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An outpost, called ''dondae'' in Korean, was a small camp set up at a distance from the main military station. It was used to monitor the enemies’ movements and to stand guard against unauthorized intrusions and surprise attacks. | An outpost, called ''dondae'' in Korean, was a small camp set up at a distance from the main military station. It was used to monitor the enemies’ movements and to stand guard against unauthorized intrusions and surprise attacks. | ||
− | In 1679, Minister of Military Affairs Kim Seok-ju (1634-1684) recommended the construction of outposts in Ganghwado Island to King Sukjong | + | In 1679, during the Joseon dynasty, Minister of Military Affairs Kim Seok-ju (1634-1684) recommended the construction of outposts in Ganghwado Island to King Sukjong. Yun I-je (1628-1701), a local magistrate, led the practical establishment of 48 outposts. These outposts were constructed on the coastal upland of Ganghwado Island, with artillery emplacement surrounded by high stone walls. |
− | Mijujidondae Outpost | + | Mijujidondae Outpost stands toward the coastal area of Yeocha-ri '''Village''' and belonged to Janggotbo Fort. It has four artillery platforms. There are traces of lower walls which were used by soldiers to shield their bodies during battle. This outpost features a very unique arch-shaped entrance. |
2018년 7월 17일 (화) 13:46 판
미루지돈대 |
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대표명칭 | 미루지돈대 |
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한자 | 彌樓只墩臺 |
주소 | 인천광역시 강화군 화도면 여차리 170-2 |
국가유산 종목 | 인천광역시 기념물 제40호 |
지정(등록)일 | 1999.03.29 |
분류 | 유적건조물/정치국방/성/성곽시설 |
소유자 | 기획재정부 |
시대 | 조선 |
수량/면적 | 1곽 / 1,369㎡ |
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해설문
국문
돈대는 적의 움직임을 살피거나 공격에 대비하기 위해서 감시가 쉬운 곳에 설치하는 초소이다. 밖은 성곽을 높게 하고 안은 낮게 하여 포를 설치해 두는 시설물로, 대개 높은 평지에 쌓는다.
이 돈대는 조선 숙종 5년(1679)에 강화유수 윤이제가 해안 방어를 목적으로 축조한 여러 돈대 중에 하나이다. 성벽은 직사각형으로 다듬은 돌로 높이 2.16m, 둘레 128m 크기로 둥글게 축조하고 여차리 해안 쪽을 향해 대포를 올려놓는 포좌를 4곳에 설치하였다. 돈대 위에는 몸을 숨기고 적을 공격하기 위해 덧쌓은 낮은 담장을 두른 흔적이 남아 있다. 출입구는 무지개 모양의 홍예문이다.
영문
Mirujidondae Outpost
An outpost, called dondae in Korean, was a small camp set up at a distance from the main military station. It was used to monitor the enemies’ movements and to stand guard against unauthorized intrusions and surprise attacks.
In 1679, during the Joseon dynasty, Minister of Military Affairs Kim Seok-ju (1634-1684) recommended the construction of outposts in Ganghwado Island to King Sukjong. Yun I-je (1628-1701), a local magistrate, led the practical establishment of 48 outposts. These outposts were constructed on the coastal upland of Ganghwado Island, with artillery emplacement surrounded by high stone walls.
Mijujidondae Outpost stands toward the coastal area of Yeocha-ri Village and belonged to Janggotbo Fort. It has four artillery platforms. There are traces of lower walls which were used by soldiers to shield their bodies during battle. This outpost features a very unique arch-shaped entrance.