The system of peacetime settlements were crumbled and the wartime settlements became popular after the Dong-Wan Dynasty (A.D.190) due to long-dragging wars. This was an important transformed into the Tan'g style. Wul walls, one form of wartime settlements, was officially disposed by the Dong-Hah regime as part of their defensive system in mountainous areas. In the late Dong-Hen, the invaders, Chiang race, gradually expended their territories and intruded the mearby region of the capital. Experiencing the threaten of Chiang race, the Dong-Hah government started to establish Wul walls in the mountainous areas around the capital. In general, Wul walls were distributed in the .strategic areas such as the major traffic points which connected valleys and main passages. On the contrary, the location of civilian settlements ,ere chosen in some different positions to avoid strategic location. City wails located in great plains in order to escape the threaten of wars. The differences between official defensive system, wul walls, and civilian settlements in that the latter one hardly select any major traffic points.