The purpose of this study is to verify the morphologic and syntactic characteristics of ``Jul``, ``Pa`` focused on dependent noun, from the 15th century to the modern korean. The result could be summarized as follows. A morphologic characteristics of dependent noun confirmed the constraints of back element. The ``Jul`` and ``Pa`` was not a big change to the modern languages. But, the ``Jul`` not appeared subject case marker and appeared assistant marker ``-iya, - ina`` from the 20th century. the ``Pa`` appeared subject case marker ``- ka`` from the 19th century. A syntactic characteristics confirmed a modifier, predicate, adnominal ending of the ``Jul`` and ``Pa``. A modifier appeared only adnominal clause. In general, a predicate appeared verbs more than adjective. And adnominal ending confirmed a distribution of ending. In the ``Jul`` case, a `` - n`` and ``-I`` appeared similarly but in the ``Pa`` case, a `` - n`` appeared frequently than ``-1``. A sentence component confirmed the sentence function. The ``Jul`` functioned as subject, object, adverb. The ``Pa`` functioned as subject, object, adverb and predicate in sentence. The ``Jul`` changed the higher predicate in case subject and the ``Pa`` changed the higher predicate in case object from the 15th century to the modern Korean.