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(Silla Danyang Aptitude Monument)

This is a monument created after attacking and occupying the Danyang area in North Chungcheong Province, which had been Goguryeo territory for over 100 years since King Jangsu, in 550 during the reign of King Jinheung, the conquering monarch of Silla, to recruit local residents as subjects of Silla.

There are about 440 characters engraved on the monument, including the names of Silla’s notable figures and residents.

Most of the officials had no last names at all.

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[Naming the Unified Silla Period]

During this era, contact with Chinese culture began in earnest.

They came in and out of the Tang Dynasty, and through them, Chinese culture was introduced into our country.

It is becoming increasingly common to name people in the Chinese style. A Chinese name means writing not only the form of the name but also the surname, and it is based on writing the Chinese characters for the surname followed by two characters for the name. These Chinese names are

It was limited to a few ruling classes, and most people did not have surnames and their first names were probably native to them.

[Surnames and names of the ruling class during the Silla Dynasty]

Kim Chun-chu, Kim Yu-shin, Kim In-moon, Kim Dae-seong, Jang Gung-bok, Choi Seung-woo, Choi Chi-won, Kim Poom-seok

[Names of common people during the reign of King Jinheung of Silla as shown in the Danyang Monument to Jeokseong]

也?次 (yaicha)

居杜夫智 (Geodubuji)

另力智 (spiritual power)

Ibuji (伊史夫智)

Western Wisdom (Shut Buji)

Inner 禮夫智 (Nolbuji)

Raining wisdom

助黑夫智 (Jogeombuji)

豆弥智 (Dunji)

武力wisdom

導設智 (Doshelji)

也尒智 (Yaiji)

巴珎婁 (Badoru)

刀只 (pottery)

烏禮兮 (Oh Rye-hye)

道豆只 (Dodugi)

勿支次 (water base)

[Names of common people during the Joseon Dynasty]

Unlike the Joseon royal family and noblemen, most of the common people’s names, and especially the names of slaves, were written entirely in the native language. This is because almost all of the names that appear in slave documents or Buddhist scriptures from the early Joseon Dynasty are native language names.

It is said that the reason their name contains ‘ᄯᅩᆼ’, ‘Soe’, or ‘○’ is not because of their low status, but because it is a naming that contains their parents’ earnest wish for a long life.

The names of slaves were always given in the native language.

The name was chosen based on the characteristics of its appearance.

King Sejong’s period

(1449) common people’s name

A total of 47 people’s names are written in “Sariyeongeunggi” along with their surnames in Chinese characters. In particular, the names of people in the native language are written in Korean, making it possible to recognize the names of people from that era most accurately.

Makdong

Taenae

Olmadae

Omadhi

Omadae

Omandy

Omidi

Jagadoong

Mardin

Dottie

Gosomi

brainstorm

ᄀᆞLee University

Olmi

The mul

Xiangjae

black and white

Mangoji

Goodbye

water bird

Soeddi

Langguan

foundation

Hahaha

Urumi

Ariding

Dolhi

Nookdae

Baby

Silgudi

black

Geomae

Early modern times

drum key

Eunmoe

Man○

Mori○

Kang○

Bear○

[Names of common women during the Joseon Dynasty]

“Dongguksinsoksamganghaengsil” 1617

The fact that surnames are written on these names lets us know that their status is not low-class.

It’s Park Sida.

I’m sorry

Kim Sigeutsham

Simchishuᄋᆡ

Kim Si-yeok

Yoon Si-nyehyang

Park Gyeong-nyeon

New October

You’re so cute

Won Si-un

Nisijyeonnyangwi

Song Sishyunghyang

Wow, abdicate

Nisiupnye

Sihyang Kim

I’m sorry

Park Si-hyang

Park Si Shaun

Siman Choi

Shin Si-eung

Unlike the ruling class, the common people continued to use Korean names until the mid-to-late Joseon Dynasty, but now such names have almost disappeared.

In modern Korea, everyone uses Chinese-style Chinese character surnames and 2-letter and 1-letter names like the ruling class.

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