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In 18 B.C., Baekje was founded in the Hangang River basin, emerged as the dominant kingdom of the Three Kingdom Period (5th century). It became the center of northeast Asia's economy and trade due to its important role as marine traffic route.
Furthermore, Baekje dispatched many scholars including Ah Jikgi and Wang In These scholars introduced Buddhism, the thousand-character text and Chinese literature to Japan. Their teachings helped Asuka culture - Japans first Buddhist culture in the 7th century - to flourish.
This video introduces the fascinate history of Baekje kingdom.
일단 논란이 많은 내용 중에 백제와 신라가 倭에 인질 (볼모)를 보낸 까닭은? 이유가 무엇인지 밑에 글 참고
삼국사기 백제본기 아신왕조 6년(397) 여름 5월에 왕이 왜국(倭國)과 우호를 맺고 태자 전지(支)를 볼모로 보냈다. 가을 7월에 한수 남쪽에서 크게 사열하였다.
六年 夏五月 王與倭國結好 以太子支爲質 秋七月 大閱於漢水之南
삼국사기 삼국사기 권제45 (열전 제5) 박제상
실성왕 원년 임인(402)에 왜국과 강화하였는데, 왜왕이 나물왕의 아들 미사흔(未斯欣)을 볼모로 삼기를 청하였다. 왕은 일찍이 나물왕이 자기를 고구려에 볼모로 보낸 것을 원망하여, 그 아들에게 유감을 풀고자 하였음으로 거절하지 않고 보냈다.
先是實聖王元年壬寅 與倭國講和 倭王請以奈勿王之子未斯欣爲質 王嘗恨奈勿王 使己質於高句麗 思有以釋憾於其子 故不拒而遣之
위의 기록에서 볼 수 있듯이 백제와 신라는 각각 倭에 인질을 보냅니다.
그렇게 강성하다던 백제가 어째서 倭에 인질을 보내면 倭에게 많은 문물을 전해 주었던 신라는 왜 倭에 인질을 보냈을까요?
백제의 아신왕은 당시 고구려에게 형편없이 밀리던 때였습니다.
삼촌인 진사왕이 어린 자신을 밀치고 왕위에 오른뒤 기회를 엿봐서 다시 왕위를 찾은 그는 삼촌이 관미성을 고구려에 뺐기고 대륙백제가 위축되는걸 다시 찾아 보고자 외삼촌인 진무를 대장으로 관미성 수복 전쟁을 합니다. 하지만 실패하고 그 후에도 수곡성을 치지만 실패하며 광개토대왕은 관미성에 방어벽을 형성합니다.
나중에는 아신앙 자신이 직접 군대를 이끌고 가지만 폭설에 덧없이 되돌아오고 광개토대왕이 직접 백제 원정에 나서서 바닷길과 강을 이용해서 한성을 직접 공략한 끝에 아신왕은 스스로 광개토대왕 앞에 무릎을 꿇고 항복을 하게 됩니다. 왕족과 중신 열명을 고구려에 볼모로 보내기도 합니다.
그 담부터 아신왕은 복수의 화신이 되서 미친듯이 전쟁준비를 하게 되고 왜국과 연합전선을 구축해서 싸울 생각으로 태자인 전지를 볼모로 보내는 겁니다.
한편 같은 시기 신라는 내물왕 치하였는데, 내물왕 때의 신라의 힘은 그다지 크지 못했습니다.
그래서 종종 왜구들이 침입해 오는걸 고구려군이 대신 격퇴해주고 고구려의 속국 노릇을 하며 그들의 보호를 받게 됩니다.
아신왕이 무리한 전쟁준비를 하자 백제의 백성들이 대량으로 신라로 도망가기 일쑤였고 신라가 백성들을 계속 받아들이자 백제는 가야와 왜를 끌어들여 연합전선을 구축해서 신라를 침공하게 됩니다. 399년의 일입니다.
광개토왕은 이듬해 400년에 5만명을 동원해서 서라벌 앞까지 점령한 백제, 가야 , 왜 연합군을 무찌르게 됩니다.
신라는 당시엔 아주 힘이 약했습니다. 그리고 백제, 왜, 가야와 다 적대관계였죠.
그러다가 내물왕 다음인 실성왕은 자신이 고구려에 볼모로 간적이 있기 때문에 내물왕의 아들인 미사흔을 왜에 보낸것도 있지만 잦은 왜구의 침입에 아예 왜와 화친을 맺는 의미로 보낸겁니다. 왜는 광개토대왕에게 깨진 이후에는 대대적인 침공은 안했지만 왜구들의 잦은 침입을 용인해 주었습니다.
아신왕은 왜의 지원을 받기 위해 태자인 전지를 보내서 어느 정도 성공을 거두었으니까 자신들도 볼모를 보내서 현지 외교를 할 필요성이 있음을 실감한 거죠.
- published: 18 Jul 2013
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broadcasted in Dec, 2003-------0:21 The discovery of the 33 ancient bronze mirrors from Baekje King temple in a Japanese village suggests that even before King Jungga the area had been under rule of Baekje.
These ancient bronze mirrors are proofs of existence of last long power in the areas.
1:00 To preserve those 33 bronze mirrors, the Nangochon villiagers have built a museum named 'West Jungchangwon 正倉院'
1:10 Then, who were the powerful group that have left those bronze mirrors to their descendants?
Apart from Nangochon and Gigojung villages, there many legends of Baekje Kings' rules over these areas are told.
1:30 Another Baekje King passed through this mountain path. 50km southwards from Gijojung, in the site known to be the place where they received their Baekje King is a temple. Even today, people who believe in the King's holy power serve drinks and money with full honors. On the outskirts of the Village, there a stone monument has been built to announce the death of the King. The King was drowned in a well (that is said to be here) while racing a horse.
2:17 First, the villagers have never dug a well. Second, they never kept the same breed of horse that the King rode. No one has broken those two rules.
2:35 Just until 2 years ago, before the discovery of old manuscript writing exactly about the arrival of Baekje King, for the Danojung villagers, descendants of the King, the story of the King was a legend. Seeing the discovery of Baekje Kings' existence in Nangochon, the Danojung villagers rummaged through the temple stroages and found it.
3:10 A king from Baekje get to "Ilhyang". While looking for land to settle in he found a village which 5 colored clouds floated above and it was our village he settled in.
3:40 Why did Baekje Kings, Baekje royal family members, go to the areas? According to the document of Senken temple, the areas had been part of Ilhyang, the first recorded nation in Japanese history book.
4:02 Ilhyang-guk, it is where Japan originated and the oldest human civilization is found.
The old Ilhyang still remains in the name, Ilhyang-city. The villages with legends of Baekje Kings all remain inside the Ilhyang region.
4:33 According to section 'Era of Gods' in [History of Japan(720)], it is obvious that the first conqueror of the region was Baekje man. He is described as a god whose name is 'Susanomikoto. His hometown is 'Woongsung', It is 'Gumanai in Japanese langauge, which means 'BEAR CITY (Gom-naru / Wungjin), capital city of Baekje'.
He sailed to get to the Japanese islands from Woongin(Bear city), capital city of Baekje.
The first thing he did on the uncivilized islands was planting trees for construction of ships which would be used to travel between the Korean peninsula and the Japanese islands.
5:12 Ancient clay ship arifact discovered in "Ilhyang region" is the distinctive Korean style of ship, which is an obvious proof of Baekje conquest of the islands.
Were there any special reasons that Baekje Kings settled in the islands? One history book written during Tang dynasty (of the Xianbei) has a clue.
5:35 It is a unique Baekje governing system called 'Damno' : Baekje royal family members were appointed to provincial governors. The book [History of Yang dynasty 502년 ~ 557] written during Tang dynasty writes : "Bakeje capital city is called 'Goma(Bear city)' and major cities were called 'Damno' ; the 22 Damnos are all governed by sons of Baekje emperor or other royal family memebers".
Damno on the Japanese islands must have been the last territory for the Baekje royalty.
6:20 Baekje had the distinctive governing system called Damno and those Damnos were ruled by many Baekje Kings .
- published: 28 Dec 2009
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broadcasted in Dec, 2003-------Baekje had the distinctive governing system called Damno and those Damnos were ruled by many Baekje Kings.
We expect we could find traces of Damnos in modern names of places.
Then what is the meaning of Damno?
1:05 The term 'Damno' originated in Koguryeo. In Koguryeo, 'conquered territory' was called "Damul" and Koguryeo exliles (or emigrants) to Baekje called their new settlement in Baekje Da-Mul, which changed later into the terms "Damna/Damno". Here "Dam" meant "border" or "wall" and "No (or Ro/Lo)" meant "country/state". Later "Damno/Damna" was used to refer to administrative districts of Baekje.
1:50 Then what is the meaning of Damul, from which the term "Damno" originated?
This is "Dam(wall)". It is very common to see "stone wall(Dam)" on a ridge between farming-fields here. In this province, people call it "Damul(or Damuri)".
A trace of the term "Damul" still remains : Damuri/Damuro, here in Baekje territory.
In this province, people have built a stone-wall (fence) around newly cultivated lands. The stone-wall has been built using stones the new owner of the land get while cultivating lands and they has called the Wall "Damuri".
Now we modern Koreans call it "Dam (wall/fence).
One more interesting thing is that in the Wando region near from here, people call "Dam" "City".
Therefore, "Damno" means "new-dominion with Dam (city wall : borderline) around it" : newly conquered terrtories
3:35 So, traces of the term Damno in place names(in Japan, China and Southern Asia) must be an evidence that Baekje ruled the lands.
In searching for the names related to the word 'Damno' throughout the Korean peninsula, the Japanese islands and southern Asia, we must consider that ancient people borrowed not only the sounds of the language characters (which were ideograms) but also the meanings of them, for which each place name has different sound but the same meaning, and different meaning but the similar sound.
The character 'Dae' in the word 'Daemunni' is sometimes used for character 'Da', allowing us to read the word 'Damuli'. The character 'Su(water)' in the word 'Daesuri' can sound 'Mul (water)'. The word 'Dama' is known to be related to the word 'Damul' too.
4:26 As seen, places names related to 'Damno/Damul' have been named throughout west part of the Korean peninsula where were Baekje territory. Damno related names continue to Tamna(Jeju island) and to Daema-island (Tsushima in Japanese language).
4:46 Gadang island, next to Daema island, is where Baekje Emperor Muryung was born.
As expected, on the Japanese islands, we can find place name related to 'Damno' : Damana.
5:13 In mid-west part of Kushu, the nearest part of the Japanese islands from the Korean peninsula, there Damana city is.
5:22 Tamana = Damna = Tamna (Jeju island of Korea), these are all from the same root.
More noticeable city name is 'Gumamoto', a city near Damana. The name originated from the Korean word 'Gom (Bear)', which refered to Capital city of Baekje.
5:52 BEAR was a symbol of Baekje. Baekje historic places mostly have names related to BEARS. The Gum-river in Chungnam (Baekje territory), Korea, also originated from the word Bear.
6:15 Interesting thing is that there another Gom river in the regions of Damana and Gumamoto exists. It is called 'Guma river'.
Interesting thing is that there another Gom river in the regions of Damana and Gumamoto exists. It is called 'Guma river'.
6:52 There is a village that had been called "Gudaragi" until 1961. It is now called Sakamoto. The name "Gudaragi" originated from the name "Gudara", which meant "Baekje".
7:16 The gate of a elementary school in the village has history of the village names. Its old name was 'Gudaragi elementary school'. The original name of it was "Baekje rae". The village named Baekje rae in the Guma river region proves that it is true that Baekje conquered the region.
Gudaragi (Baekje rae) --Gudaragi -- Sakamodo (today)
8:00 What history does the name 'Baekje-rae' have behind it? According to the record kept by one villager, the first Baekje man to "Baekje-rae" (in Japan) was Il-la, Baekje Dalsol (minister). This means that high ranking official of mainland Baekje was appointed to the ruler over overseas territory (the Japanese islands).
