Historical archaeological significance of Hwangnamdaechong -- I. The Maripgan, transforming Silla into a nation of gold (1. Hwangnamdaechong ; 2. Gold crowns of Silla ; 3. Dazzling gold crowns at Naeul Singung ; 4. Slila's 'Branch-shaped headband-style crown' -- 5. Cap-style crowns of Silla -- 6. Wing-shaped crown ornaments of Silla) -- II. Above the tombs of the dead power is inherited by the living (1. The funeral starts with the grave ; 2. Giant tumuli of Silla ; 3. Tombs of the Maripgan ; 4. Preparing the journey to the afterlife so that nothing is missing) -- III. In the history of Northeast Asia, Silla's Maripgan period (1. Products from Goguryeo, Victori in the North ; 2. Objects from the Chinese continent ; 3. Objects that arrived through the Silk Road ; 4. Objects from the Japanese archipelago) -- IV. All the best things belonged to the Maripgan, the King (1. Garments ; 2. Mounts ; 3. Utensils).