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Kim Yu-sin

Kim Yu-sin (aka Kim Yushin, 595-673 CE) was a general of the Silla kingdom which ruled south-eastern Korea during the Three Kingdoms Period. Kim would greatly help Silla unify Korea, famously leading a massive army to crush the rival kingdom of Baekje (Paekche) in the 660's CE. His feats won him legendary status in his own lifetime, an elevated position he still enjoys in Korea today.

Early Life & Legends

Kim was a descendant of the royal house of Gaya (Kaya), a confederation which ruled to the west of the Silla kingdom from 42 to 532 CE before it was conquered by its more powerful neighbour. Various legends concerning Kim appear in the Samguk sagi ('Historical Records of the Three States') written in 1146 CE by Gim Busik. One such legend has it that before his birth his father dreamed of the planets Saturn and Mars falling on top of him while his mother dreamed that a small boy came into her room wearing brilliantly shining golden armour while he floated on a cloud, both powerful omens of his future glittering military career.

At the age of 14 he joined the hwarang ('Flower Boys'), a Silla group of elite teenagers who sang and danced and studied the principles of Confucianism and Buddhism. Kim Yu-sin's particular group was known as the 'Band of the Dragon Flower Tree,' and Kim was reportedly a model of good deeds and spirituality. Another legend from the Samguk sagi tells of the time Kim entered a cave in the mountains at age 16. After purifying himself and praying for four days, he swore to heaven that he would battle and defeat the kingdom of Goguryeo (Koguryo) and the Malgal tribes of the north. An old man then sees the young Kim and, on hearing of his resolve, gives him a magic formula of unknown description. One year later Kim, now in a deep valley, goes through the same process and asks the heavens for his sword to be given special powers. After three days a light shines down from the skies and the sword shakes. These legends help to explain the great military feats achieved by Kim when he later becomes a general of the Silla army.

On reaching adulthood he married the sister of his good friend, the celebrated diplomat Gim Chun-chu (aka Kim Chunchu, d. 661 CE) and later helped him take the throne of Silla as King Muyeol (r. 654-661 CE) and forge closer relations with China's powerful Tang dynasty (618-907 CE). Together, the pair is known as 'the Two Kims.' King Muyeol then took as his queen the youngest sister of Kim Yushin, who, with her royal Gaya lineage, helped to provide greater unity to the new Unified Kingdom of Silla.

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Seeing your answered ask about metas makes me want to share this list someone made about ORV’s literary references: https://twitter.com/Jomeimei421/status/1806147303004336632

I think this same person also said something about ORV being a blend of low-brow fiction and high-brow literature and I agree. I would like to see a legitimate academic paper referencing or breaking down ORV, and now that I think about it, maybe this has already happened and I just don’t know how to find something like that.

This list is honestly such a great resource, thanks for sharing :)))) <3333

I would add the samguk yusa and samguk sagi to this list tho, even though the references might count as 'myths' or an oral tradition that's the nature of the older historical texts. I think I have a couple breakdowns of the references to the Samguk yusa, a post about ljh's name and the historical ancestors referenced, and some stuff about JttW.

In the concept of high brow and low brow, I agree that ORV is very good at being like very respectful of anything that is a 'story' and I think good at portraying the sort of 'character' that some genres or reading types represent. I think one of my posts is definitely about how the KDJ relationship with his mom is very representative of the sort of evolution of webnovel culture out of classical literature and trauma literature scenes in the sort of 'professional,' established Korean publishing. Also as a Naruto guy I really respect the JttW arc for being like 'hey all middle grade action stories and shounen a little bit comes from JttW tbh.' I also think the premise of ORV is great as sort of the natural conclusion to like American gods or Rick Riordan type justifications for all religions being true bc people believe them: ok, then here's also one man's favorite anime boy being real because he believes in him and he's actually going to punch God now. Oh also a literary reference I guess is that metatron and etc are from the Talmud rabbinic scriptures. Though I think myths about him are mostly from kabbala / oral tradition (which stems from Judaism but even now there are Jewish people who think it's very wrong to call them Jewish beliefs. Part of that is probably that in more modern history kabbala has partially been developed and sort of appropriated by non-jewish people in a way that is kind of similar to orientalizing / mysticizing the more 'normal' Judaic beliefs practiced by wider Jewish communities ((think tiktokkers who are like I Am a Witch doinG Qabala but actually she's basically just writing creepypasta in her brain about things other people actually believe in that she knows nothing about)). At the same time, there is kabbala that naturally developed from people Jewish faith in the same way orphism or other 'occult' beliefs developed out of governmentally/societally enforced/accepted Greek and Roman religions throughout history. Fun fact: Sefer ha-bahir is apparently an influential text in the development of og kabbala and apparently literally describes the idea of transmigration so that is fun.)

Ok besides the historical stuff the media on the list I'm actually exposed to is just Han Kang and then Naruto (I watched some of one piece in middle school but retained very little of it tbh I just know who some of the guys are. Actually I just had a dream where I complimented a guy's one piece shirt and then he asked me if I liked the anime and I had to be like oh... No).

I did some research on YSA's reading 'taste' though and I think it's very fitting because they're realistic books with "literary value" that are like very relevant to society but obscure enough that you wouldn't make up reading them just to impress someone, unlike Han Myungoh claiming 'art of war' is his fave book (that's another lit reference in there somewhere I think? I just remember finding it fitting... It's the type of fit for business men who want to seem macho and smart but actually don't enjoy reading at all... I would say if they said three kingdoms was their favorite I would at least believe they read it or saw an adaptation but like art of war just isn't really a Story it's more like self help? Like there are stories but they're showing 'lessons' about war lol.)

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Foundation and early history of Goguryeo

According to Liangshu and Weishu. The Liangshu account adapts the foundation myth found in the 1st century text Lunheng while the description of Goguryeo customs and history during Han times derive from the accounts found in Sanguozhi and Houhanshou, to the point that "the present" actualy refer to the 3rd century.

The much longer version of the foundation story found in Weishu is pretty close to the text found in the Samguk Sagi.

The reader is invited to make comparisons with the stories of Romulus of Rome, Cyrus of Persia, Houji of Zhou, etc., etc.

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Gaogouli [MC: Kaw-kuw-lje], their ancestors sprung from Dongming. Dongming originally was a son of the northern Yi King of Guanli. The King of Li set out on a journey, and after that a young attendant became pregnant. The King of Li returned, and wanted to kill her. The young attendant said:

[I] previously saw above in the sky vapour resembling a chicken egg, it came down to me, following that [I] became pregnant.

The King imprisoned, and afterwards she then gave birth to a boy. The King set him up in the pigs' pen. The pigs breathed on him with the vapour from their mouths and he did not die. The king considered him to be a god, and therefore allowed him to be collected and reared. Reaching adulthood, he was good at shooting. The King dreaded his fierceness and again wanted to kill him. Dongming therefore ran and fled, and went south until a flooded and clogged up river. He struck the water with his bow, and fish and turtles all floated up to make a bridge. Dongming climbed onto it and managed to cross. He arrived in Fuyu [MC: Pju-yo] and became king there.

A separate branch of his descendants became Gaogouli. That state was Han's Xuantu commandery. It was located east of Liaodong, and the distance to Liadong was a thousand li. In the Han and Wei periods, it bordered Chaoxian and Huimo to the south, Woju to the east, and Fuyu to the north. In Emperor Wu of Han's 4th Year of Yuanfeng [107 BC], he extinguished Chaoxian, set up Xuantu commandery, and used Gaogouli as a county belonging to it.

The size of Gouli's territory is perhaps 2 000 l. Within it is Liao Mountain from where the Liao River sets out. Their royal capital is below of Wandu. There are many great mountains and deep valleys without uplands or marshes. The hundred families rely on them for their dwellings and are nourished by the brooks and rivers. Although natives, they have no good fields, and for that reason they are customarily modest with food. They are fond of arranged palaces and chambers, and left of where they dwell they erect great buildings to worship spirits and gods. They also sacrifice to the numinous stars and the altars of soil and grain.