8:33 Through the old record, we can see that the Japanese region was ruled directly by mainland Baekje.
- published: 28 Dec 2009
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Battle of Hwangsanbeol (Hangul: 황산벌 전투, Hanja: 黃山─戰鬪) was a battle that took place between forces of Silla and Baekje in 660.
Battle of Hwangsanbeol
Date : July 9, 660
Location : Nonsan, Korea
Result : Decisive Silla victory
Belligerents
Silla vs Baekje
Commanders and leaders
Kim Yushin vs Kyebaek †
Kim Heum-sun vs Sangyeong
Kim Pumil vs Chungsang
Bangul † vs
Gwanchang † vs
Strength
50,000 vs 5,000
Casualties and losses
Unknown, but many casualties vs Annihilation
- published: 30 Jun 2013
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(Kim Yushin and Kyebaek) 백제 최후의 명장 계백
일찍이 사로(仕路)에 나가 벼슬이 달솔(達率:제2품)에 이르렀다. 당시 신라가 한강 유역을 강점함으로써 그때까지의 나제동맹(羅濟同盟)이 결렬되자 백제는 고구려 ·일본 등과 친교를 맺고 신라에 대항하였다. 고립상태에 빠진 신라는 당(唐)나라와 동맹을 맺고 원병을 요청하였다. 당나라 고종(高宗)은 소정방(蘇定方)을 신구도 대총관(神丘道大摠管)으로 임명하여 군사와 함께 바다를 건너 신라를 돕게 하여, 이른바 나당 연합군의 5만 병력이 백제를 치기 시작하였다.
이 때 백제의 의자왕은 사치와 연악(宴樂)에 파묻혀 충신들의 훌륭한 작전계획도 물리치고 있다가, 사태가 위급해지자 계백을 장군으로 삼아 적을 막도록 하였다. 계백은 죽기를 각오한 군사 5,000명을 이끌고 출전하면서, 이미 나라를 보전하기 어렵다는 것을 직감하고 '살아서 적의 노비(奴婢)가 됨은 차라리 죽음만 같지 못하다'하여 자기의 처자를 모두 죽여 비장한 결의를 보였다. 황산(黃山)벌에 이르러 세 진영을 설치하고 군사들에게 맹세하기를 "옛날에 구천(句踐)은 5,000명의 군사로써 오(吳)나라 70만 대군을 쳐부쉈으니 오늘날 마땅히 각자가 있는 힘을 다하여 최후의 결판을 내자"하고, 신라의 김유신(金庾信)이 이끄는 5만의 군사를 맞아 네 차례나 그들을 격파하였다.
이에 신라군이 사기를 잃고 있을 즈음, 신라의 장군 품일(品日)은 16세의 어린 아들 관창(官昌)으로 하여금 나가 싸우게 하니, 관창은 백제군과 싸우다가 생포되었다. 계백은 어린 나이로 용전한 관창을 가상히 여겨 살려보냈으나, 관창은 재차 나와 싸우다가 또 붙잡혔다. 계백은 신라에 이같이 용감한 소년이 있으니 싸움은 이미 승부가 난 것이라 예감하였다. 그는 관창의 목을 잘라 그의 말 안장에 묶어 신라군 진영으로 돌려보냈다. 예상했던 대로 신라군은 관창의 죽음으로 사기가 올라 총공격을 감행하였고 계백은 전사하였다. 부여의 부산서원(浮山書院)과 충곡서원(忠谷書院)에 배향되었다.
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- published: 05 Mar 2014
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(Kim Yushin and Kyebaek) 백제 최후의 명장 계백
일찍이 사로(仕路)에 나가 벼슬이 달솔(達率:제2품)에 이르렀다. 당시 신라가 한강 유역을 강점함으로써 그때까지의 나제동맹(羅濟同盟)이 결렬되자 백제는 고구려 ·일본 등과 친교를 맺고 신라에 대항하였다. 고립상태에 빠진 신라는 당(唐)나라와 동맹을 맺고 원병을 요청하였다. 당나라 고종(高宗)은 소정방(蘇定方)을 신구도 대총관(神丘道大摠管)으로 임명하여 군사와 함께 바다를 건너 신라를 돕게 하여, 이른바 나당 연합군의 5만 병력이 백제를 치기 시작하였다.
이 때 백제의 의자왕은 사치와 연악(宴樂)에 파묻혀 충신들의 훌륭한 작전계획도 물리치고 있다가, 사태가 위급해지자 계백을 장군으로 삼아 적을 막도록 하였다. 계백은 죽기를 각오한 군사 5,000명을 이끌고 출전하면서, 이미 나라를 보전하기 어렵다는 것을 직감하고 '살아서 적의 노비(奴婢)가 됨은 차라리 죽음만 같지 못하다'하여 자기의 처자를 모두 죽여 비장한 결의를 보였다. 황산(黃山)벌에 이르러 세 진영을 설치하고 군사들에게 맹세하기를 "옛날에 구천(句踐)은 5,000명의 군사로써 오(吳)나라 70만 대군을 쳐부쉈으니 오늘날 마땅히 각자가 있는 힘을 다하여 최후의 결판을 내자"하고, 신라의 김유신(金庾信)이 이끄는 5만의 군사를 맞아 네 차례나 그들을 격파하였다.
이에 신라군이 사기를 잃고 있을 즈음, 신라의 장군 품일(品日)은 16세의 어린 아들 관창(官昌)으로 하여금 나가 싸우게 하니, 관창은 백제군과 싸우다가 생포되었다. 계백은 어린 나이로 용전한 관창을 가상히 여겨 살려보냈으나, 관창은 재차 나와 싸우다가 또 붙잡혔다. 계백은 신라에 이같이 용감한 소년이 있으니 싸움은 이미 승부가 난 것이라 예감하였다. 그는 관창의 목을 잘라 그의 말 안장에 묶어 신라군 진영으로 돌려보냈다. 예상했던 대로 신라군은 관창의 죽음으로 사기가 올라 총공격을 감행하였고 계백은 전사하였다. 부여의 부산서원(浮山書院)과 충곡서원(忠谷書院)에 배향되었다.
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Baekje or Paekche (Hangul: 백제; Hanja: 百濟, Korean pronunciation: [pɛk̚tɕ͈e]) (18 BCE – 660 CE) was a kingdom located in southwest Korea. It was one of the Three Kingdoms of Korea, together with Goguryeo and Silla.
Baekje was founded by Onjo, the third son of Goguryeo's founder Jumong and So Seo-no, at Wiryeseong (present-day southern Seoul). Baekje, like Goguryeo, claimed to succeed Buyeo, a state established in present-day Manchuria around the time of Gojoseon's fall.
Baekje alternately battled and allied with Goguryeo and Silla as the three kingdoms expanded control over the peninsula. At its peak in the 4th century, Baekje controlled most of the western Korean peninsula, as far north as Pyongyang, and may have even held territories in China, such as in Liaoxi, though this is controversial. It became a significant regional sea power, with political and trade relations with China and Japan.
In 660, it was defeated by an alliance of Silla and Chinese Tang Dynasty, submitting to Unified Silla.
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4:46Korean history - Baekje Kingdom
Korean history - Baekje KingdomKorean history - Baekje Kingdom
In 18 B.C., Baekje was founded in the Hangang River basin, emerged as the dominant kingdom of the Three Kingdom Period (5th century). It became the center of northeast Asia's economy and trade due to its important role as marine traffic route. Furthermore, Baekje dispatched many scholars including Ah Jikgi and Wang In These scholars introduced Buddhism, the thousand-character text and Chinese literature to Japan. Their teachings helped Asuka culture - Japans first Buddhist culture in the 7th century - to flourish. This video introduces the fascinate history of Baekje kingdom. -
7:42The reason an alliance of Baekje, Kaya and Wa (Japan) forces attacked Koguryo and Silla
The reason an alliance of Baekje, Kaya and Wa (Japan) forces attacked Koguryo and SillaThe reason an alliance of Baekje, Kaya and Wa (Japan) forces attacked Koguryo and Silla
일단 논란이 많은 내용 중에 백제와 신라가 倭에 인질 (볼모)를 보낸 까닭은? 이유가 무엇인지 밑에 글 참고 삼국사기 백제본기 아신왕조 6년(397) 여름 5월에 왕이 왜국(倭國)과 우호를 맺고 태자 전지(支)를 볼모로 보냈다. 가을 7월에 한수 남쪽에서 크게 사열하였다. 六年 夏五月 王與倭國結好 以太子支爲質 秋七月 大閱於漢水之南 삼국사기 삼국사기 권제45 (열전 제5) 박제상 실성왕 원년 임인(402)에 왜국과 강화하였는데, 왜왕이 나물왕의 아들 미사흔(未斯欣)을 볼모로 삼기를 청하였다. 왕은 일찍이 나물왕이 자기를 고구려에 볼모로 보낸 것을 원망하여, 그 아들에게 유감을 풀고자 하였음으로 거절하지 않고 보냈다. 先是實聖王元年壬寅 與倭國講和 倭王請以奈勿王之子未斯欣爲質 王嘗恨奈勿王 使己質於高句麗 思有以釋憾於其子 故不拒而遣之 위의 기록에서 볼 수 있듯이 백제와 신라는 각각 倭에 인질을 보냅니다. 그렇게 강성하다던 백제가 어째서 倭에 인질을 보내면 倭에게 많은 문물을 전해 주었던 신라는 왜 倭에 인질을 보냈을까요? 백제의 아신왕은 당시 고구려에게 형편없이 밀리던 때였습니다. 삼촌인 진사왕이 어린 자신을 밀치고 왕위에 오른뒤 기회를 엿봐서 다시 왕위를 찾은 그는 삼촌이 관미성을 고구려에 뺐기고 대륙백제가 위축되는걸 다시 찾아 보고자 외삼촌인 진무를 대장으로 관미성 수복 전쟁을 합니다. 하지만 실패하고 그 후에도 수곡성을 치지만 실패하며 광개토대왕은 관미성에 방어벽을 형성합니다. 나중에는 아신앙 자신이 직접 군대를 이끌고 가지만 폭설에 덧없이 되돌아오고 광개토대왕이 직접 백제 원정에 나서서 바닷길과 강을 이용해서 한성을 직접 공략한 끝에 아신왕은 스스로 광개토대왕 앞에 무릎을 꿇고 항복을 하게 됩니다. 왕족과 중신 열명을 고구려에 볼모로 보내기도 합니다. 그 담부터 아신왕은 복수의 화신이 되서 미친듯이 전쟁준비를 하게 되고 왜국과 연합전선을 구축해서 싸울 생각으로 태자인 전지를 볼모로 보내는 겁니다. 한편 같은 시기 신라는 내물왕 치하였는데, 내물왕 때의 신라의 힘은 그다지 크지 못했습니다. 그래서 종종 왜구들이 침입해 오는걸 고구려군이 대신 격퇴해주고 고구려의 속국 노릇을 하며 그들의 보호를 받게 됩니다. 아신왕이 무리한 전쟁준비를 하자 백제의 백성들이 대량으로 신라로 도망가기 일쑤였고 신라가 백성들을 계속 받아들이자 백제는 가야와 왜를 끌어들여 연합전선을 구축해서 신라를 침공하게 됩니다. 399년의 일입니다. 광개토왕은 이듬해 400년에 5만명을 동원해서 서라벌 앞까지 점령한 백제, 가야 , 왜 연합군을 무찌르게 됩니다. 신라는 당시엔 아주 힘이 약했습니다. 그리고 백제, 왜, 가야와 다 적대관계였죠. 그러다가 내물왕 다음인 실성왕은 자신이 고구려에 볼모로 간적이 있기 때문에 내물왕의 아들인 미사흔을 왜에 보낸것도 있지만 잦은 왜구의 침입에 아예 왜와 화친을 맺는 의미로 보낸겁니다. 왜는 광개토대왕에게 깨진 이후에는 대대적인 침공은 안했지만 왜구들의 잦은 침입을 용인해 주었습니다. 아신왕은 왜의 지원을 받기 위해 태자인 전지를 보내서 어느 정도 성공을 거두었으니까 자신들도 볼모를 보내서 현지 외교를 할 필요성이 있음을 실감한 거죠. -
6:41Japanese Islands were colony of Baekje, Korea 왜국은 한민족 식민지2/7
Japanese Islands were colony of Baekje, Korea 왜국은 한민족 식민지2/7Japanese Islands were colony of Baekje, Korea 왜국은 한민족 식민지2/7
broadcasted in Dec, 2003-------0:21 The discovery of the 33 ancient bronze mirrors from Baekje King temple in a Japanese village suggests that even before King Jungga the area had been under rule of Baekje. These ancient bronze mirrors are proofs of existence of last long power in the areas. 1:00 To preserve those 33 bronze mirrors, the Nangochon villiagers have built a museum named 'West Jungchangwon 正倉院' 1:10 Then, who were the powerful group that have left those bronze mirrors to their descendants? Apart from Nangochon and Gigojung villages, there many legends of Baekje Kings' rules over these areas are told. 1:30 Another Baekje King passed through this mountain path. 50km southwards from Gijojung, in the site known to be the place where they received their Baekje King is a temple. Even today, people who believe in the King's holy power serve drinks and money with full honors. On the outskirts of the Village, there a stone monument has been built to announce the death of the King. The King was drowned in a well (that is said to be here) while racing a horse. 2:17 First, the villagers have never dug a well. Second, they never kept the same breed of horse that the King rode. No one has broken those two rules. 