안압지에서 쏟아진 유물 3만 점의 비밀 (KBS_1999.04.10.방송)

Excavated in 1975, Anapji (Wolji) is a living museum that showcases the vivid daily lives of the Silla people through over 30,000 artifacts. In particular, the 14-sided die known as "Juryeonggu" proves the Silla people's lively drinking culture, which closely resembles modern times, featuring practices such as "one-shot" drinking and "nose-slapping." Anapji was not merely a pond but the "Eastern Palace" where the Crown Prince resided; at the time, the upper class enjoyed a sophisticated lifestyle using beds and chairs, as well as refined leisure in buildings adorned with colorful Dancheong (traditional Korean decorative painting). Created by King Munmu with the confidence of unifying the Three Kingdoms, this site was a symbol of unification and a cradle of reform, where the technologies of Baekje and Goguryeo were concentrated. Designed with meticulous hydraulic engineering, the artificial pond symbolizes the endless sea and demonstrates the outstanding aesthetics of the Silla people. Having witnessed both the prosperity and fall of Silla, Anapji serves as a mirror of history, revealing that the Silla people of a thousand years ago were no different from us. #KoreanHistory #History #HistorySpecial #HistoryJournal #TimeTraveler Copyright ⓒ KBS. All rights reserved. Unauthorized reproduction, redistribution, and use (including AI learning) are prohibited.