The people are by nature nefarious and rash, and delight in robbing and plundering. Their officials are the Chancellor Assigner相加, duilu對盧, peizhe沛者, guzoujia古鄒加, Master of Accounts, youtai優台, Envoy, Black Clothes, and Predecessor. Honoured or humble, each have a rank and grade. In speech and various matters they have many similarities with Fuyu, [but] their nature and vitality, and their clothes and dress, differ.

Originally they had five clans, these were the Xiaonu section, Juenu section, Shennu section, Guannu section, and Guilou section. Originally the Xiaonu section had the kings, [but] they were weak and feeble, and the Guilou section replaced them,

In the times of Han, they were bestowed clothes and head-scarves, court dress, drums and pipes, usually they received them from Xuantu commandery. Later they little by little grew wilful and did not again go to the commandery, but on the eastern border they built a small city to receive them. Arriving at the present, they still name this city as the head-scarves goulou. “Goulou” is the Gouli name for “city”.

When they set up officials, if there is a duilu they do not set up a peizhe, if there is a peizhe, they do not set up a duilu. It is their custom to delight in song and dance. The men and women from the towns and and settlements within the state every night crowd together for song and sport. Their people are delighted when cleaning and purifying themselves, and are good at storing and brewing. When they kneel to do obeisance, they extend one foot, and when travelling on foot they always run.

They use the Tenth Month for a great assembly to worship Heaven, naming it “Dongming”. The clothes they wear for their public assemblies are always brocaded and embroidered, and with gold and silver, to decorate themselves. Their Great Assigners and Masters of Accounts on their heads wear something resembling head-scarves, but without a back. Their Lesser Assigners wear a twisted style, shaped like a conical cap.

Their state has no pens or prisons. If someone has committed a crime, they assemble the various Assigners to evaluate and discuss killing him, and confiscate his wife and children. In their customs they are fond of licentiousness, men and women often elope and seduce each other. Once they are married, they right then bit by bit make clothes for their funerals. When they die and are buried, they have an outer-coffin, but no inner-coffin. They are fond of lavish burials, gold and silver, riches and money are fully sent off with the dead. They pile up rocks to make a mound, and plant rows of pine trees and cypresses. When the older brother dies, they take as wife their sister-in-law.

Their horses are all small and easily climb mountains. The people of the state set highest vitality and strength, and are at ease with bow and arrow, sword and spear. They have heavy and light armour, and are practised in battles and fights. Woju and Donghui both belong to them.

At the beginning of Wang Mang, he issued out Gaoli troops to invade the Hu. They did not wish to go, and when he forcefully compelled to dispatched them, they all absconded and set out from the frontier as robbers and bandits. The provinces and commanderies resorted to finding fault with the Marquis of Gouli, Zou. Yan You enticed and then beheaded him Wang Mang was greatly pleased. He altered the name of Gaogouli to be Xiagouli. At this time it was Marquisate.

Arriving at the time span of [Emperors] Shang and An [105 – 125], their King was named Gong, he several times robbed Liaodong. The Grand Warden of Xuantu, Cai Feng, chastised him, but was unable to endure.

Gong died, his son Bogu was installed. In the time span of [Emperors] Shun [r. 125 – 144] and He [sic., ought to be Huan, r. 146 – 168], he again several times trespassed Liaodong to rob and plunder. Emperor Ling's 2nd Year of Jianning [169 AD], the Grand Warden of Xuantu, Geng Lin, chastised him, the cut off heads and captives numbered several hundreds. Bogu then surrendered and belonged to Liaodong. During Gongsun Du's sway over East of the Sea, Bogu communicated and was on good terms with him.

Bogu died, his son Yiyimo was installed. Yiyimo from the time of Bogu had already robbed Liaodong several times, and he also accepted more than five hundred households of absconded Hu. Middle of Jian'an [196 – 220], Gongsun Kang set out with an army to strike him. He crushed his state and burnt down his towns and settlements. The surrendered Hu likewise rebelled against Yiyimo. Yiyimo once more built a new state. After that Yiyimo again struck Xuantu. Xuantu made a combined strike with Liaodong and greatly routed him.

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Gaogouli springs from Fuyu. They themselves say their first ancestor was Zhumeng. Zhumeng's mother was the daughter of Hebo [“Elder River”?]. She was shut inside a room by the King of Fuyu and was shone on by the sun. She pulled back her body to avoid it, the image from the sun again chased after her. Then she became pregnant, and gave birth to an egg, large as five dou. The King of Fuyu threw it away to the dogs. The dogs did not eat it. He threw it away to the pigs, the pigs also did not eat it. He threw it away on the road, cattle and horses avoided it. Later he threw it away in the wilderness, the multitude birds used their plumage to embrace it. The King of Fuyu sliced and cut it, but was unable to break it. Thereupon he returned it to its mothers. Its mother used materials to wrap it up, and set it up in warm place. Then there was a boy who broke through the shell and came out.

When he reached adulthood, he was courtesy named Zhumeng. In their customs, the word Zhumeng is “Good at Shooting”. The people of Fuyu considered Zhumeng not to be born of humans, and might have marvellous aspirations, so they requested to eliminate him. The King did not listen, and instructed him to rear horses. Zhumeng always secretly tested them, and knew which were good or bad. For the good steeds, he reduced their food to make them thin. The old and worn horses he reared good to make them fat. The King of Fuyu used the old ones to ride himself, and the thin ones he gave to Zhumeng. Later, during a winter hunt in the field, since Zhumeng was good at shooting, he limited him to a single arrow. Zhumeng, though his arrows were few, the beasts he killed were very many. The subjects of Fuyu again planned to kill him. Zhumeng's mother secretly knew about it, and informed Zhumeng, saying:

The state want to murder you, since you have talents and schemes. [You] ought to go far away into the four regions.

Zhumeng therefore together Wuyin and Wuwei, two persons, abandoned Fuyu, and ran south-east. In the middle of the road they came across a great river. They wished to cross, but there was no bridge. The people of Fuyu pursued them with considerable urgency. Zhumeng announced to the river, saying:

I am truly the son of the Sun and the maternal grandson of Hebo. Today [I am] running away, pursuing troops are about to catch up. What about getting to cross?

On the surface fish and a turtles floated side by side, making them a complete bridge. Zhumeng got across the fish, and the turtles then let loose, so the pursuing riders did not get to cross.

Zhumeng thereupon arrived at the Pushu river, where he happened to see three people. One person wore hemp clothes, on of them wore patched up clothes, one of them wore seaweed clothes. They and Zhumeng arrived at Heshenggu City. Thereupon he settled there, and titled it Gaogouli. Following that, he considered it to be his clan name.

Earlier, at the time when Zhumeng was in Fuyu, his wife got pregnant. After Zhumeng had fled, she gave birth to a child, his courtesy name at first was Lüxie. Reaching adulthood, he learned that Zhumeng was the ruler of a state. He promptly absconded with his mother and returned to him. He named him Lüda and entrusted him with the affairs of state. Zhumeng died, Lüda was installed in replacement. Lüda died, his son Ruli was installed in replacement. Ruli died, his son Molai was installed in replacement. He then campaigned against Fuyu. Fuyu was greatly defeated, and thereupon was governed and belonged to him.

Molai's sons and grandsons propagated each other, until his descendant Gong. From birth he opened his eyes and yet was able to see. The people of the state hated him. Reaching adulthood, he was brutal and cruel, the state hence was broken and ruined.

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'Li Shimin was a mediocre tyrant'

Explain why his rule has been used as a model for the next thousand years of emperors? Why it's been used as study text for crown princes? Why the OBT, NBT, ZZTJ and even Korean Samguk Sagi compilers thought he was a wise ruler?