2:35 Just until 2 years ago, before the discovery of old manuscript writing exactly about the arrival of Baekje King, for the Danojung villagers, descendants of the King, the story of the King was a legend. Seeing the discovery of Baekje Kings' existence in Nangochon, the Danojung villagers rummaged through the temple stroages and found it. 3:10 A king from Baekje get to "Ilhyang". While looking for land to settle in he found a village which 5 colored clouds floated above and it was our village he settled in. 3:40 Why did Baekje Kings, Baekje royal family members, go to the areas? According to the document of Senken temple, the areas had been part of Ilhyang, the first recorded nation in Japanese history book. 4:02 Ilhyang-guk, it is where Japan originated and the oldest human civilization is found. The old Ilhyang still remains in the name, Ilhyang-city. The villages with legends of Baekje Kings all remain inside the Ilhyang region. 4:33 According to section 'Era of Gods' in [History of Japan(720)], it is obvious that the first conqueror of the region was Baekje man. He is described as a god whose name is 'Susanomikoto. His hometown is 'Woongsung', It is 'Gumanai in Japanese langauge, which means 'BEAR CITY (Gom-naru / Wungjin), capital city of Baekje'. He sailed to get to the Japanese islands from Woongin(Bear city), capital city of Baekje. The first thing he did on the uncivilized islands was planting trees for construction of ships which would be used to travel between the Korean peninsula and the Japanese islands. 5:12 Ancient clay ship arifact discovered in "Ilhyang region" is the distinctive Korean style of ship, which is an obvious proof of Baekje conquest of the islands. Were there any special reasons that Baekje Kings settled in the islands? One history book written during Tang dynasty (of the Xianbei) has a clue. 5:35 It is a unique Baekje governing system called 'Damno' : Baekje royal family members were appointed to provincial governors. The book [History of Yang dynasty 502년 ~ 557] written during Tang dynasty writes : "Bakeje capital city is called 'Goma(Bear city)' and major cities were called 'Damno' ; the 22 Damnos are all governed by sons of Baekje emperor or other royal family memebers". Damno on the Japanese islands must have been the last territory for the Baekje royalty. 6:20 Baekje had the distinctive governing system called Damno and those Damnos were ruled by many Baekje Kings . -
8:52Japanese Islands were colony of Baekje, Korea 왜국(矮國) 한민족 식민지3/7
Japanese Islands were colony of Baekje, Korea 왜국(矮國) 한민족 식민지3/7Japanese Islands were colony of Baekje, Korea 왜국(矮國) 한민족 식민지3/7
broadcasted in Dec, 2003-------Baekje had the distinctive governing system called Damno and those Damnos were ruled by many Baekje Kings. We expect we could find traces of Damnos in modern names of places. Then what is the meaning of Damno? 1:05 The term 'Damno' originated in Koguryeo. In Koguryeo, 'conquered territory' was called "Damul" and Koguryeo exliles (or emigrants) to Baekje called their new settlement in Baekje Da-Mul, which changed later into the terms "Damna/Damno". Here "Dam" meant "border" or "wall" and "No (or Ro/Lo)" meant "country/state". Later "Damno/Damna" was used to refer to administrative districts of Baekje. 1:50 Then what is the meaning of Damul, from which the term "Damno" originated? This is "Dam(wall)". It is very common to see "stone wall(Dam)" on a ridge between farming-fields here. In this province, people call it "Damul(or Damuri)". A trace of the term "Damul" still remains : Damuri/Damuro, here in Baekje territory. In this province, people have built a stone-wall (fence) around newly cultivated lands. The stone-wall has been built using stones the new owner of the land get while cultivating lands and they has called the Wall "Damuri". Now we modern Koreans call it "Dam (wall/fence). One more interesting thing is that in the Wando region near from here, people call "Dam" "City". Therefore, "Damno" means "new-dominion with Dam (city wall : borderline) around it" : newly conquered terrtories 3:35 So, traces of the term Damno in place names(in Japan, China and Southern Asia) must be an evidence that Baekje ruled the lands. In searching for the names related to the word 'Damno' throughout the Korean peninsula, the Japanese islands and southern Asia, we must consider that ancient people borrowed not only the sounds of the language characters (which were ideograms) but also the meanings of them, for which each place name has different sound but the same meaning, and different meaning but the similar sound. The character 'Dae' in the word 'Daemunni' is sometimes used for character 'Da', allowing us to read the word 'Damuli'. The character 'Su(water)' in the word 'Daesuri' can sound 'Mul (water)'. The word 'Dama' is known to be related to the word 'Damul' too. 4:26 As seen, places names related to 'Damno/Damul' have been named throughout west part of the Korean peninsula where were Baekje territory. Damno related names continue to Tamna(Jeju island) and to Daema-island (Tsushima in Japanese language). 4:46 Gadang island, next to Daema island, is where Baekje Emperor Muryung was born. As expected, on the Japanese islands, we can find place name related to 'Damno' : Damana. 5:13 In mid-west part of Kushu, the nearest part of the Japanese islands from the Korean peninsula, there Damana city is. 5:22 Tamana = Damna = Tamna (Jeju island of Korea), these are all from the same root. More noticeable city name is 'Gumamoto', a city near Damana. The name originated from the Korean word 'Gom (Bear)', which refered to Capital city of Baekje. 5:52 BEAR was a symbol of Baekje. Baekje historic places mostly have names related to BEARS. The Gum-river in Chungnam (Baekje territory), Korea, also originated from the word Bear. 6:15 Interesting thing is that there another Gom river in the regions of Damana and Gumamoto exists. It is called 'Guma river'. Interesting thing is that there another Gom river in the regions of Damana and Gumamoto exists. It is called 'Guma river'. 6:52 There is a village that had been called "Gudaragi" until 1961. It is now called Sakamoto. The name "Gudaragi" originated from the name "Gudara", which meant "Baekje". 7:16 The gate of a elementary school in the village has history of the village names. Its old name was 'Gudaragi elementary school'. The original name of it was "Baekje rae". The village named Baekje rae in the Guma river region proves that it is true that Baekje conquered the region. Gudaragi (Baekje rae) --Gudaragi -- Sakamodo (today) 8:00 What history does the name 'Baekje-rae' have behind it? According to the record kept by one villager, the first Baekje man to "Baekje-rae" (in Japan) was Il-la, Baekje Dalsol (minister). This means that high ranking official of mainland Baekje was appointed to the ruler over overseas territory (the Japanese islands). 8:33 Through the old record, we can see that the Japanese region was ruled directly by mainland Baekje. -
9:15Korean History, Buyeo, the Great Forefather of Koguryeo and Baekje
Korean History, Buyeo, the Great Forefather of Koguryeo and Baekje -
10:45The Battle of Hwangsanbeol AD 660 (Silla vs Baekje) 《신라 백제 황산벌 전투 黃山伐戰鬪》 １/２
The Battle of Hwangsanbeol AD 660 (Silla vs Baekje) 《신라 백제 황산벌 전투 黃山伐戰鬪》 １/２The Battle of Hwangsanbeol AD 660 (Silla vs Baekje) 《신라 백제 황산벌 전투 黃山伐戰鬪》 １/２
Battle of Hwangsanbeol (Hangul: 황산벌 전투, Hanja: 黃山─戰鬪) was a battle that took place between forces of Silla and Baekje in 660. Battle of Hwangsanbeol Date : July 9, 660 Location : Nonsan, Korea Result : Decisive Silla victory Belligerents Silla vs Baekje Commanders and leaders Kim Yushin vs Kyebaek † Kim Heum-sun vs Sangyeong Kim Pumil vs Chungsang Bangul † vs Gwanchang † vs Strength 50,000 vs 5,000 Casualties and losses Unknown, but many casualties vs Annihilation -
