T'aesongni‐kobungun (English: T'aesongni‐kobungun)

Japanese: 台城里古墳群 - だいじょうりこふんぐん（英語表記）T‘aesongni‐kobungun

Located in Taeseong-ri, Daan City, South Pyongan Province, Democratic People's Republic of Korea, this group of ancient tombs was built from the Plain Pottery (Bronze Age) period through the Goguryeo period of the Three Kingdoms period. Excavations were conducted in 1957. From the Plain Pottery period, two box-type stone coffin tombs, over ten dolmens, and the remains of one pit dwelling are known. It is likely that the powerful classes in the area built relatively prominent tombs such as dolmens. Next, from the Proto-Three Kingdoms period, 12 pit tombs, five jar coffin tombs, one wooden coffin tomb, and one brick chamber tomb were excavated. The construction dates range from approximately the second half of the 1st century BCE to the second half of the 1st century CE or later.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

朝鮮民主主義人民共和国，平安南道大安市台城里にある，無文土器(青銅器)時代から三国時代高句麗にかけて営造された古墳群。1957年に発掘調査された。まず無文土器時代では，箱式石棺墓2基，支石墓10基余りと，竪穴式住居跡1基が知られる。この付近の有力階層が支石墓など比較的顕著な墳墓を営んだものであろう。次いで原三国時代では，土壙墓12基，甕棺墓5基，木槨墓1基，塼室墓1基が調査された。築造年代は，およそ前1世紀後半から後1世紀後半以降にわたっている。

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