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To sum up, it is true that Kim Pu-sik was a Mohwaist who deeply admired Chinese culture personally, but it is difficult to see him as a flunkeyist. As a scholar, Kim Pu-sik has the aspect of Mowhaism as a master of Confucianism, but as a politician, Kim Pu-shik was a realist. If Myocheong is an idealist who seeks to regain our old land by attacking the Jin Dynasty, Kim Bu-sik is a realistic opponent who seeks to gain national interest by improving relations with the Jin Dynasty, since there is no advantage in turning the Jin Dynasty, which is currently being created with Goryeo's national power, into an enemy. It was an autonomist.[35]

Therefore, it is more correct to view the confrontation between Myocheong and Kim Pusik as a battle between idealism and realism rather than a battle between great and great sages. Since Sadaejuism and Mohwaism are often combined to form Sadaemohwa, both are often used interchangeably, but the two must be distinguished. Although Kim Bu-sik was a mohwaist, he was not an obstinate flunkeyist like Samhaksa, who insisted on serving the Chinese dynasty even if the country was ruined. If not, they might have agreed to attack Geum for Song. Considering that King Gyeongsun returned to Goryeo and became King of Nakrang, Kim Bu-sik's title was after the founding of Nak-rang-gun, so when Kim Bu-sik was alive, he was a member of the same Gyeongju Kim family as King Gyeongsun. It can be seen that it has been recognized, and it is described as such in Goryeosa and Wikipedia.

The question of Kim Pu-shik's ancestors came about because the ancestors and descendants of Kim Pu-shik disappeared in history, and the genealogical relationship could not be verified. Kim Pu-shik's lineage can only be accurately traced to two generations of his ancestors and two generations of his descendants below.

So, on the one hand, it is also seen that Kim Bu-shik is the Gyeongju Kim clan, which is not directly related to the royal family of Silla in lineage. Kim Bu-sik's great-grandfather, Kim Wi-young, was the influential member of the group remaining in Gyeongju when Silla was destroyed and Geumseong was reorganized into Gyeongju, and several nobles followed King Gyeongsun to Gaegyeong. However, the origin of this person named Kim Wi-yeong is unknown. Since he is from Gyeongju, it is highly likely that he is of Silla descent, but it may not necessarily be a family of the King of Silla. Representatively, there is the Kim Hae Kim Clan, a descendant of Gaya Kim Yushin. Also, even in the lineage of Silla kings, the Gyeongju Kim clan is not the only one. In addition to the Gyeongju Kim clan, there are the Gangneung Kim clan, the Buan Kim clan, and the Tongcheon Kim clan.[36]

Kim Gun-soo, the grandson of Kim Bu-sik, wrote a poem called Dongdo Gaek-gwan, where he called himself a descendant of King Muyeol of Taejong. Professor Shin Hyung-shik's book, , explains that even at the time of the founding of Goryeo, King Muyeol's line withdrew to Gangneung and its power was in a state of decline, so it had nothing to do with Gyeongju.

However, since King Wonseong, King Wonseong, the middle founder of the late Silla Dynasty, was a descendant of King Muyeol through his mother's family, King Muyeol's lineage itself continued in Gyeongju. Contrary to the importance of paternal ancestors in the Joseon Dynasty, the inheritance culture of the Shilla and Goryeo periods complexly inherited the right to the lineage of both parents. First of all, based on the Samguk sagi, the patrilineal lineage of the Park family was cut off at the Adala Isageum Dynasty, but there is also a case of King Sindeok who became king again through the Park family lineage at the end of Silla. However, while women with matrilineal lineages are easily found in both the Silla and Goryeo periods, the case of men is still unclear and is in the realm of presumption, so it cannot be affirmed.

Apart from this, Goryeosa, the official official librarian of the Joseon Dynasty, specified that Kim Bu-shik was the head of Silla through a biography of Kim Bu-il, the second older brother of Kim Bu-il. Its ancestor is Silla Jongseong (新羅宗姓). Since King Taejo first played Gyeongju and made Kim Wi-yeong (金魏英) the captain, he is the great-grandson of Buil. His father, Kim Geun (金覲), served as the godfather of the Gukjwa Jeju-jwa. His siblings are four, the eldest son being Kim Bu-pil (金富弼), the next Kim Bu-il (金 福佾), the next Kim Bu-shik (金 富 軾), and the next Kim Bu's (金 福儀). However, as mentioned above, doubts remain because Kim Bu-shik's great-grandfather, Kim Wi-yeong, did not reveal which Silla king's great-grandson he was. Or, there is a possibility that Kim Bu-il's family was specified as the head of Silla just because they were Kim.

If you look at the biography of Kimbu in Goryeosa, it is said that in the past, Kimbu accidentally found a Silla seal with 'Cheongdangjiin' written on it at his house. Cheongdang means Cheonggeumseodang[38] among the 9 Seodang organized in the capital of Silla[37], and looking at this record, it seems correct that the Kim brothers lived in Gyeongju.

In conclusion, it can be said that Pusik Kim's main building was Gyeongju at least when he was alive. The question about Kim Pu-shik's main building is closer to the question of his relationship with the royal family of Silla, rather than whether or not he is from the Gyeongju Kim clan.

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Some criticize it severely for annihilating the Myocheong factions of Chingje Geonwon and Seogyeong transfer movement, and copying Suseo, a Chinese librarian, for the reason that there are few records of Goguryeo and Baekje other than Silla. First of all, Goryeo was a country under the imperial family, and internally called the emperor, so although the era name was not used publicly, it was a country that did it passively. In the case of the Seogyeong relocation movement, Jeong Ji-sang and Myocheong-deung insisted on recapturing the old territory of Goguryeo after moving the capital to Seogyeong. It was a powerful country that completely conquered the northern part of the Central Plains and Manchuria by continuously burning the Northern Song. Claiming a northern invasion against such a country was absurd at the time.[27] Even without going far, there was a case in which a 170,000 Goryeo expeditionary force struggled against the ancestors of the Jin Dynasty in 1108, 30 years before the Myocheong Rebellion. In addition, in the case of the movement to relocate the capital to Seogyeong, it was a movement actively led by figures from Seogyeong, including Jeong Ji-sang. On the surface, it was to become an emperor and regain the land of Goguryeo, but a closer look shows that it is more involved in the fight for political leadership to drive out political forces from Gaegyeong, including Kim Pu-shik. It was close.

In addition, the criticism of referring to Chinese records is the criticism of those who did not properly look into the Samguk Sagi. As will be described later, throughout the history of the Three Kingdoms, "It's a pity that there is no record." When Kim Bu-sik lived together, the records of Goguryeo and Baekje had already evaporated, and accordingly, Kim Bu-sik had no choice but to cite Chinese records.[28]

And if you look at 『Samguksagi』, there are quite a lot of difficult aspects to see Kim Pu-sik as a simple flunkeyist. Of course, it is true that 《Samguksagi》 is a bit conservative, but “Compared to the current estimation of the contents of the history books of the Goryeo Dynasty and the former Samguksa, which seems to have existed before 《Samguksagi》, 《Samguksagi》 is a conservative librarian. !" is a bit hasty. In the case of the former Samguksa, it is presumed to include even absurd records. 《Samguksagi》 is based on the principle of ignorance and sul-ibujak (述而不作). Because it was recorded only. If you admit this part, there are a lot of forces [29] to like, so I just don't mention it openly. It's not like there should be another librarian. What openly shows Kim Bu-sik's tendency in 《Samguksagi》 is the theory, not the main body itself. Just as Samacheon's words appear as Taesagongwal in 《Sagi》, Kim Bu-sik's intentions also appear as private arguments in 《Samguksagi》.

It is an unreasonable claim to point out that a view centered on Shilla appears. The importance of Silla's history in Samguk sagi is not excessively large, and there are traces of efforts to deal with it in a relatively balanced way.[30] In addition, some of the contents, such as Kim Yu-shin's records, frankly admit that Kim Bu-shik had to give up after searching for historical materials and write down the remaining Kim Yu-shin's records. This part is detailed in the Samguk sagi document.

Contrary to the general perception that he was a flunkeyist, Kim Pu-shik was a person who took great pride in China and other unique cultures of the Korean Peninsula. You can get a glimpse through Samguk Sagi, but let's find out a few things as follows.