2:17The Battle of Hwangsanbeol AD 660 (Silla vs Baekje) 《김유신 계백 황산벌전투 黃山伐戰鬪》 1/4
The Battle of Hwangsanbeol AD 660 (Silla vs Baekje) 《김유신 계백 황산벌전투 黃山伐戰鬪》 1/4The Battle of Hwangsanbeol AD 660 (Silla vs Baekje) 《김유신 계백 황산벌전투 黃山伐戰鬪》 1/4
(Kim Yushin and Kyebaek) 백제 최후의 명장 계백 일찍이 사로(仕路)에 나가 벼슬이 달솔(達率:제2품)에 이르렀다. 당시 신라가 한강 유역을 강점함으로써 그때까지의 나제동맹(羅濟同盟)이 결렬되자 백제는 고구려 ·일본 등과 친교를 맺고 신라에 대항하였다. 고립상태에 빠진 신라는 당(唐)나라와 동맹을 맺고 원병을 요청하였다. 당나라 고종(高宗)은 소정방(蘇定方)을 신구도 대총관(神丘道大摠管)으로 임명하여 군사와 함께 바다를 건너 신라를 돕게 하여, 이른바 나당 연합군의 5만 병력이 백제를 치기 시작하였다. 이 때 백제의 의자왕은 사치와 연악(宴樂)에 파묻혀 충신들의 훌륭한 작전계획도 물리치고 있다가, 사태가 위급해지자 계백을 장군으로 삼아 적을 막도록 하였다. 계백은 죽기를 각오한 군사 5,000명을 이끌고 출전하면서, 이미 나라를 보전하기 어렵다는 것을 직감하고 '살아서 적의 노비(奴婢)가 됨은 차라리 죽음만 같지 못하다'하여 자기의 처자를 모두 죽여 비장한 결의를 보였다. 황산(黃山)벌에 이르러 세 진영을 설치하고 군사들에게 맹세하기를 "옛날에 구천(句踐)은 5,000명의 군사로써 오(吳)나라 70만 대군을 쳐부쉈으니 오늘날 마땅히 각자가 있는 힘을 다하여 최후의 결판을 내자"하고, 신라의 김유신(金庾信)이 이끄는 5만의 군사를 맞아 네 차례나 그들을 격파하였다. 이에 신라군이 사기를 잃고 있을 즈음, 신라의 장군 품일(品日)은 16세의 어린 아들 관창(官昌)으로 하여금 나가 싸우게 하니, 관창은 백제군과 싸우다가 생포되었다. 계백은 어린 나이로 용전한 관창을 가상히 여겨 살려보냈으나, 관창은 재차 나와 싸우다가 또 붙잡혔다. 계백은 신라에 이같이 용감한 소년이 있으니 싸움은 이미 승부가 난 것이라 예감하였다. 그는 관창의 목을 잘라 그의 말 안장에 묶어 신라군 진영으로 돌려보냈다. 예상했던 대로 신라군은 관창의 죽음으로 사기가 올라 총공격을 감행하였고 계백은 전사하였다. 부여의 부산서원(浮山書院)과 충곡서원(忠谷書院)에 배향되었다. http://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=1060855&cid;=40942&categoryId;=33375 http://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=1384795&cid;=3426&categoryId;=3426 -
5:31The Battle of Hwangsanbeol AD 660 (Silla vs Baekje) 《김유신 계백 황산벌전투 黃山伐戰鬪》 4/4
The Battle of Hwangsanbeol AD 660 (Silla vs Baekje) 《김유신 계백 황산벌전투 黃山伐戰鬪》 4/4The Battle of Hwangsanbeol AD 660 (Silla vs Baekje) 《김유신 계백 황산벌전투 黃山伐戰鬪》 4/4
(Kim Yushin and Kyebaek) 백제 최후의 명장 계백 일찍이 사로(仕路)에 나가 벼슬이 달솔(達率:제2품)에 이르렀다. 당시 신라가 한강 유역을 강점함으로써 그때까지의 나제동맹(羅濟同盟)이 결렬되자 백제는 고구려 ·일본 등과 친교를 맺고 신라에 대항하였다. 고립상태에 빠진 신라는 당(唐)나라와 동맹을 맺고 원병을 요청하였다. 당나라 고종(高宗)은 소정방(蘇定方)을 신구도 대총관(神丘道大摠管)으로 임명하여 군사와 함께 바다를 건너 신라를 돕게 하여, 이른바 나당 연합군의 5만 병력이 백제를 치기 시작하였다. 이 때 백제의 의자왕은 사치와 연악(宴樂)에 파묻혀 충신들의 훌륭한 작전계획도 물리치고 있다가, 사태가 위급해지자 계백을 장군으로 삼아 적을 막도록 하였다. 계백은 죽기를 각오한 군사 5,000명을 이끌고 출전하면서, 이미 나라를 보전하기 어렵다는 것을 직감하고 '살아서 적의 노비(奴婢)가 됨은 차라리 죽음만 같지 못하다'하여 자기의 처자를 모두 죽여 비장한 결의를 보였다. 황산(黃山)벌에 이르러 세 진영을 설치하고 군사들에게 맹세하기를 "옛날에 구천(句踐)은 5,000명의 군사로써 오(吳)나라 70만 대군을 쳐부쉈으니 오늘날 마땅히 각자가 있는 힘을 다하여 최후의 결판을 내자"하고, 신라의 김유신(金庾信)이 이끄는 5만의 군사를 맞아 네 차례나 그들을 격파하였다. 이에 신라군이 사기를 잃고 있을 즈음, 신라의 장군 품일(品日)은 16세의 어린 아들 관창(官昌)으로 하여금 나가 싸우게 하니, 관창은 백제군과 싸우다가 생포되었다. 계백은 어린 나이로 용전한 관창을 가상히 여겨 살려보냈으나, 관창은 재차 나와 싸우다가 또 붙잡혔다. 계백은 신라에 이같이 용감한 소년이 있으니 싸움은 이미 승부가 난 것이라 예감하였다. 그는 관창의 목을 잘라 그의 말 안장에 묶어 신라군 진영으로 돌려보냈다. 예상했던 대로 신라군은 관창의 죽음으로 사기가 올라 총공격을 감행하였고 계백은 전사하였다. 부여의 부산서원(浮山書院)과 충곡서원(忠谷書院)에 배향되었다. http://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=1060855&cid;=40942&categoryId;=33375 http://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=1384795&cid;=3426&categoryId;=3426 -
31:43백제인은 어떻게 생겼는가 (How did the Baekje people look like?)
백제인은 어떻게 생겼는가 (How did the Baekje people look like?)백제인은 어떻게 생겼는가 (How did the Baekje people look like?)
백제인은 어떻게 생겼는가 " How did the Baekje people look like? " -
4:01Ancient Korean domestic warfare battle scene, Kingdoms of Baekje emp. vs Kogurea emp.
Ancient Korean domestic warfare battle scene, Kingdoms of Baekje emp. vs Kogurea emp. -
8:57KBS 삼국기 Samgukgi (Unknown Episode) Fall of Baekje.
KBS 삼국기 Samgukgi (Unknown Episode) Fall of Baekje. -
0:52KBS 대하드라마 근초고왕 티저 예고 Geunchogo, The King of Baekje
KBS 대하드라마 근초고왕 티저 예고 Geunchogo, The King of Baekje -
12:32동남아 항로를 장악한 해상강국 백제 The Kingdom of Baekje, the powerful maritime state (1/4)
동남아 항로를 장악한 해상강국 백제 The Kingdom of Baekje, the powerful maritime state (1/4)동남아 항로를 장악한 해상강국 백제 The Kingdom of Baekje, the powerful maritime state (1/4)
흔히 백제를 해상왕국, 해상강국이라는 말을 한다. 하지만 왜 백제가 해상왕국인지에 대해 아는 사람은 몇 이나 될까? 혹자는 백제가 수나라에 사신을 보낼 때 고구려가 길을 막아 조공을 바치지 못했다는 기록을 들어 백제는 해상왕국이 아니라고 주장을 한다. 하지만 과연 그럴까? 우리가 지나치는 단편적인 기록들을 세밀히 살펴보면 백제가 활발한 해상활동을 한 해상강국이었음을 증명할 수 있다. 삼국사기 백제본기 성왕 조 기사를 보면 "2년, 승려 겸익이 구도에 뜻을 두고 해로로 인도로 가서 5년 동안 체류하여 범어를 익히고 불경을 구해 인도 승려와 함께 들어왔다" 라고 되어 있다. 나침반이 없던 시절, 한반도에서 인도에 이르는 항로는 위험한 항로였다. 특히 고대에는 안전을 위해 대중국 교통에 있어 직선항로인 사단항로 대신 안전을 위한 연안항로를 이용한 것을 보면 말이다. 그런데 위의 성왕 기사는 백제 승이 인도까지 해로로 갔다고 쓴 것인데, 만약 백제와 인도 간 교류가 없었다면, 승려 겸익이 해로를 이용하여 인도로 불경을 구하러 갔을까? 위의 기록은 적어도 백제가 인도로 가는 항로를 알고 있었음과 백제가 인도를 알고 있었고, 인도와 교류가 이루어졌을 것이라는 가능성을 보여준다고 하겠다. 일본 역사서인 일본서기는 아래와 같은 흥미로운 기록을 남겼다 "백제가 부남(캄보디아)의 재물과 노비 2구를 왜에 주었다" - 『일본서기』흠명 4년 조 - "백제 사인(使人)들이(백제를 거치지 않고 왜와 독자적인 무역을 시도한) 곤륜의 사신을 바다에 던져버렸다" - 『일본서기』 황극 원년 2년 조 - 먼저 첫번째 기사를 분석해보자. 백제가 일본에게 부남의 재물과 노비를 주었다는 문구는 어떻게 해석해야 할까? 이는 백제가 지금의 캄보디아인 부남과 교류가 이루어졌음을 뜻한다. 그렇지 않고서야 어찌 부남의 재물과 노비를 일본에게 줄 수 있었을까? 두 번째 기사는 해상강국으로서 백제의 위용을 보여준다고 하겠다. 백제가 곤륜(지금의 남베트남, 캄보디아, 타미, 미얀마, 남부 말레이 반도 등을 일괄한 동남아시아 지역)의 사신을 바다에 던졌다는 기록은 백제가 동남아시아의 한 나라가 왜국과 단독으로 교역하려는 것을 막은 것으로, 백제가 동남아시아 항로를 움켜쥐고 활발한 해상활동 벌였음을 반증하는 기록으로 보인다. 554년 백제가 일본에 보낸 물품 중 탑등(tapen,tapeten)이 있는데, 이것은 양모를 주재료로 하는 페르시아 직물로 북인도지방에서 산출되는 물품이다. 북인도지방의 물품을 백제가 일본에 주었다는 것은 백제가 동남아를 넘어 인도에 연결되는 항로로 활발한 교류를 했다는 것을 보여준다. 또한 일본 나라시에 있는 백제계 후지노키 고분의 부장품 가운데는 남방 동물인 코끼리가 투조된 마안구(馬鞍具)가 있는데, 이 마안구는 중국 대륙과 한반도, 일본열도 및 동남아시아지역과 연결되는 6세기 백제 문화의 국제성을 압축해주는 물증으로 평가받고 있다. 이외에도 백제가 남긴 최고의 유물, 금동대향로에는 코끼리와 악어가 조각되어 있다. 코끼리와 악어는 동남아시아 또는 인도에 서식하는 동물로, 한반도에는 보이지 않는다. 그런 동물들이 백제의 유물에 조각되었다는 것은 백제와 동남아시아 간의 교류가 우리가 생각하는 이상으로 활발했음을 보여준다고 할 수 있지 않을까? 바다를 지배하는 자가 세계를 지배한다는 말이 있다. 옛날 영국은 일찍이 해양의 중요성에 눈을 떴고, 그것은 훗날 팍스 브리타니아를 이룰 수 있었다. 백제 역시 해상활동에 전념하여 동남아 항로를 장악하였듯이, 반도국가인 우리가 뻗어나갈 곳은 바다 밖에 없다. 그런 점에서 해양을 활용한 백제는 우리가 나아가야 할 방향을 제시하지 않을까 싶다. 마한과 백제의 해상문명이 낳은 국가 일본 http://blog.daum.net/tjddh8116/7391134 백제 - 해양 제국의 건설 http://blog.naver.com/april0422?Redirect=Log&logNo;=80004307276 -
7:19Japan and China were part of Baekje, Korea / 倭寇(왜구)는 한민족 식민지 4/7
Japan and China were part of Baekje, Korea / 倭寇(왜구)는 한민족 식민지 4/7Japan and China were part of Baekje, Korea / 倭寇(왜구)는 한민족 식민지 4/7
Broadcasted in Dec, 2003----------0:01 What history does the name 'Baekje-rae' have behind it? According to the record kept by one villager, the first Baekje man to "Baekje-rae" (in Japan) was Il-la, Baekje Dalsol (minister). This means that high ranking official of mainland Baekje was appointed to the ruler over overseas territory (the Japanese islands). 0:15 Through the old record, we can see that the Japanese region was ruled directly by mainland Baekje. 0:35 The Hunayama grave is representative historic site in the Danama region and it is strong archaeological evidence that Danama region of the Japanese islands was one of 22 Baekje Damnos. 0:51 In the grave estimated to be built during 5C, the oldest and the largest amount of historic remains in Japanese history were excavated. Internal structure of the grave (stone chambers in line) and the excavated relics from it were exactly Baekje style. 1:15 More noticealbe fact about the grave is that the excavated relics show that owner of the grave was a person of high status. Sword with silver inlay Inscription is a symbol of ruling power. The excavated relics from Hunayma grave look so similar to the ones from Baekje royal tombs. 1:33 These Gilt-bronze shoes excavated from Hunayama grave have the same design to Baekje royal tomb site. 1:58 The Hunayama one look so similar to Iksan city one, proving the owner of the gilt-bronze crown from Hunayama grave (Japan) was Baekje royal family member. 2:10 However, the outer sturcture of the grave is unique : front half of the grave is tetragonal and back half of it is round. It is different type from Baekje tomb type. Where did the strange grave type come from and why was the grave considered to be Bakeje royal family member's built by non-Baekje type. 2:33 Those types of grave structure are concentrated in the Aska region around Nara and Osaka. They have been valued as the strong evidences that there independent power, in both culture and lineage, existed to build an ancient Japanese nation. 