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The play culture of the Kogurye Period relates closely to work, religion, the New Year and the military arts and reflects the social, political and cultural characteristics of the time. The play culture consists of three kinds of plays. The first one is an individual contest play and is divided into both a hand to hand fight, which has features similar to Kagjo and Subak(wrestling), and training in the military arts such as Kisa(Masang Koongsool). The second is a group contest play and includes Sukjun(a fight with stones), Chookgook(traditional soccer) and Kyugku(traditional polo); it has an entertainment character and provides training in the military arts. The third is Jabhee, led by professional entertainers. The general feature of the play culture of the Kogurye Era is that the Kogurye had very good relations with neighboring countries, and it also had its own individual character. The play was used as a method of training in the military arts. Sometimes performers would have a fierce gang fight for victory when they played. Additionally, a horse-related play, which showed how to ride a horse, was performed having the characteristics of a contest. Professional wandering entertainers who were based in the region were active in the performances. Dividing the characters of the play according to gender, the males were largely fond of a fierce contest play while the females enjoyed a static play which was centered around singing and dancing. This play culture of the Kogurye Period formed a foundation for the Korean play culture of later ages.

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I. 머리말
 II. 고구려 놀이의 유형 분류
 III. 고구려 승부놀이의 기능과 후대적 전승
  1. 복합적 성격의 개인 승부놀이
  2. 무예연마용 집단 승부놀이
 IV. 고구려 놀이문화의 전반적 특징
 V. 맺음말
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키워드

각저 수박 석전 기사 마상재 축국 잡희 승부놀이 고구려 고분벽화 무예도보통지 Kogurye Kagjo Subak Kisa Sukjun Chookgook Kyugku Jabhee

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• 정형호 [ Chung, Hyung-ho | 중앙대 인문컨텐츠연구소, 연구교수, 민속학전공 ]

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