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Even in the Siege of Seogyeong, Kim Bu-shik predicted a night attack by Seogyeong and dispatched 1,000 reserve troops to the rear army south of the Daedonggang River. It was Kim Bu-sik's strategy that led to a long-term battle.[12] There was an attempt to impeach Kim Pu-sik as the war dragged on with Seogyeong under siege. This is because Kim Pu-sik believed that Seogyeong's function itself should be maintained, and he tried to subdue Seogyeong with minimal damage while dragging it into a long-term battle. It is true that Kim Bu-shik kept in check Jeong Ji-sang and Yun Eon-i in a disrespectful way during the suppression of the Myocheong uprising, but apart from that, it can be said that the strategic insight required of the commander-in-chief was sufficient. After Uijong took the throne for his meritorious service, Kim Pu-sik was sealed as the posthumous post of Nakrang-gun (樂浪郡 開國侯).

After the removal of the Seogyeongpa, the Gaegyeongpa family aristocrats gained power, and Kim Bu-sik rose to the highest official position in Goryeo, Mun Ha-si-jung [13]. And the inevitable internal division begins, and the representative one is the confrontation with Yun Eon-yi, who attacked the Seogyeong faction along with Kim Bu-shik.[14] Yoon Eon-yi, who is also the 4th son of Yun Kwan, is a member of the Papyeong Yun family and was also one of the leading aristocrats in Goryeo. [15] Finally, an amnesty order was issued to Yoon Uni, who had been demoted by Kim Bu-shik, and he returned to the central political world, and Kim Bu-shik petitioned for retirement several times.

[Samguksagi] was made by Kim Bu-shik, who was about to retire, under the command of Injong to restore the lost history. Kim Pu-shik is only a general producer and director, but he did not write Samguk Sagi on his own. However, considering Kim Pu-sik's position, it is difficult to deny that the contents strongly reflected the influence of Kim Pu-sik and his forces. Choi San-bo, Lee Ion-moon, Heo Hong-jae, Seo Hwang-jeong, Park Dong-gye, Lee Hwang-jung, Choi Woo-bo, Kim Yeong-eun, Kim Chung-hyo, and Jeong Seub-myeong participated in the compilation of the Samguk Sagi. . The criteria for compilation were all determined by Kim Pu-shik, and even looking at the history presumed to have been added by Kim Pu-sik, it is assumed that Kim Pu-sik's intentions, along with the king's writing policy, acted as two major axes.

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Takelin High School. It is a literary society founded by seven writers during the military regime in the middle of the Goryeo Dynasty.

The key figure in this group was Yi In-ro, who imitated the Chinese poet Baek Nak-cheon’s four wives and formed a misu-wu. Imchun was called Si-wu, Jo Tong was called San-rim-wu, Lee Dam-ji was called Zhou-wu, and the monk Jong-ryeong was called Gongmun-wu.

Later, it was renamed as the Seven Strings of Bamboo Forest after the Chinese gathering, and is often called the Seven Strings of Bamboo Forest even in modern times. It is also called the Seven Hundreds of Seas.[1]

They were immersed in laissez-faire ideology of the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern dynasties in China, and held a meeting after the seven sages of Bamboo Forest, who made friends with benefactors, and called it Juklim High School. When tattoos were alienated from the political world during the military regime, they went to the mountains and fields to console their unfortunate situation with poetry and alcohol. Just as the seven sages of China's bamboo forest entered the early night to preserve their lives during the turbulent times of the Jin Dynasty, the bamboo forest school can be seen as a place where military officials came to power and the tyranny of tattooists intensified. Of the 7 prefectures, except for Yi In-ro and Jo Tong, the remaining 5 people lived unfortunate lives as literary masters. It was also that they tried to comfort and forget the feelings of resentment and resentment coming from their situation through literature and alcohol. It is not known to what extent they were aware of Lao-tzu's thought, but it seems that they admired the innocent, worldly, and self-indulgent appearance. However, considering Oh Se-jae's tragic death, etc., it may be more accurate to say that there was nothing they could do during the unmanned regime rather than that they did not actively seek government office. In fact, Lee In-ro or Juklim Gohoe, Lee Gyu-bo, later served in the government of Choe Chung-heon and made a big success, and will hear the sound of being a scholar in the future.

It is said that he represented the literary world at the time of the Goryeo Dynasty and had considerable influence. In addition to writing poetry, he is presumed to have actively discussed poetry, and Lee In-ro's 《Pahanjip》 is an important review book in the history of Korean literature. At the age of 19, Lee Kyu-bo formed a late-year relationship with Oh Se-jae, who was 35 years older, and interacted with them while attending Jukrim High School. However, as they gathered every day to drink alcohol, compose poetry, and behave recklessly, it is said that there were not a few people who criticized this attitude. invited to come in. Then, Lee Gyu-bo said, "What kind of government office is the 7 prefecture, so that it can fill the vacant position? After the death of China's Wanjeok and Hyegang, I have not heard that there is anyone who succeeded them," making the audience laugh. It is said that he made the audience angry by reciting "I still do not know which of the 7 strings is the same as Wang Yung". Tattoo of Goryeo. Gaegyeong faction noble family. He is famous as the author of Samguk Sagi, and is a representative authority in Korean history who controlled the Goryeo court after suppressing the Myocheong Rebellion in 1135 (13th year of King Injong of Goryeo).

His children include Kim Don-jung, who initiated the military coup. Kim Bu-sik's family was a family that fell short of the central aristocracy even until his father's generation. Then, in the era of Kim Bu-sik, he succeeded in rising to fame, and his family prospered greatly, becoming one of the leading nobles in Goryeo. Kim Pu-sik's grandfather and father did not hold high positions, but the family's prestige rose sharply as all five brothers of Kim Bu-sik passed the state examination in the past and succeeded in life. The eldest of Kim Bu-sik's brothers made a contribution during the conquest of Yeojin by Yoon-gwan after passing the state examination in the past, and the five brothers subsequently passed the examination in the past and became a family that leads to legends in the entrance examination. Thanks to this, the mother of the five brothers received a great reward from the Goryeo court. The five brothers, Kim Bu-sik, supported and pulled each other, and quickly emerged as a family that exercised great influence in the court, and had a prestige that was second only to Lee Ja-gyeom[6], a powerful official of the time. However, during Lee Ja-gyeom's reign, he was more of a cooperative rather than a rival. In that Lee Ja-gyeom insisted on Sadae for the Jin Dynasty, he was at odds with the Seogyeong faction that emphasized the Goguryeo succession consciousness, so he cooperated to some extent with the Donggyeong faction belonging to Kim Bu-shik, who was friendly to Song and Silla.

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Jang Bo-go was already a well-known figure throughout the three kingdoms of Korea, China and Japan as a hero in his own right from the time. Poet Du Mok of the Tang Dynasty left a separate record of Jang Bogo and Jeongyeon in his collection of works 《Beoncheonmunjib》, and Song Gi, one of the editors of 《Shindangseo》, also said that there were Gwak Ja-ui and Jang Bogo in the Tang Dynasty. Even compared to Kwak Ja-ja, Jang Bo-go was raised high. In addition, in the process of evaluating Kim Yu-sin in the Samguk sagi, Kim Bu-sik wrote, "Eulji Mundeok's resourcefulness and Jang Bo-go's courage are high and outstanding, but due to the lack of records, we have to rely on Chinese records, but Kim Yu-shin did not." ,# Jangbogo's biography is not in volume 9, which is a kind of 'traitor's biography', but in volume 4, which is 'the legendary biography'. In other words, Jang Bo-go was not brought up in modern times, but was already known as a very good hero from a long time ago.[47]

Moreover, it was actually the Joseon Dynasty, not the Goryeo Dynasty, that enabled Jang Bo-go to rise as a loyal subject. The Goryeo Dynasty praised Jang Bo-go as a person who led the triangular trade and a considerable boneless bone, and gave favorable reviews, such as including a series of great generals, but did not praise him as a loyal subject.[48] On the other hand, in Joseon's records of Dongguk Saryak and Dongguk Tonggam, Jang Bo-go was praised as a loyalist who suppressed the rebellion and wiped out pirates.[49] This is the decisive blow in the review of the Samguk sagi, which criticized King Shinmu as a traitor, but in the case of the Goryeo Dynasty, the problem of blood counts was bigger than the clearing. Because it was King Munseong and Miss Kim who installed the blood camp. In the case of the Joseon Dynasty, it was a country that arose from Jeonju, Jeolla-do, rather than Ganghwa, where there was bloodshed, so the existing record had to be corrected.