2:18 The grave structure, front half tetragonal and back half round, has been known to be world unique Japanese type. Is this type of grave only seen on the Japanese islands? Actually the Korean peninsula has the same types. Korean-front half tetraonal and back half round type of graves are in Young-am, Jeonnam province. This one is called Jarabong grave. Important fact is that the Korean onese were built earlier than the Japanese ones. 4:05 Japanese scholars used to claim that those types of graves are distinctive ancient Japanese graves, linking them with the foundation of ancient Japanese nation. As seen, thoes types are found througout the Korean peninsula and this supports that the Japanese graves originated from Korea, which is part of Korean cultural influence over the islands. 4:52 Migration route of Half front tetragonal and half back round tombs of Baekje 5:08 (According to historical and archaeological fact), It is no accident to find the traces of their King in Aska region. 5:17 In the temple, King Gonji is enshrined. We all know well that Gonji is younger brother of Baekje emperor Gaero in 5C. Younger brother of Baekje emperor Gaero has been worshiped as God by the Japanese. 6:02 (King Gonji) is an ancestral God of the family who conquered Aska and created Aska culture. It was direct Baekje royal family member that conquered and civilized the Asaka reagion before the foundation of Japan. 6:12 The existance of King Gonji from Baekje and his achievements support strongly that the Asaka region was one of 22 Baekje Damnos (governing system over overseas Baekje territories). 6:22 Bakeje people conquered this land and settled here and their King from Baekje took care of them. And in this land, 24th and 25th emperors of Baekje, who were sons of King Gonji, were produced. 6:52 Baekje's 25th emperor Muryung was born while King Gonji sailing towards the Japanese islands to perform his duty as the ruler over one of overseas territories. 24th emperor of Baekje, Dongsung was a younger brother of Muryung. The land, Aska Damno of Baekje was where they grow up. 22 Baekje Damnos were under the central government of the mainland Baekje and Damno was part of Baekje territories
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Korean history - Baekje Kingdom
In 18 B.C., Baekje was founded in the Hangang River basin, emerged as the dominant kingdom of the Three Kingdom Period (5th century). It became the center of northeast Asia's economy and trade due to its important role as marine traffic route. Furthermore, Baekje dispatched many scholars including Ah Jikgi and Wang In These scholars introduced Buddhism, the thousand-character text and Chinese literature to Japan. Their teachings helped Asuka culture - Japans first Buddhist culture in the 7th century - to flourish. This video introduces the fascinate history of Baekje kingdom. -
The reason an alliance of Baekje, Kaya and Wa (Japan) forces attacked Koguryo and Silla
일단 논란이 많은 내용 중에 백제와 신라가 倭에 인질 (볼모)를 보낸 까닭은? 이유가 무엇인지 밑에 글 참고 삼국사기 백제본기 아신왕조 6년(397) 여름 5월에 왕이 왜국(倭國)과 우호를 맺고 태자 전지(支)를 볼모로 보냈다. 가을 7월에 한수 남쪽에서 크게 사열하였다. 六年 夏五月 王與倭國結好 以太子支爲質 秋七月 大閱於漢水之南 삼국사기 삼국사기 권제45 (열전 제5) 박제상 실성왕 원년 임인(402)에 왜국과 강화하였는데, 왜왕이 나물왕의 아들 미사흔(未斯欣)을 볼모로 삼기를 청하였다. 왕은 일찍이 나물왕이 자기를 고구려에 볼모로 보낸 것을 원망하여, 그 아들에게 유감을 풀고자 하였음으로 거절하지 않고 보냈다. 先是實聖王元年壬寅 與倭國講和 倭王請以奈勿王之子未斯欣爲質 王嘗恨奈勿王 使己質於高句麗 思有以釋憾於其子 故不拒而遣之 위의 기록에서 볼 수 있듯이 백제와 신라는 각각 倭에 인질을 보냅니다. 그렇게 강성하다던 백제가 어째서 倭에 인질을 보내면 倭에게 많은 문물을 전해 주었던 신라는 왜 倭에 인질을 보냈을까요? 백제의 아신왕은 당시 고구려에게 형편없이 밀리던 때였습니다. 삼촌인 진사왕이 어린 자신을 밀치고 왕위에 오른뒤 기회를 엿봐서 다시 왕위를 찾은 그는 삼촌이 관미성을 고구려에 뺐기고 대륙백제가 위축되는걸 다시 찾아 보고자 외삼촌인 진무를 대장으로 관미성 수복 전쟁을 합니다. 하지만 실패하고 그 후에도 수곡성을 치지만 실패하며 광개토대왕은 관미성에 방어벽을 형성합니다. 나중에는 아신앙 자신이 직접 군대를 이끌고 가지만 폭설에 덧없이 되돌아오고 광개토대왕이 직접 백제 원정에 나서서 바... -
Japanese Islands were colony of Baekje, Korea 왜국은 한민족 식민지2/7
broadcasted in Dec, 2003-------0:21 The discovery of the 33 ancient bronze mirrors from Baekje King temple in a Japanese village suggests that even before King Jungga the area had been under rule of Baekje. These ancient bronze mirrors are proofs of existence of last long power in the areas. 1:00 To preserve those 33 bronze mirrors, the Nangochon villiagers have built a museum named 'West Jungchangwon 正倉院' 1:10 Then, who were the powerful group that have left those bronze mirrors to their descendants? Apart from Nangochon and Gigojung villages, there many legends of Baekje Kings' rules over these areas are told. 1:30 Another Baekje King passed through this mountain path. 50km southwards from Gijojung, in the site known to be the place where they received their Baekje King is a templ... -
Japanese Islands were colony of Baekje, Korea 왜국(矮國) 한민족 식민지3/7
broadcasted in Dec, 2003-------Baekje had the distinctive governing system called Damno and those Damnos were ruled by many Baekje Kings. We expect we could find traces of Damnos in modern names of places. Then what is the meaning of Damno? 1:05 The term 'Damno' originated in Koguryeo. In Koguryeo, 'conquered territory' was called "Damul" and Koguryeo exliles (or emigrants) to Baekje called their new settlement in Baekje Da-Mul, which changed later into the terms "Damna/Damno". Here "Dam" meant "border" or "wall" and "No (or Ro/Lo)" meant "country/state". Later "Damno/Damna" was used to refer to administrative districts of Baekje. 1:50 Then what is the meaning of Damul, from which the term "Damno" originated? This is "Dam(wall)". It is very common to see "stone wall(Dam)" on a ridge... -
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The Battle of Hwangsanbeol AD 660 (Silla vs Baekje) 《신라 백제 황산벌 전투 黃山伐戰鬪》 １/２
Battle of Hwangsanbeol (Hangul: 황산벌 전투, Hanja: 黃山─戰鬪) was a battle that took place between forces of Silla and Baekje in 660. Battle of Hwangsanbeol Date : July 9, 660 Location : Nonsan, Korea Result : Decisive Silla victory Belligerents Silla vs Baekje Commanders and leaders Kim Yushin vs Kyebaek † Kim Heum-sun vs Sangyeong Kim Pumil vs Chungsang Bangul † vs Gwanchang † vs Strength 50,000 vs 5,000 Casualties and losses Unknown, but many casualties vs Annihilation -
The Battle of Hwangsanbeol AD 660 (Silla vs Baekje) 《김유신 계백 황산벌전투 黃山伐戰鬪》 1/4
(Kim Yushin and Kyebaek) 백제 최후의 명장 계백 일찍이 사로(仕路)에 나가 벼슬이 달솔(達率:제2품)에 이르렀다. 당시 신라가 한강 유역을 강점함으로써 그때까지의 나제동맹(羅濟同盟)이 결렬되자 백제는 고구려 ·일본 등과 친교를 맺고 신라에 대항하였다. 고립상태에 빠진 신라는 당(唐)나라와 동맹을 맺고 원병을 요청하였다. 당나라 고종(高宗)은 소정방(蘇定方)을 신구도 대총관(神丘道大摠管)으로 임명하여 군사와 함께 바다를 건너 신라를 돕게 하여, 이른바 나당 연합군의 5만 병력이 백제를 치기 시작하였다. 이 때 백제의 의자왕은 사치와 연악(宴樂)에 파묻혀 충신들의 훌륭한 작전계획도 물리치고 있다가, 사태가 위급해지자 계백을 장군으로 삼아 적을 막도록 하였다. 계백은 죽기를 각오한 군사 5,000명을 이끌고 출전하면서, 이미 나라를 보전하기 어렵다는 것을 직감하고 '살아서 적의 노비(奴婢)가 됨은 차라리 죽음만 같지 못하다'하여 자기의 처자를 모두 죽여 비장한 결의를 보였다. 황산(黃山)벌에 이르러 세 진영을 설치하고 군사들에게 맹세하기를 "옛날에 구천(句踐)은 5,000명의 군사로써 오(吳)나라 70만 대군을 쳐부쉈으니 오늘날 마땅히 각자가 있는 힘을 다하여 최후의 결판을 내자"하고, 신라의 김유신(金庾信)이 이끄는 5만의 군사를 맞아 네 차례나 그들을 격파하였다. 이에 신라군이 사기를 잃고 있을 즈음, 신라의 장군 품일(品日)은 16세의 어린 아들 관창(官昌)으로 하여금 나가 싸우게 하니, 관창은 백제군과 싸우다가 생포되었다. 계백은 어린 나이로 용전한 관창을 가상히 여겨 살려보냈... -
The Battle of Hwangsanbeol AD 660 (Silla vs Baekje) 《김유신 계백 황산벌전투 黃山伐戰鬪》 4/4
(Kim Yushin and Kyebaek) 백제 최후의 명장 계백 일찍이 사로(仕路)에 나가 벼슬이 달솔(達率:제2품)에 이르렀다. 당시 신라가 한강 유역을 강점함으로써 그때까지의 나제동맹(羅濟同盟)이 결렬되자 백제는 고구려 ·일본 등과 친교를 맺고 신라에 대항하였다. 고립상태에 빠진 신라는 당(唐)나라와 동맹을 맺고 원병을 요청하였다. 당나라 고종(高宗)은 소정방(蘇定方)을 신구도 대총관(神丘道大摠管)으로 임명하여 군사와 함께 바다를 건너 신라를 돕게 하여, 이른바 나당 연합군의 5만 병력이 백제를 치기 시작하였다. 이 때 백제의 의자왕은 사치와 연악(宴樂)에 파묻혀 충신들의 훌륭한 작전계획도 물리치고 있다가, 사태가 위급해지자 계백을 장군으로 삼아 적을 막도록 하였다. 계백은 죽기를 각오한 군사 5,000명을 이끌고 출전하면서, 이미 나라를 보전하기 어렵다는 것을 직감하고 '살아서 적의 노비(奴婢)가 됨은 차라리 죽음만 같지 못하다'하여 자기의 처자를 모두 죽여 비장한 결의를 보였다. 황산(黃山)벌에 이르러 세 진영을 설치하고 군사들에게 맹세하기를 "옛날에 구천(句踐)은 5,000명의 군사로써 오(吳)나라 70만 대군을 쳐부쉈으니 오늘날 마땅히 각자가 있는 힘을 다하여 최후의 결판을 내자"하고, 신라의 김유신(金庾信)이 이끄는 5만의 군사를 맞아 네 차례나 그들을 격파하였다. 이에 신라군이 사기를 잃고 있을 즈음, 신라의 장군 품일(品日)은 16세의 어린 아들 관창(官昌)으로 하여금 나가 싸우게 하니, 관창은 백제군과 싸우다가 생포되었다. 계백은 어린 나이로 용전한 관창을 가상히 여겨 살려보냈으나... -
백제인은 어떻게 생겼는가 (How did the Baekje people look like?)
