of Shindobi and Shindobigak which was erected to mourn for the achievements and the virtue of the deceased, to convey the deed's record of performances to the descendants, and to have considered to be the filial piety in Gangwondo. The results of this study are as follows. The Shindobies of upper area were becoming to appear at king of Injo, were built an invariable ratio in period of successive kings, but many Shindobi and Shindobigak were built under the rule of Japanese imperialism and after 1945 liberation. ·The location of Shindobi is mainly located in the order of the surroundings of a tomb, the entrance of a tomb, the surroundings of a Jesil and the entrance of a Jesil. ·The basic plan of Shindobigak is one Kan, but in case the Shindobies were more, the plan of it became two, three or six Kans. ·The type of ground platform is a single one. Its material is a long stone properly faced, but partly covered with a concrete. The foundation stones are used with the round well-cutting stone through rebuilding or repairing. ·In the composition of wall, Hongsals at the front of a Shindobigak to see well and to sanctify were used, and the other walls of it were used Hongsals, soil wall, or Hongsals with soil wall. ·Gongpo is used in the order of Choikgong, Eeikgong and Mindori type. ·Roof types are used in order of gabled roof, hopped and gabled roof and hipped roof. ·Dancheong is used in order of Morodancheong and Gachildancheong. |