Ahn Jeong-bok, a scholar of Silhak and national scholar of Joseon, borrowed Choi Bo's private opinion from Dongguk Tonggam and promised in his book Dongsa Gangmok that 'there is no clear evidence that Jang Bo-go rebelled, and that 'If you help me, I will make my daughter queen'. I cleaned it up, so of course I won't get angry.' He sided with Jang Bo-go for killing him recklessly, even though he committed a crime as he was a contributor who contributed to the enthronement of King Sinmu. Yang Kim, who had helped put King Sinmu on the throne with him, did not say a word of defense when Jang Bo-go died. It was pointed out directly that it may have been behind this.[50]

Of course, so far there are more people who believe that salt is directly behind it. However, it is said that Yeomjang, a local powerful family member of the southwestern line, and his subordinates, and Kim Yang, a Gyeongju nobleman, and her nobles killed in some kind of collusion.[51] Yeomjang was to take control of Cheonghaejin, and Yang Kim was to defend Silla's unique golpum system. There is even an argument that even King Sinmu, who passed away less than a year later, may have actually been murdered by Miss Kim. However, it is highly probable that King Sinmu passed away due to boils under the circumstances, and that Yang Kim's assassination of Jang Bo-go is also highly unlikely to be related, given that she was dismissed from her post as a servant immediately after the assassination.[52]

There are those who inherited Dongguk-tonggam's perspective and highlighted Jang Bo-go and King Sinmu as the representative and final figures to represent Silla. However, there are quite a few views that see Jang Bo-go as a threat to the stability of Silla from the perspective of the Goryeo Dynasty.[53] In general, in the case of the Goryeo Dynasty, the figures of the previous dynasties were not highly evaluated to differentiate themselves from the previous dynasties, and in the case of Joseon, compared to the Goryeo Dynasty, it was possible to give a free evaluation of the dynasties before the Goryeo Dynasty, so it was evaluated that way. .[54]

The Goguryeo orthodoxists of the Hwanpa style even accused Jang Bo-go of Goguryeo descent and that he was a pro-Party faction of the Kim Chun-chu class who ruined the uprising of Isado, a descendant of Lee Jeong-gi who dominated the Shandong region (…). In fact, the director also didn't have much sense of migration, and he just rebelled because his relationship with the party's central government was broken while he was defending his own territory. In the first place, Jang Bo-go was not an officer of such a high rank at that time, so he was not the instigator of the suppression of the rebellion.

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First of all, it is ambiguous whether Jang Bo-go actually caused a rebellion or not, as every record dealing with this subject has slightly different words. Immediately in Samguk sagi, it is written that Jang Bo-go rebelled because he did not fulfill his promise of marriage and was assassinated by Yeomjang sent by jingol aristocrats. It is said that he assassinated According to Japanese records, after Jang Bo-go's death, his subordinate Lee Chang-jin fought against him in Cheonghae-jin, and Yeom-jang subdued him.

Some claim that it is true that he rebelled and that the reason for the rebellion was 'because he had a strong desire for power', but according to the records of Samguk Yusa, Jang Bo-go was merely asking King Munseong to fulfill the legitimate promise he deserved. However, the court simply ignored it because of the opposition of the jingol aristocrats. Even the ministers of the nobility made personal offensive remarks, calling Jang Bo-go a 'one of the humblest sea islanders' and fiercely objecting that his daughter was inappropriate as a queen [44], so it was canceled.

There is also a hypothesis that Jang Bo-go was assassinated by jingol aristocrats, who were engulfed in anxiety that their vested interests would be usurped due to the fact that the time of Jang Bo-go's rebellion was so sudden that he was denounced as the head of the rebels. It is very questionable that he, who had achieved some outstanding power not only in Silla but also in East Asia, ended up with Yeomjang absurdly before he showed any actual act of treason. Moreover, it seems that the suspicion is bound to grow in that the time is quite far from the time of King Munseong's marriage. [45] On the other hand, Cheonghaejin, the base of Jang Bogo, did not disappear immediately after Jang Bogo's death. would be an accurate representation. However, even if it didn't disappear right away, it can be seen through an article from the Japanese side of the Japanese record that Jang Bo-go was quite confused at the time of the assassination. During this time, many people, including Eoryeogye (於呂系), became naturalized in Japan and said, 'We are the people of the island ruled by Jang Bo-go. Jang Bo-go died last year, so I came to your country because I couldn't live in peace.' In addition, it can be seen that his descendants remained there even after Jang Bo-go's death. It is said that the residents of Cheonghaejin were forcibly relocated to Byeokgol-gun, which is now Gimje-si, Jeollabuk-do.

Cheonghaejin has disappeared, but the influence of Jangbogo remains. Academia cites the spread of Seon Buddhism in Korea and the introduction of Chinese pottery technology as the influence that Jang Bo-go and Cheong Hae-jin left on later Korean history. First of all, the site of the kiln, which is a trace of Woljuyo, a porcelain in Wolju, Zhejiang Province, China, where Jang Bo-go traded, was made in Korea during the Silla Dynasty, is estimated to be in the territory of Cheonghaejin. Regarding the discovery of the site of the Wolju kiln here, it is explained that it was Jang Bo-go who introduced the manufacturing technology of the Chinese Wol-ju kiln to Silla at the time, and came up with a system to produce and export it again. It is said that the Wolju technique introduced in Korea at this time influenced the birth of Goryeo celadon later.##

In addition, even after Jang Bo-go's death, the Southwest Sea area was used as the departure and arrival point for monks going to Tang. There is also speculation that the free propagation and expansion of power of Seon Buddhism could have been achieved. In other words, it has certainly contributed in some way to the flow of Korean history in later generations.

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Jang Bo-go, who had grown in power by earning enormous profits in a special environment isolated from the central Silla kingdom called Cheonghae-jin, eventually came to have a tremendous influence on the Silla court, and finally in February 838, Kim Woo-jing, who fled to Cheonghae-jin after losing in the battle for the throne in the central political world. He promises to help and even raises an army. According to Samguk Sagi and Sindangseo, Jeongnyeon returned from Tang and visited Jang Bo-go around this time, and while Jang Bo-go was holding a party, he heard that a rebellion [37] broke out in Seorabeol. There is no one.' It is said that he entrusted 5,000 soldiers to Jeongnyeon to suppress the rebellion [38]. In March, they attacked as far as Namwon-gyeong, Namwon-si, and entered a lull for a while, but after 5 months, in December 838, they sortied again and commanded Lee Chan, Kim Heun, Daeheun, Daeachan, Yunlin, and Eok Hoon from Dalbeol (Daegu Metropolitan City). He won a great victory in the Great War against 100,000 Silla government troops and destroyed more than half of the troops.

King Woo-jing Kim, who was established in this way, passed away within a year, and his son, King Mun-seong, ascended the throne. During this period, Jang Bogo received his own rewards from the Silla court, such as being given the position of Gamuigunsa (感義軍使), 2,000 family households, and being appointed General Jinhae,[39] but his daughter as the king's wife. The promise he had made was never kept. There is already a story in the Samguk Yusa that King Sinmu promised in advance that if he helped him before he became king, he would go to the market and marry his daughter, in other words, become his son-in-law. In other words, Jang Bo-go demanded that King Mun-seong, his successor, fulfill the promise he had made with King Sin-mu, when King Sin-mu passed away soon after, and he was unable to keep his promise. However, he gave up due to resistance from the nobles. The situation after that is subtly different from Samguk sagi and Samguk yusa. In Samguk sagi, Jang Bo-go, who heard the news, raised a rebellion, and in Samguk yusa, he resented and tried to plot a rebellion. In other words, it seems that Jang Bo-go of Samguk Yusa did not actually put the rebellion into action.