백제인은 어떻게 생겼는가 " How did the Baekje people look like? " -
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동남아 항로를 장악한 해상강국 백제 The Kingdom of Baekje, the powerful maritime state (1/4)
흔히 백제를 해상왕국, 해상강국이라는 말을 한다. 하지만 왜 백제가 해상왕국인지에 대해 아는 사람은 몇 이나 될까? 혹자는 백제가 수나라에 사신을 보낼 때 고구려가 길을 막아 조공을 바치지 못했다는 기록을 들어 백제는 해상왕국이 아니라고 주장을 한다. 하지만 과연 그럴까? 우리가 지나치는 단편적인 기록들을 세밀히 살펴보면 백제가 활발한 해상활동을 한 해상강국이었음을 증명할 수 있다. 삼국사기 백제본기 성왕 조 기사를 보면 "2년, 승려 겸익이 구도에 뜻을 두고 해로로 인도로 가서 5년 동안 체류하여 범어를 익히고 불경을 구해 인도 승려와 함께 들어왔다" 라고 되어 있다. 나침반이 없던 시절, 한반도에서 인도에 이르는 항로는 위험한 항로였다. 특히 고대에는 안전을 위해 대중국 교통에 있어 직선항로인 사단항로 대신 안전을 위한 연안항로를 이용한 것을 보면 말이다. 그런데 위의 성왕 기사는 백제 승이 인도까지 해로로 갔다고 쓴 것인데, 만약 백제와 인도 간 교류가 없었다면, 승려 겸익이 해로를 이용하여 인도로 불경을 구하러 갔을까? 위의 기록은 적어도 백제가 인도로 가는 항로를 알고 있었음과 백제가 인도를 알고 있었고, 인도와 교류가 이루어졌을 것이라는 가능성을 보여준다고 하겠다. 일본 역사서인 일본서기는 아래와 같은 흥미로운 기록을 남겼다 "백제가 부남(캄보디아)의 재물과 노비 2구를 왜에 주었다" - 『일본서기』흠명 4년 조 - "백제 사인(使人)들이(백제를 거치지 않고 왜와 독자적인 무역을 시도한) 곤륜의 사신을 바다에 던져버렸다" - 『일본서기』 황극 원년 2년 조 - ... -
Japan and China were part of Baekje, Korea / 倭寇(왜구)는 한민족 식민지 4/7
Broadcasted in Dec, 2003----------0:01 What history does the name 'Baekje-rae' have behind it? According to the record kept by one villager, the first Baekje man to "Baekje-rae" (in Japan) was Il-la, Baekje Dalsol (minister). This means that high ranking official of mainland Baekje was appointed to the ruler over overseas territory (the Japanese islands). 0:15 Through the old record, we can see that the Japanese region was ruled directly by mainland Baekje. 0:35 The Hunayama grave is representative historic site in the Danama region and it is strong archaeological evidence that Danama region of the Japanese islands was one of 22 Baekje Damnos. 0:51 In the grave estimated to be built during 5C, the oldest and the largest amount of historic remains in Japanese history were excavated. In... -
Ancient Japan and Baekje,Silla according to historical record
Original video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_nKBqykSjqY 新羅百済皆似倭為大国多珍物並敬仰之恒通使往来 Book of Sui, Vol. 81, Liezhuan (Biographies) 46" states 'Silla and Baekje respect Wa(Japan) as a big power with unusual cultural products and send envoys to Wa(Japan).' -
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Arirang Special - M60Ep247C03 Korean Roof Tiles' Features during Baekje Period
Arirang Special M60Ep247 The Song of Grey Roof Tiles 'The Song of Grey Roof Tiles' looks at the roof tiles used in Asian countries. The documentary shows the distinct features of the roof tiles of Korean, Chinese and Japanese architecture. 잿빛 기와의 노래 '잿빛 기와의 노래'는 아시아의 건축을 논할 때 빠질 수 없는 '기와'의 이야기를 다루고 있다. 한,중,일 동아시아 3국의 전통 건축물에서 나타나는 기와의 특성을 비교 분석하여, 각각의 특성을 시청자들에게 전달한다. -
China 中共 and Southern Asia were colony of Baekje, Korea 중공은 한민족 식민지 7/7
Broadcasted in Dec, 2003 **** 0:01 interview with a Zhungzu man : It is kind of superstition. Every full-moon day, people get together around the tree and perform rituals and wish wishes. 0:55 ....This song has continued for 1000 years, now without the Baekje Hur people knwoing the meaning of the song. The owners of the song may have been the first Baekje immigrants that had moved to the southern tip of China (modern China) from the thShandong peninsula. 1:17 interview with a Chinese professor : ...Therefore, there must have Baekje people lived in this area. 1:45 In China, .... Damno of Baekje remain throughout the Yeoso region, the east costal regions and Jinpyung 2:11 Evidence supporting the possibility of existences of Damno in ....(Nanjing) museum. It is the inscription on a grave... -
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Baekje Kingdom
Baekje Kingdom ---------------------- Baekje or Paekche (18 BCE - 660 CE) was a kingdom located in southwest Korea. It was one of the Three Kingdoms of Korea, together with Goguryeo and Silla. Baekje was founded by Onjo, the third son of Goguryeo's founder Jumong and So Seo-no, at Wiryeseong (present-day southern Seoul). Baekje, like Goguryeo, claimed to succeed Buyeo, a state established in present-day Manchuria around the time of Gojoseon's fall. Baekje alternately battled and allied with Goguryeo and Silla as the three kingdoms expanded control over the peninsula. At its peak in the 4th century, Baekje controlled most of the western Korean peninsula, as far north as Pyongyang, and may have even held territories in China, such as in Liaoxi, though this is controversial. It became a s... -
Sites of Korea′s ancient kingdom of Baekje named as UNESCO world heritage 백제 역
We start with some wonderful news on the cultural front for Korea. The country′s Baekje Historic Areas，.. composed of eight sites，.. like a fortress， royal tombs，... and temples，... have made it onto UNESCO′s prestigous list of world cultural heritage sites. Meeting on Saturday for its ongoing 39th session in the German city of Bonn，... UNESCO′s World Heritage Committee announced that the historic areas dotted around Korea′s central region would be inscribed as Cultural Heritage. The sites are well preserved and contain the relics of the ancient Baekje Dynasty，.. which ruled the Korean peninsula from 18 B.C. to its fall in the mid－seventh century. With this registration， Korea now has twelve cultural heritage sites listed on the UNESCO list. -
백제 문화단지[단편] Baekje Cultural Complex
충청남도 부여군에 위치한 백제문화단지는 찬란한 문화의 꽃을 피우던 백제역사문화의 우수성을 세계에 알리고자 건립한 한국 최대 규모의 역사테마파크이다. 백제문화단지에는 백제왕궁을 재현한 사비궁(泗沘宮)과 대표적 사찰인 능사(陵寺), 생활문화마을, 위례성(偉禮城), 고분공원(古墳公園), 백제역사문화관, 롯데부여리조트, 테마아웃렛, 백제의 숲 등으로 조성되어 있을 뿐만 아니라 문화재청에서 설립한 한국전통문화학교와 롯데부여리조트가 단지내에 위치하여 역사문화체험은 물론 레저, 휴양, 쇼핑, 체험 등을 함께 누릴 수 있다. 주소 : 충청남도 부여군 규암면 374 전화 : 041-635-7740 -
The Spirit of Baekje -- Buyeo National Museum_국립부여박물관
Buyeo National Museum possesses the cultural relics of Sabi-Baekje, of when ancient Baekje culture really bloomed in the past. They also take an important role in researching and supplying tradition and culture to the community through various socio- cultural programs.
Korean history - Baekje Kingdom
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- Duration: 4:46
- Updated: 23 Mar 2009
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In 18 B.C., Baekje was founded in the Hangang River basin, emerged as the dominant kingdom of the Three Kingdom Period (5th century). It became the center of no...
In 18 B.C., Baekje was founded in the Hangang River basin, emerged as the dominant kingdom of the Three Kingdom Period (5th century). It became the center of northeast Asia's economy and trade due to its important role as marine traffic route.
Furthermore, Baekje dispatched many scholars including Ah Jikgi and Wang In These scholars introduced Buddhism, the thousand-character text and Chinese literature to Japan. Their teachings helped Asuka culture - Japans first Buddhist culture in the 7th century - to flourish.
This video introduces the fascinate history of Baekje kingdom.
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In 18 B.C., Baekje was founded in the Hangang River basin, emerged as the dominant kingdom of the Three Kingdom Period (5th century). It became the center of northeast Asia's economy and trade due to its important role as marine traffic route.
Furthermore, Baekje dispatched many scholars including Ah Jikgi and Wang In These scholars introduced Buddhism, the thousand-character text and Chinese literature to Japan. Their teachings helped Asuka culture - Japans first Buddhist culture in the 7th century - to flourish.
This video introduces the fascinate history of Baekje kingdom.
- published: 23 Mar 2009
- views: 38975
The reason an alliance of Baekje, Kaya and Wa (Japan) forces attacked Koguryo and Silla
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- Duration: 7:42
- Updated: 18 Jul 2013
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일단 논란이 많은 내용 중에 백제와 신라가 倭에 인질 (볼모)를 보낸 까닭은? 이유가 무엇인지 밑에 글 참고
삼국사기 백제본기 아신왕조 6년(397) 여름 5월에 왕이 왜국(倭國)과 우호를 맺고 태자 전지(支)를 볼모로 보냈다. 가을 7월에 한수 남쪽에서 크게 사열하였다.
六年...
일단 논란이 많은 내용 중에 백제와 신라가 倭에 인질 (볼모)를 보낸 까닭은? 이유가 무엇인지 밑에 글 참고
삼국사기 백제본기 아신왕조 6년(397) 여름 5월에 왕이 왜국(倭國)과 우호를 맺고 태자 전지(支)를 볼모로 보냈다. 가을 7월에 한수 남쪽에서 크게 사열하였다.
六年 夏五月 王與倭國結好 以太子支爲質 秋七月 大閱於漢水之南
삼국사기 삼국사기 권제45 (열전 제5) 박제상
실성왕 원년 임인(402)에 왜국과 강화하였는데, 왜왕이 나물왕의 아들 미사흔(未斯欣)을 볼모로 삼기를 청하였다. 왕은 일찍이 나물왕이 자기를 고구려에 볼모로 보낸 것을 원망하여, 그 아들에게 유감을 풀고자 하였음으로 거절하지 않고 보냈다.
先是實聖王元年壬寅 與倭國講和 倭王請以奈勿王之子未斯欣爲質 王嘗恨奈勿王 使己質於高句麗 思有以釋憾於其子 故不拒而遣之
위의 기록에서 볼 수 있듯이 백제와 신라는 각각 倭에 인질을 보냅니다.
그렇게 강성하다던 백제가 어째서 倭에 인질을 보내면 倭에게 많은 문물을 전해 주었던 신라는 왜 倭에 인질을 보냈을까요?
백제의 아신왕은 당시 고구려에게 형편없이 밀리던 때였습니다.
삼촌인 진사왕이 어린 자신을 밀치고 왕위에 오른뒤 기회를 엿봐서 다시 왕위를 찾은 그는 삼촌이 관미성을 고구려에 뺐기고 대륙백제가 위축되는걸 다시 찾아 보고자 외삼촌인 진무를 대장으로 관미성 수복 전쟁을 합니다. 하지만 실패하고 그 후에도 수곡성을 치지만 실패하며 광개토대왕은 관미성에 방어벽을 형성합니다.
