Park Cheon-su: History of Gaya Civilization

The whole body of the word was written by the Senghaya Manu, who had been a member of the civilization. Professor Park Xingu, author of Shang Yaya civilization, has been studying the study of the haggi at the University of Kung Tang-goung, and he's now researching and investigating the art of teaching Korean and Japanese classics for 35 years and studying the history of the Tao-Shan Institute and the Department of Hyattology and the Aging Center and the Cultural Research Center. The age of author's 35-year history research, which is the basis for his study, is a book of over 700 vast volumes, made up of 11 chapters. From chapter one to chapter three, along with the background of the study, we're going to present the main text of the night, the time division, and the age of the remains and the flow of material, and we'll talk about the archaeological methodology of the approach of the Garya civilization. Chapter four to chapter seven, and in the culture of Gaga, which is a site and an archaeological material, we go over the remains, the remains of the evidence of the active exchange between Japan and the Japanese. In chapter five, we'll go through seven different cases: the entire area of the state of Gaga, the gold crown, the gragaya, the soga, and the price, the dara, the flag, the bivalves, and so forth. Chapter 7 is the sum total of its content, which suggests a evaluation of the formation of the nation of Gaga and the historical significance of civilization.

Korean title: 가야문명사

Korean author: 박천수

Korean publisher: 진인진

ISBN-13: 9788963473833