Before Jang Bogo rose to power, the Silla court sent Yeomjang to Jang Bogo, and Yeomjang told Jang Bogo to tell him, 'I have a grudge against the king, and I ran away to live by relying on you.' At first, Jang Bo-go said, 'My daughter couldn't be queen because of you, so what shame do you have to come to me now?' I tried not to accept it, but Yeomjang was able to enter Cheonghaejin and meet Jang Bogo face to face, saying, 'That's what the high officials said, and it has nothing to do with me?' Jang Bo-go welcomed Yeomjang as a swordsman because he always cared for knights, but at a banquet held to welcome Yeomjang that day, while Jang Bogo was drunk, Yeomjang took away Jang Bogo's knife and cut off his throat while he was drunk. [40] In this way, Jang Bo-go passed away in a very futile way.

Regarding the end of Jang Bo-go and the situation at the time, the Japanese record, Volume 11 of the Late Sok-Japan Period, Ninmyo Tenno (仁明天皇), also tells us to some extent. It is written that he raised this army and subjugated it. It is a slightly different part from Samguk sagi or Samguk yusa [41], but judging from the situation, it seems that it depicts the situation immediately after the assassination of Jang Bo-go recorded in Samguk sagi and Samguk yusa, or it may be slightly misrepresented. And after the death of Jang Bo-go, it seems that Yeom-jang tried to take over the forces under Jang Bo-go. Even in the corresponding record in the latter part of Japan, it is an article about the situation in which Jang Bo-go's subordinates are trying to find the things they took back to Japan.

Due to the fact that the record of the time of Jang Bo-go's death is different from the record recorded in the Samguk Sagi and the record prepared by the Japanese side, questions continue to be raised about the time of Jang Bo-go's death. Samguk sagi, which was written with reference to Silla records, states that he was assassinated in 846 (the 8th year of King Munseong's reign), but 《Sokilhonhugi (續日本後紀)》 records that he died in November 841, which is 5 years older than the time of the Samguk sagi. You can see that it is a year ahead. Regarding this, it can be said that the accuracy of the Samguk sagi, which refers to the records of Silla, the country concerned, is high, but above all, the part in which Ennin's pilgrimage to Ipdanggubeop [42], one of the records related to Janggo, fits in with the record of the latter part of Japan to some extent. [43]

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Anyway, in order to make the sea route safe, he was also eager to clear up pirates, which was the original purpose, and it is recorded in the Samguk Sagi that the Silla slave trade almost disappeared thanks to Jang Bo-go's performance. do. In 838, in the pilgrimage to Ipdang-gu, Ennin [31], who was considered the best monk in Japan at the time, even though the Japanese went to China without going through Silla, they hired Silla interpreters Kim Jeong-nam and Park Jung-jang, etc. Silla's maritime influence had grown to such an extent that each ship was assigned to accompany them. This is because most of the Chinese coastal areas were also active in large numbers during this period. Even after that, Ennin asked Jang Bo-go to protect him so that he could safely finish his schedule during Tang Dynasty activities.

In addition, Jang Bo-go built a temple called Jeoksan Beophwawon in the Shandong Peninsula, and it is said that monks from Silla and Japan stayed here.[32] It is said that this Jeoksan Beophwawon was run by Jangyeong and other Silla people, and they were in charge of gathering the re-dang Silla people by holding regular Buddhist meetings. It seems to have played a role similar to that of the Korean church in modern Koreatown. Jeoksan Beophwawon is presumed to have disappeared during the extensive suppression of Buddhism during the Tang Dynasty, but it has been restored and remains in China. On the other hand, it is presumed that Jang Bo-go also established Beophwawon in Cheonghae-jin and Hawon-dong, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do. It is unknown what kind of Buddhist ceremony was held here because the records are not detailed, but the fact that the Amitabha triad was enshrined suggests that it was related to the Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva faith. Members of Sillabang society were mostly occupations closely related to the sea, and the relationship between the people of the sea and the faith of Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva at the time can be confirmed in the Minjangsa section of the Samguk Yusa.

In addition, the above-mentioned Ennin accurately recorded the help of Jang Bo-go in his travelogue called 《Ipdanggubeop Pilgrimage》[33]. Thanks to this, the portrait of Jang Bo-go holding a bow is still at Jeoksan Seonwon in Mt. Hiei, Kyoto, Japan. He was a very international figure in the East Asian world at the time, as his achievements and reputation crossed Korea, China and Japan.

Jang Bo-go frequently dispatched instructor ships to the Tang Dynasty, remotely controlled the Sillabang society on the east coast of the Tang Dynasty, and was able to gain huge trade profits by utilizing it. According to Ennin's diary, on June 27, 839, two instructor ships sent by Jang Bo-go arrived at Jeoksanpo, and it was said that a person named Choi Hun-sip-rang, who had the title of Cheonghae-jin soldier, was trained as Maemulsa[34]. Hoon Choi's schedule stopped at Jeoksan Court House[35] to comfort Jang Young, who was managing Jang Bogo on behalf of Bogo, and for seven and a half months, he stopped at major ports on the east coast of China, such as Yusanpo, Haeju, Choju, and Yangju, to carry out trade activities. It was to return to the enemy cannon. It is estimated that Jeoksanpo was the main base for the Chinese side of the Jang Bogo trade ship.

Jang Bo-go periodically dispatched a trading fleet called Hoe-sa to Japan in the east. The Hoe-sa was only a trade fleet personally sent by Jang Bo-go, but it was so large that it resembled an official envoy, so it was Japan's official foreign trade at the time. Dazaifu [36] in Kyushu, which served as a window, argued that they should be expelled instead of accepting the company history.

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Returning to Silla, Jang Bo-go went straight to Seorabeol and told King Heungdeok, then king, of his will, "The Tang keeps capturing Koreans and making them slaves. If you give me 10,000 soldiers, I will stop the Tang's pirates." After promptly allowing this, he even gave him a special official title of ambassador (大使). Accordingly, Jang Bo-go established Cheonghaejin in Jangjwa-ri, Jukcheong-ri, and Daeya-ri of present-day Wando, off the southwest coast of the Korean Peninsula, and Jangdo, an attached island, and succeeded in seizing the commercial and trade rights of the southwest coast from this starting point. In 822, six years before Jang Bo-go returned to Korea, a great event, the Kim Heon-chang Rebellion, which threw the whole country into chaos, occurred in Silla. Due to the bloody battle between jingol aristocrats over succession, the royal authority and local control naturally collapsed, and it was a big blow.

However, some are suggesting that it seems difficult to give 10,000 soldiers due to the circumstances of Unified Silla at the time of 828.[24] Therefore, there is speculation that the 10,000 soldiers are some of the soldiers of the Silla government and additional soldiers of Jang Bo-go. If the private soldier is correct, Jang Bo-go, like a privateer in the West, really only got permission from the government, but he was piracy at will. Of course, they beat the pirates at all in return, but under the assumption that the previous theory is correct, it is simply an illegal military organization. If you look at Jang Bo-go's actions after that, there really is no such thing as a maritime mafia.

However, it is not the academic world that 10,000 troops are originally private soldiers, but above all, there is no historical record that writes these troops as private soldiers. Records in historical books such as Samguk Sagi and Samguk Yusa state that Bogo Jang officially went to King Silla (King Heungdeok) and obtained troops [25], but whether or not the troops were private soldiers is just speculation by future generations. Feeding and clothing enlisted soldiers inevitably requires enormous financial resources, but at this time, Silla did not go to the end like in the Later Three Kingdoms period. If Silla, a country that finances itself by receiving taxes, was unable to provide 10,000 soldiers, how could Jang Bo-go, an individual, lead 10,000 soldiers? Even the size of the private soldiers mobilized by the otter (Nungchang), who was said to have ruled the southwest sea, was only 500, and the pirate fleet of Hyeonchun's Silla-gu, which roamed the Kyushu area, numbered 2,500 [26]. There were only 1,000 to 2,000 people per second.[27] At least, Yi Seong-gye was able to maintain this level of troops because he ruled Dongbuk-myeon (Hamgyeong-do) as if he were a lord. The Later Goguryeo army, which was not even a private, had 2,500 troops when it attacked Naju, and the Later Baekje army had 3,000 troops before recapturing Naju (910).[28] However, if the number of enlisted soldiers still exceeded 10,000 even before Cheonghaejin was installed, it would mean that Jang Bo-go was from a great tribe comparable to a king. Isn't that too strange?[29] Rather, in the Samguk Yusa (Volume 2 Kiyi, King Yeomjang, Gungpajo), only records have been handed down that the courtiers objected to the reception of Jang Bo-go's daughter as queen, saying that she was of a lowly status. The current position of the academic world is that it is true that Jang Bo-go secured financial resources through trade after the establishment of Cheonghaejin, and that 10,000 soldiers gradually became an enlisted army under the influence. I never do that.