나중에는 아신앙 자신이 직접 군대를 이끌고 가지만 폭설에 덧없이 되돌아오고 광개토대왕이 직접 백제 원정에 나서서 바닷길과 강을 이용해서 한성을 직접 공략한 끝에 아신왕은 스스로 광개토대왕 앞에 무릎을 꿇고 항복을 하게 됩니다. 왕족과 중신 열명을 고구려에 볼모로 보내기도 합니다.
그 담부터 아신왕은 복수의 화신이 되서 미친듯이 전쟁준비를 하게 되고 왜국과 연합전선을 구축해서 싸울 생각으로 태자인 전지를 볼모로 보내는 겁니다.
한편 같은 시기 신라는 내물왕 치하였는데, 내물왕 때의 신라의 힘은 그다지 크지 못했습니다.
그래서 종종 왜구들이 침입해 오는걸 고구려군이 대신 격퇴해주고 고구려의 속국 노릇을 하며 그들의 보호를 받게 됩니다.
아신왕이 무리한 전쟁준비를 하자 백제의 백성들이 대량으로 신라로 도망가기 일쑤였고 신라가 백성들을 계속 받아들이자 백제는 가야와 왜를 끌어들여 연합전선을 구축해서 신라를 침공하게 됩니다. 399년의 일입니다.
광개토왕은 이듬해 400년에 5만명을 동원해서 서라벌 앞까지 점령한 백제, 가야 , 왜 연합군을 무찌르게 됩니다.
신라는 당시엔 아주 힘이 약했습니다. 그리고 백제, 왜, 가야와 다 적대관계였죠.
그러다가 내물왕 다음인 실성왕은 자신이 고구려에 볼모로 간적이 있기 때문에 내물왕의 아들인 미사흔을 왜에 보낸것도 있지만 잦은 왜구의 침입에 아예 왜와 화친을 맺는 의미로 보낸겁니다. 왜는 광개토대왕에게 깨진 이후에는 대대적인 침공은 안했지만 왜구들의 잦은 침입을 용인해 주었습니다.
아신왕은 왜의 지원을 받기 위해 태자인 전지를 보내서 어느 정도 성공을 거두었으니까 자신들도 볼모를 보내서 현지 외교를 할 필요성이 있음을 실감한 거죠.
wn.com/The Reason An Alliance Of Baekje, Kaya And Wa (Japan) Forces Attacked Koguryo And Silla
일단 논란이 많은 내용 중에 백제와 신라가 倭에 인질 (볼모)를 보낸 까닭은? 이유가 무엇인지 밑에 글 참고
삼국사기 백제본기 아신왕조 6년(397) 여름 5월에 왕이 왜국(倭國)과 우호를 맺고 태자 전지(支)를 볼모로 보냈다. 가을 7월에 한수 남쪽에서 크게 사열하였다.
六年 夏五月 王與倭國結好 以太子支爲質 秋七月 大閱於漢水之南
삼국사기 삼국사기 권제45 (열전 제5) 박제상
실성왕 원년 임인(402)에 왜국과 강화하였는데, 왜왕이 나물왕의 아들 미사흔(未斯欣)을 볼모로 삼기를 청하였다. 왕은 일찍이 나물왕이 자기를 고구려에 볼모로 보낸 것을 원망하여, 그 아들에게 유감을 풀고자 하였음으로 거절하지 않고 보냈다.
先是實聖王元年壬寅 與倭國講和 倭王請以奈勿王之子未斯欣爲質 王嘗恨奈勿王 使己質於高句麗 思有以釋憾於其子 故不拒而遣之
위의 기록에서 볼 수 있듯이 백제와 신라는 각각 倭에 인질을 보냅니다.
그렇게 강성하다던 백제가 어째서 倭에 인질을 보내면 倭에게 많은 문물을 전해 주었던 신라는 왜 倭에 인질을 보냈을까요?
백제의 아신왕은 당시 고구려에게 형편없이 밀리던 때였습니다.
삼촌인 진사왕이 어린 자신을 밀치고 왕위에 오른뒤 기회를 엿봐서 다시 왕위를 찾은 그는 삼촌이 관미성을 고구려에 뺐기고 대륙백제가 위축되는걸 다시 찾아 보고자 외삼촌인 진무를 대장으로 관미성 수복 전쟁을 합니다. 하지만 실패하고 그 후에도 수곡성을 치지만 실패하며 광개토대왕은 관미성에 방어벽을 형성합니다.
나중에는 아신앙 자신이 직접 군대를 이끌고 가지만 폭설에 덧없이 되돌아오고 광개토대왕이 직접 백제 원정에 나서서 바닷길과 강을 이용해서 한성을 직접 공략한 끝에 아신왕은 스스로 광개토대왕 앞에 무릎을 꿇고 항복을 하게 됩니다. 왕족과 중신 열명을 고구려에 볼모로 보내기도 합니다.
그 담부터 아신왕은 복수의 화신이 되서 미친듯이 전쟁준비를 하게 되고 왜국과 연합전선을 구축해서 싸울 생각으로 태자인 전지를 볼모로 보내는 겁니다.
한편 같은 시기 신라는 내물왕 치하였는데, 내물왕 때의 신라의 힘은 그다지 크지 못했습니다.
그래서 종종 왜구들이 침입해 오는걸 고구려군이 대신 격퇴해주고 고구려의 속국 노릇을 하며 그들의 보호를 받게 됩니다.
아신왕이 무리한 전쟁준비를 하자 백제의 백성들이 대량으로 신라로 도망가기 일쑤였고 신라가 백성들을 계속 받아들이자 백제는 가야와 왜를 끌어들여 연합전선을 구축해서 신라를 침공하게 됩니다. 399년의 일입니다.
광개토왕은 이듬해 400년에 5만명을 동원해서 서라벌 앞까지 점령한 백제, 가야 , 왜 연합군을 무찌르게 됩니다.
신라는 당시엔 아주 힘이 약했습니다. 그리고 백제, 왜, 가야와 다 적대관계였죠.
그러다가 내물왕 다음인 실성왕은 자신이 고구려에 볼모로 간적이 있기 때문에 내물왕의 아들인 미사흔을 왜에 보낸것도 있지만 잦은 왜구의 침입에 아예 왜와 화친을 맺는 의미로 보낸겁니다. 왜는 광개토대왕에게 깨진 이후에는 대대적인 침공은 안했지만 왜구들의 잦은 침입을 용인해 주었습니다.
아신왕은 왜의 지원을 받기 위해 태자인 전지를 보내서 어느 정도 성공을 거두었으니까 자신들도 볼모를 보내서 현지 외교를 할 필요성이 있음을 실감한 거죠.
- published: 18 Jul 2013
- views: 9021
Japanese Islands were colony of Baekje, Korea 왜국은 한민족 식민지2/7
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- Duration: 6:41
- Updated: 28 Dec 2009
- views: 33671
broadcasted in Dec, 2003-------0:21 The discovery of the 33 ancient bronze mirrors from Baekje King temple in a Japanese village suggests that even before King ...
broadcasted in Dec, 2003-------0:21 The discovery of the 33 ancient bronze mirrors from Baekje King temple in a Japanese village suggests that even before King Jungga the area had been under rule of Baekje.
These ancient bronze mirrors are proofs of existence of last long power in the areas.
1:00 To preserve those 33 bronze mirrors, the Nangochon villiagers have built a museum named 'West Jungchangwon 正倉院'
1:10 Then, who were the powerful group that have left those bronze mirrors to their descendants?
Apart from Nangochon and Gigojung villages, there many legends of Baekje Kings' rules over these areas are told.
1:30 Another Baekje King passed through this mountain path. 50km southwards from Gijojung, in the site known to be the place where they received their Baekje King is a temple. Even today, people who believe in the King's holy power serve drinks and money with full honors. On the outskirts of the Village, there a stone monument has been built to announce the death of the King. The King was drowned in a well (that is said to be here) while racing a horse.
2:17 First, the villagers have never dug a well. Second, they never kept the same breed of horse that the King rode. No one has broken those two rules.
2:35 Just until 2 years ago, before the discovery of old manuscript writing exactly about the arrival of Baekje King, for the Danojung villagers, descendants of the King, the story of the King was a legend. Seeing the discovery of Baekje Kings' existence in Nangochon, the Danojung villagers rummaged through the temple stroages and found it.
3:10 A king from Baekje get to "Ilhyang". While looking for land to settle in he found a village which 5 colored clouds floated above and it was our village he settled in.
3:40 Why did Baekje Kings, Baekje royal family members, go to the areas? According to the document of Senken temple, the areas had been part of Ilhyang, the first recorded nation in Japanese history book.
4:02 Ilhyang-guk, it is where Japan originated and the oldest human civilization is found.
The old Ilhyang still remains in the name, Ilhyang-city. The villages with legends of Baekje Kings all remain inside the Ilhyang region.
4:33 According to section 'Era of Gods' in [History of Japan(720)], it is obvious that the first conqueror of the region was Baekje man. He is described as a god whose name is 'Susanomikoto. His hometown is 'Woongsung', It is 'Gumanai in Japanese langauge, which means 'BEAR CITY (Gom-naru / Wungjin), capital city of Baekje'.
He sailed to get to the Japanese islands from Woongin(Bear city), capital city of Baekje.
The first thing he did on the uncivilized islands was planting trees for construction of ships which would be used to travel between the Korean peninsula and the Japanese islands.
5:12 Ancient clay ship arifact discovered in "Ilhyang region" is the distinctive Korean style of ship, which is an obvious proof of Baekje conquest of the islands.
Were there any special reasons that Baekje Kings settled in the islands? One history book written during Tang dynasty (of the Xianbei) has a clue.
5:35 It is a unique Baekje governing system called 'Damno' : Baekje royal family members were appointed to provincial governors. The book [History of Yang dynasty 502년 ~ 557] written during Tang dynasty writes : "Bakeje capital city is called 'Goma(Bear city)' and major cities were called 'Damno' ; the 22 Damnos are all governed by sons of Baekje emperor or other royal family memebers".
Damno on the Japanese islands must have been the last territory for the Baekje royalty.
6:20 Baekje had the distinctive governing system called Damno and those Damnos were ruled by many Baekje Kings .
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broadcasted in Dec, 2003-------0:21 The discovery of the 33 ancient bronze mirrors from Baekje King temple in a Japanese village suggests that even before King Jungga the area had been under rule of Baekje.
These ancient bronze mirrors are proofs of existence of last long power in the areas.
1:00 To preserve those 33 bronze mirrors, the Nangochon villiagers have built a museum named 'West Jungchangwon 正倉院'
1:10 Then, who were the powerful group that have left those bronze mirrors to their descendants?
Apart from Nangochon and Gigojung villages, there many legends of Baekje Kings' rules over these areas are told.
1:30 Another Baekje King passed through this mountain path. 50km southwards from Gijojung, in the site known to be the place where they received their Baekje King is a temple. Even today, people who believe in the King's holy power serve drinks and money with full honors. On the outskirts of the Village, there a stone monument has been built to announce the death of the King. The King was drowned in a well (that is said to be here) while racing a horse.
2:17 First, the villagers have never dug a well. Second, they never kept the same breed of horse that the King rode. No one has broken those two rules.
2:35 Just until 2 years ago, before the discovery of old manuscript writing exactly about the arrival of Baekje King, for the Danojung villagers, descendants of the King, the story of the King was a legend. Seeing the discovery of Baekje Kings' existence in Nangochon, the Danojung villagers rummaged through the temple stroages and found it.
3:10 A king from Baekje get to "Ilhyang". While looking for land to settle in he found a village which 5 colored clouds floated above and it was our village he settled in.
3:40 Why did Baekje Kings, Baekje royal family members, go to the areas? According to the document of Senken temple, the areas had been part of Ilhyang, the first recorded nation in Japanese history book.
