| Title |
A study on Arrangement Characteristics and Structural Function of Eave Supporting Column Stones at the Manweoldae Royal Palace |
| Authors |
이준규(Lee, June-kyu) ; 류성룡(Ryoo, Seong-Lyong) |
| DOI |
https://doi.org/10.5659/JAIK.2026.42.7.213 |
| Keywords |
Manweoldae; Goryeo Palace; Eave Supporting Column Stones |
| Abstract |
This study investigates the arrangement characteristics of eave-supporting column stones identified at four building sites within the Manwoldae
Palace and examines the range of structural functions implied by their placement. Based on differences in relative orientation and location,
the Manwoldae examples can be classified into three types. Analysis of the arrangement characteristics of each type suggests that Type B
column stones were most likely used for supporting Chu-nyeo, while Types A and C were employed to support dori in gable-roof buildings.
Although Types A and C belong to the same functional category of dori supporting, they differ in terms of placement, angle, and spacing of
the column stones. These differences indicate that, even among gable-roof buildings, Type A structures may correspond to jusimpo or dapo
systems, whereas Type C structures are more plausibly associated with xia-ang systems. In addition, the direction in which the eaves are
emphasized differs between the two types, with Type A showing lateral emphasis and Type C exhibiting front?rear emphasis. |