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The 30th king of Silla. His father was King Muyeol, the 29th King Taejong, and his mother was Queen Myeonghwa, the younger sister of Kim Yushin. His younger brother was Kim In-moon, and his younger sister Ji-so's wife was Kim Yu-shin's wife. His queen was the queen of Jai. Another sister of hers, Kim Kota-so, was the wife of Kim Pum-seok, and as you know, she died early in the Battle of Daeyaseong.

To sum up King Munmu in one sentence, he is the ruler who made it possible for Silla to remain as the final victor after destroying Baekje and Goguryeo and then winning an all-out war against the Tang Dynasty, which was once an ally. In a word, as a leader who completed the unification of the three kingdoms of Silla, he is well evaluated in history because he not only completed the unification of the three kingdoms but also had achievements in preventing foreign invasion.

He was active in both civil and martial arts from the time he was crown prince until after he ascended the throne, and the king's name also became 'King Munmu' (文武王). In a word, a master of slash-and-burn tactics. The final victory in the all-out war against the Tang Dynasty, a world empire with enormous national power, was largely due to the excellent strategy of King Munmu, who freely used slash-and-burn tactics. I have a volume of records. As you can see from the above, the amount of records is very large. Among the kings of Silla, no, among all the kings of the Three Kingdoms period recorded in the Samguk Sagi, the number of records is TOP. The quantity is so large that it surpasses most of the kings of the Goryeo Dynasty, who came a long time later. It would have been a blessing to those who like history if there were only as many records of kings in Korea's ancient history as King Munmu.

In reality, unfortunately, there are only 7 records left during the 39-year reign like King Gaeru of Baekje, or there are many more whose names are not properly conveyed like many kings of Gojoseon, Samhan, Buyeo, and Gaya.

As a bonus, among the kings recorded in 《Samguk Sagi》, the king of Goguryeo has the most records of King Bojang, and Baekje is surprisingly the progenitor of King Onjo, a monk of Silla in the middle of the Three Kingdoms Period. He is one of the ten saints of Silla as a high priest in the ancient Korean Buddhist world, who is a pair with Uisang, a high priest who was active at the same time. He is famous for his skull water anecdote, and despite his apostasy, he is an indispensable genius in Korean Buddhism as well as in Korean ancient history, philosophy, and ideology. He was proficient in three studies and was highly regarded in Silla to the extent that Wonhyo was described as an intellectual of all people.

He spent most of his life during the unification of the Three Kingdoms and saw the birth of a unified Silla. He advocated the idea of reconciliation, emphasizing the spirit of unity as well as popularization of Buddhism. Originally, it was known that it was influenced by Chinese Samron Studies [3], but claims that it was actually influenced by Baekje Samron Studies came to the fore. The basis is Baekje's Mahayana Saron Hyeonuigi (大乘四論玄義記) compiled at the end of the 6th century, and there is an evaluation that it closely resembles the thoughts of Baekje monk Hyegyun (慧均). It shows that ideological integration preceded the unification of the three kingdoms and that Wonhyo laid the foundation.

It is said that the Bunhwangsa Temple has a statue of Wonhyo Hoego made by attaching clay to Wonhyo's ashes. Unfortunately, Bunhwangsa Temple was burnt down when the Mongolian army set fire to Gyeongju during the Yumong War in the mid-Goryeo Dynasty, and it is said to have been destroyed at that time. If it had remained until now, it would have been a valuable relic that shows the details of Wonhyo's life.

Instead, the portrait at the top of the document remains. The portraits of Wonhyo and Uisang are kept in the Gozanji Temple in Kyoto, Japan, and are preserved to the present day. These paintings were copied by Myoe[4], a monk from the Kamakura period in Japan, after seeing the original portraits of the Silla period out of respect for Wonhyo, a pioneer in Buddhism. Now that the Silla original is lost, Myoe's imojak is considered to be the closest portrait to the Wonhyo faction of the time.

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A type of handle used for things such as rods, poles, or hoses.

Originally, it was inserted into the shaft of the spear (that's why it is a nozzle. The name of the spear with a nozzle is also a nozzle.) The shape is like a short pipe. It is used by holding the spear with the hand holding the blade (usually the left hand). When stabbing with a spear, the left hand slides on the spearstick while pushing with the right hand. Using a spear can prevent frictional heat and thorns from appearing on trees, so you can stab faster than holding a spear with your bare hands. The downside is that it catches through the nozzle, making it difficult to handle the spear delicately.

These days, the thing attached to the end of the hose is called this, and in English it is called a nozzle. The most representative example is to insert it into a fire hose. If you look carefully at a fire hydrant with a hose around it, you can see the word orifice written on the notice. The form of nozzles used for fire hoses is basically the same as weapon nozzles (it is a pipe structure and the pipe is used as a handle), but the purpose is slightly different. This is for controlling the flow of water. [1] A master who symbolizes Silla. From King Jinpyeong to King Munmu, he lived for nearly 80 years and served five Silla kings. He is the great-grandson of King Goo-hae Kim, the last king of the old Geumgwan Gaya, and his grandfather is Mu-ryeok Kim and Seo-hyeon Kim. Bone is bone.

In the midst of extreme political instability due to the severance of the Seonggol royal line, Silla entered the stage of ruin by leading the weakened Silla army and stopping the catastrophic Baekje invasion several times and suppressing the steady rebellion of the nobles of Seorabeol. He was a great hero of Silla who made a great contribution to protecting the kingdom and, above all, achieved the great achievement of unifying the three Koreas as a military commander.

At the time of Kim Yu-sin's activities, Silla was in a national crisis due to repeated situations, diplomatic isolation, and internal opposition forces after King Jinheung's heyday, but as a key figure who maintained such Silla[9], it had a great impact on Korean history for thousands of years to come. one of the people who caused it. Although he is buried because of his strong image as a longevity, his influence as a politician was also very high to the extent that he held positions such as Sangdae. Among those whose lineage has been confirmed, Daesang, etc. are also the third person in history outside the Silla royal family.[10]

In addition, among Koreans before the 19th century, those who are not monarchs and royalty, or equivalent national leaders [11], all appear in the history books of Korea, China, and Japan. [12] Samguk Yusa, which had no hesitation in including narrative records, contains a number of more narrative and unrealistic anecdotes than Samguk Sagi, and many other historical stories.

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복수에 호기롭게 뛰어든 여자 ‘우주’와 복수의 대상이 된 남자 ‘동진’, 만나지 말았어야 할 두 남녀의 감성 로맨스

이성경은 디즈니+ 오리지널 시리즈 '사랑이라 말해요'에서 호기롭게 복수에 뛰어들어 할 말 다 하는 것 같으나 누구보다 소심한 인물 심우주 역을 맡아 열연 중이다.

15일 공개된 '사랑이라 말해요' 7, 8회에서는 우주가 가정을 파탄 낸 아버지의 내연녀 아들 동진(김영광 분)을 향해 사랑의 감정이 싹트고 있음을 깨닫고 혼란스러워하는 모습이 그려졌다.

우주는 동진을 좋아하는 자신의 마음을 일찌감치 눈치채고 못마땅하게 여기던 친구 준(성준)이 "그 남자, 네가 세상에서 제일 싫어하는 그 아줌마 아들이야! 정신 차리라고!"라는 말을 하자 "누가 절절히 사랑하기라도 한대?"라고 반발했다. 

이어 그는 "나는 그냥 시험 때려치우고 집 나간 심지구보다, 나 때문에 미쳐서 팔짝 뛰고 있는 너보다, 몇 살인지 모르는 애랑 사귀고 있는 심혜성보다, 아픈 엄마보다, 지금은 그 사람이 조금 더 걱정됐을 뿐이야! 그냥 그 사람이 덜 외로웠으면 좋겠는데 이게 뭔데, 뭔데 이렇게 난린건데"라며 이미 동진이 크게 자리 잡은 속마음을 터뜨리듯 내뱉고 말았다.

술기운에 동진의 집 앞을 찾아간 우주는 동진을 향해 "내가 여기에 한동진 씨 보러 온 거 확실해요? 내 마음인데, 나만 몰랐던 거네"라는 고백과 동시에 "한동진 씨는 절대로 나 좋아하지 마요. 그쪽만 나 좋아하지 않으면 아무 문제 없는 거니까 부탁하는 거예요"라며 돌아서는 모습에 안타까움을 자아냈다. 

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There is also a theory that Ondal is not a native Goguryeo, but a foreigner from the western region who was naturalized as Goguryeo, and among them, the possibility that he was a Sogdian of Iranian origin is being raised. The basis for this is the contents of the Samguk sagi, and the reason why the people of Goguryeo 사랑이라 말해요 드라마 다시보기 누누 디즈니made fun of Ondal as an idiot is not because of his poor behavior, but because of his 'ugly face and shabby and humble clothing'. Those who claim that Ondal is Sogdian assume that the 'ugly face' is a typical Caucasian appearance, completely different from that of the native Goguryeo people, and the 'shabby and humble clothing' is the traditional Sogdian costume. And they assume that another reason why Ondal was teased as an idiot was because of the poor Goguryeo language with a Sogdian accent. In addition, there are actually records of Goguryeo's exchanges with the Sogdians, and a typical example is the Goguryeo envoys painted on Afrasiab murals in Samarkand, Uzbekistan.사랑이라 말해요 드라마 다시보기 누누 디즈니

The new text also records that the Sogdian king was On, and if Ondal was really a Sogdian, it is possible that he was from the Sogdian royal family. The fact that the surname from Korea itself is a rare surname also supports this claim.[15] Even if this is not the case, there are people who presume Ondal to be a Sogdian because the Sogdians are a people who left an indelible mark on East Asian history [16].

A representative figure who made this claim is Emeritus Professor Jee Ji-seon of the Department of History and Culture at Yonsei University. In a 2014 Korea-Central Asia international academic conference held in Astana, Kazakhstan, co-hosted by Korea University’s Russian CIS Institute and Eurasia National University, “Ondal is the son of a royal family from Sogdia, then called a 사랑이라 말해요 드라마 다시보기 누누 디즈니powerful country, and a Goguryeo woman. ” he claimed. Based on this, Professor Ji writes in Chinese librarians 『Qiantangwen(全唐文)』 and 『Bukhishi(北史)』 that 'Sogdia was called a strong country, and its royal family was the Wen clan'. listened to the record Prior to Ondal, the surname of the On family could not be found anywhere in 『Samguksagi』. In addition, Chinese records of the Tang Dynasty, such as 『The Book of the Great Tang Dynasty』 and 『New Tang Book』, describe the people here as "boisterous and courageous. Most of them are warriors… They take death for granted and never appear in front of them in battle." , “There was no country that a man would not go to as long as he could pursue a profit when he turned 20,” which explains the valiant exploits of Ondal in battle and how these families moved to Goguryeo. I saw.사랑이라 말해요 드라마 다시보기 누누 디즈니

Professor Ji explained that the record in 『Samguksagi』 that ‘Ondal had a ridiculous appearance and walked around in worn-out clothes and worn-out shoes’ “is a description of the difficulties faced by children from multicultural families today in Goguryeo, where the social order was strict.” did.#

Could this hypothesis be further established? If Ondal was a child of the Sogdian royal family, when the Sogdian royal family first came to Goguryeo, King Pyeongwon promised to give his son a daughter. However, as time passed and his father died, it would have been a waste to give his daughter to the son of a fallen Sogdian. However, Princess Pyeonggang knew the story, and he must have kept his promise, so he might have left the house to Ondal. This hypothesis seems more reasonable than simply marrying a few words teased as children.[17] 3.2. Where Ondal died[edit]사랑이라 말해요 드라마 다시보기 누누 디즈니 In the Samguk Sagi Goguryeo, in the 1st year of King Yeongyang (AD 590), Ondal requested King Yeongyang and set out to find the land taken away by Silla, saying, "Gyeriphyeon (鷄立峴, near present Joryeong [18]) and the land west of Jukryeong (竹嶺) I won't come back until I find it again!!" and left, and it is recorded that he was killed by an arrow shot by the Silla army at Adanseong (Achaseong [19]).

The problem is the place where Ondal died. Achasan Mountain in Achasan Mountain in Seoul and Ondalsanseong Mountain in Danyang-gun, Chungcheongbuk-do both claim to be related to Ondal. Among these two places, Lee Byung-do and Jeong Yak-yong claimed that Achasanseol in Seoul was accepted as an established theory. However, since Seoul is too far from Jukryeong, which Ondal wanted to recover, the theory that Ondalsanseong in Danyang-gun, located only 18km north, is correct is at odds with each other.사랑이라 말해요 드라마 다시보기 누누 디즈니

In the excavation of Mt. Acha, relics of the Goguryeo line were unearthed, and there are traces of a stone outpost believed to have been used by the Goguryeo army at the time. Incheon) and Adan Fortress, and pressured Baekje, but when King Asin of Baekje, with his tenacity, continued to resist, Achasan Fortress is more likely, as there is a record that crossed Arisu (Han River) and fell Baekje Wiryeseong. If Danyang Ondalsanseong Fortress is Adanseong Fortress, then there is a jumbled movement line that says that King Gwanggaeto occupied Danyang directly from Incheon, pressed the King of Baekje in Songpa-gu, then crossed the Han River and attacked Songpa-gu and occupied it.사랑이라 말해요 드라마 다시보기 누누 디즈니

In addition, 'Gyeriphyeon and the west of Jukryeong' does not simply refer to the vicinity, but is interpreted as referring to 'the entire Han River basin' in a broad sense, so it may be the reference Seoul. However, as always in the fight between local governments, it is about 'not sure'.

However, the excavation results of Achasanseong Fortress and the excavation results of Goguryeo fortifications around Achasan 사랑이라 말해요 드라마 다시보기 누누 디즈니Mountain are completely different. The word Achasan easily comes out, so I think that both are Goguryeo ruins, but the relics excavated from Achasanseong Fortress were all Silla relics, including some Baekje relics, and it is estimated that the fortress was built by Ae Silla. In other words, if Achasanseong Fortress was Adanseong Fortress, it could have been disproved that it did not match the records of King Gwanggaeto and King Asin… However, as Goguryeo roof-end tiles were confirmed in Achasanseong Fortress in 2016, this also became complicated.사랑이라 말해요 드라마 다시보기 누누 디즈니

Ondal Mountain Fortress itself is highly likely to be a Shilla fortress built by Silla, and since it is located south of the Namhan River, it is in an advantageous position to block attacks from the south from the north. And structurally, it is almost the same structure and location as Danyang Jeokseong and Boeun Samnyeonsanseong, which were built together with Danyang Jeokseong Monument built by Silla nearby. Everything, including the water-gumunji and the external structure of the body part, can only be regarded as Silla. In particular, since the facilities for draining water from the inside of the castle to the outside and the structure of the sluice gate are 사랑이라 말해요 드라마 다시보기 누누 디즈니typical of Silla style, and the entire wall is Silla style, it is difficult to see that it was changed by reconstruction in later generations. If there was a Goguryeo mountain fortress in this place, it means that almost the entire fortress has been torn down and renovated. There must have been a drainage system in Goguryeo mountain fortress…

The issues on such a complex battlefield in Ondal are well organized in an article by Prof. Lim Ki-hwan of Seoul National University of Education.사랑이라 말해요 드라마 다시보기 누누 디즈니