4:02 Ilhyang-guk, it is where Japan originated and the oldest human civilization is found.
The old Ilhyang still remains in the name, Ilhyang-city. The villages with legends of Baekje Kings all remain inside the Ilhyang region.
4:33 According to section 'Era of Gods' in [History of Japan(720)], it is obvious that the first conqueror of the region was Baekje man. He is described as a god whose name is 'Susanomikoto. His hometown is 'Woongsung', It is 'Gumanai in Japanese langauge, which means 'BEAR CITY (Gom-naru / Wungjin), capital city of Baekje'.
He sailed to get to the Japanese islands from Woongin(Bear city), capital city of Baekje.
The first thing he did on the uncivilized islands was planting trees for construction of ships which would be used to travel between the Korean peninsula and the Japanese islands.
5:12 Ancient clay ship arifact discovered in "Ilhyang region" is the distinctive Korean style of ship, which is an obvious proof of Baekje conquest of the islands.
Were there any special reasons that Baekje Kings settled in the islands? One history book written during Tang dynasty (of the Xianbei) has a clue.
5:35 It is a unique Baekje governing system called 'Damno' : Baekje royal family members were appointed to provincial governors. The book [History of Yang dynasty 502년 ~ 557] written during Tang dynasty writes : "Bakeje capital city is called 'Goma(Bear city)' and major cities were called 'Damno' ; the 22 Damnos are all governed by sons of Baekje emperor or other royal family memebers".
Damno on the Japanese islands must have been the last territory for the Baekje royalty.
6:20 Baekje had the distinctive governing system called Damno and those Damnos were ruled by many Baekje Kings .
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Japanese Islands were colony of Baekje, Korea 왜국(矮國) 한민족 식민지3/7
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broadcasted in Dec, 2003-------Baekje had the distinctive governing system called Damno and those Damnos were ruled by many Baekje Kings.
We expect we could fi...
broadcasted in Dec, 2003-------Baekje had the distinctive governing system called Damno and those Damnos were ruled by many Baekje Kings.
We expect we could find traces of Damnos in modern names of places.
Then what is the meaning of Damno?
1:05 The term 'Damno' originated in Koguryeo. In Koguryeo, 'conquered territory' was called "Damul" and Koguryeo exliles (or emigrants) to Baekje called their new settlement in Baekje Da-Mul, which changed later into the terms "Damna/Damno". Here "Dam" meant "border" or "wall" and "No (or Ro/Lo)" meant "country/state". Later "Damno/Damna" was used to refer to administrative districts of Baekje.
1:50 Then what is the meaning of Damul, from which the term "Damno" originated?
This is "Dam(wall)". It is very common to see "stone wall(Dam)" on a ridge between farming-fields here. In this province, people call it "Damul(or Damuri)".
A trace of the term "Damul" still remains : Damuri/Damuro, here in Baekje territory.
In this province, people have built a stone-wall (fence) around newly cultivated lands. The stone-wall has been built using stones the new owner of the land get while cultivating lands and they has called the Wall "Damuri".
Now we modern Koreans call it "Dam (wall/fence).
One more interesting thing is that in the Wando region near from here, people call "Dam" "City".
Therefore, "Damno" means "new-dominion with Dam (city wall : borderline) around it" : newly conquered terrtories
3:35 So, traces of the term Damno in place names(in Japan, China and Southern Asia) must be an evidence that Baekje ruled the lands.
In searching for the names related to the word 'Damno' throughout the Korean peninsula, the Japanese islands and southern Asia, we must consider that ancient people borrowed not only the sounds of the language characters (which were ideograms) but also the meanings of them, for which each place name has different sound but the same meaning, and different meaning but the similar sound.
The character 'Dae' in the word 'Daemunni' is sometimes used for character 'Da', allowing us to read the word 'Damuli'. The character 'Su(water)' in the word 'Daesuri' can sound 'Mul (water)'. The word 'Dama' is known to be related to the word 'Damul' too.
4:26 As seen, places names related to 'Damno/Damul' have been named throughout west part of the Korean peninsula where were Baekje territory. Damno related names continue to Tamna(Jeju island) and to Daema-island (Tsushima in Japanese language).
4:46 Gadang island, next to Daema island, is where Baekje Emperor Muryung was born.
As expected, on the Japanese islands, we can find place name related to 'Damno' : Damana.
5:13 In mid-west part of Kushu, the nearest part of the Japanese islands from the Korean peninsula, there Damana city is.
5:22 Tamana = Damna = Tamna (Jeju island of Korea), these are all from the same root.
More noticeable city name is 'Gumamoto', a city near Damana. The name originated from the Korean word 'Gom (Bear)', which refered to Capital city of Baekje.
5:52 BEAR was a symbol of Baekje. Baekje historic places mostly have names related to BEARS. The Gum-river in Chungnam (Baekje territory), Korea, also originated from the word Bear.
6:15 Interesting thing is that there another Gom river in the regions of Damana and Gumamoto exists. It is called 'Guma river'.
Interesting thing is that there another Gom river in the regions of Damana and Gumamoto exists. It is called 'Guma river'.
6:52 There is a village that had been called "Gudaragi" until 1961. It is now called Sakamoto. The name "Gudaragi" originated from the name "Gudara", which meant "Baekje".
7:16 The gate of a elementary school in the village has history of the village names. Its old name was 'Gudaragi elementary school'. The original name of it was "Baekje rae". The village named Baekje rae in the Guma river region proves that it is true that Baekje conquered the region.
Gudaragi (Baekje rae) --Gudaragi -- Sakamodo (today)
8:00 What history does the name 'Baekje-rae' have behind it? According to the record kept by one villager, the first Baekje man to "Baekje-rae" (in Japan) was Il-la, Baekje Dalsol (minister). This means that high ranking official of mainland Baekje was appointed to the ruler over overseas territory (the Japanese islands).
8:33 Through the old record, we can see that the Japanese region was ruled directly by mainland Baekje.
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broadcasted in Dec, 2003-------Baekje had the distinctive governing system called Damno and those Damnos were ruled by many Baekje Kings.
We expect we could find traces of Damnos in modern names of places.
Then what is the meaning of Damno?
1:05 The term 'Damno' originated in Koguryeo. In Koguryeo, 'conquered territory' was called "Damul" and Koguryeo exliles (or emigrants) to Baekje called their new settlement in Baekje Da-Mul, which changed later into the terms "Damna/Damno". Here "Dam" meant "border" or "wall" and "No (or Ro/Lo)" meant "country/state". Later "Damno/Damna" was used to refer to administrative districts of Baekje.
1:50 Then what is the meaning of Damul, from which the term "Damno" originated?
This is "Dam(wall)". It is very common to see "stone wall(Dam)" on a ridge between farming-fields here. In this province, people call it "Damul(or Damuri)".
A trace of the term "Damul" still remains : Damuri/Damuro, here in Baekje territory.
In this province, people have built a stone-wall (fence) around newly cultivated lands. The stone-wall has been built using stones the new owner of the land get while cultivating lands and they has called the Wall "Damuri".
Now we modern Koreans call it "Dam (wall/fence).
One more interesting thing is that in the Wando region near from here, people call "Dam" "City".
Therefore, "Damno" means "new-dominion with Dam (city wall : borderline) around it" : newly conquered terrtories
3:35 So, traces of the term Damno in place names(in Japan, China and Southern Asia) must be an evidence that Baekje ruled the lands.
In searching for the names related to the word 'Damno' throughout the Korean peninsula, the Japanese islands and southern Asia, we must consider that ancient people borrowed not only the sounds of the language characters (which were ideograms) but also the meanings of them, for which each place name has different sound but the same meaning, and different meaning but the similar sound.
The character 'Dae' in the word 'Daemunni' is sometimes used for character 'Da', allowing us to read the word 'Damuli'. The character 'Su(water)' in the word 'Daesuri' can sound 'Mul (water)'. The word 'Dama' is known to be related to the word 'Damul' too.
4:26 As seen, places names related to 'Damno/Damul' have been named throughout west part of the Korean peninsula where were Baekje territory. Damno related names continue to Tamna(Jeju island) and to Daema-island (Tsushima in Japanese language).
4:46 Gadang island, next to Daema island, is where Baekje Emperor Muryung was born.
As expected, on the Japanese islands, we can find place name related to 'Damno' : Damana.
5:13 In mid-west part of Kushu, the nearest part of the Japanese islands from the Korean peninsula, there Damana city is.
5:22 Tamana = Damna = Tamna (Jeju island of Korea), these are all from the same root.
More noticeable city name is 'Gumamoto', a city near Damana. The name originated from the Korean word 'Gom (Bear)', which refered to Capital city of Baekje.
5:52 BEAR was a symbol of Baekje. Baekje historic places mostly have names related to BEARS. The Gum-river in Chungnam (Baekje territory), Korea, also originated from the word Bear.
6:15 Interesting thing is that there another Gom river in the regions of Damana and Gumamoto exists. It is called 'Guma river'.
Interesting thing is that there another Gom river in the regions of Damana and Gumamoto exists. It is called 'Guma river'.
6:52 There is a village that had been called "Gudaragi" until 1961. It is now called Sakamoto. The name "Gudaragi" originated from the name "Gudara", which meant "Baekje".
7:16 The gate of a elementary school in the village has history of the village names. Its old name was 'Gudaragi elementary school'. The original name of it was "Baekje rae". The village named Baekje rae in the Guma river region proves that it is true that Baekje conquered the region.
Gudaragi (Baekje rae) --Gudaragi -- Sakamodo (today)
8:00 What history does the name 'Baekje-rae' have behind it? According to the record kept by one villager, the first Baekje man to "Baekje-rae" (in Japan) was Il-la, Baekje Dalsol (minister). This means that high ranking official of mainland Baekje was appointed to the ruler over overseas territory (the Japanese islands).
8:33 Through the old record, we can see that the Japanese region was ruled directly by mainland Baekje.
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Korean History, Buyeo, the Great Forefather of Koguryeo and Baekje
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The Battle of Hwangsanbeol AD 660 (Silla vs Baekje) 《신라 백제 황산벌 전투 黃山伐戰鬪》 １/２
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Battle of Hwangsanbeol (Hangul: 황산벌 전투, Hanja: 黃山─戰鬪) was a battle that took place between forces of Silla and Baekje in 660.
Battle of Hwangsanbeol
Date : Jul...
Battle of Hwangsanbeol (Hangul: 황산벌 전투, Hanja: 黃山─戰鬪) was a battle that took place between forces of Silla and Baekje in 660.
Battle of Hwangsanbeol
Date : July 9, 660
Location : Nonsan, Korea
Result : Decisive Silla victory
Belligerents
Silla vs Baekje
Commanders and leaders
Kim Yushin vs Kyebaek †
Kim Heum-sun vs Sangyeong
Kim Pumil vs Chungsang
Bangul † vs
Gwanchang † vs
Strength
50,000 vs 5,000
Casualties and losses
Unknown, but many casualties vs Annihilation
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Battle of Hwangsanbeol (Hangul: 황산벌 전투, Hanja: 黃山─戰鬪) was a battle that took place between forces of Silla and Baekje in 660.
Battle of Hwangsanbeol
Date : July 9, 660
Location : Nonsan, Korea
Result : Decisive Silla victory
Belligerents
Silla vs Baekje
Commanders and leaders
Kim Yushin vs Kyebaek †
Kim Heum-sun vs Sangyeong
Kim Pumil vs Chungsang
Bangul † vs
Gwanchang † vs
Strength
50,000 vs 5,000
Casualties and losses
Unknown, but many casualties vs Annihilation
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The Battle of Hwangsanbeol AD 660 (Silla vs Baekje) 《김유신 계백 황산벌전투 黃山伐戰鬪》 1/4
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(Kim Yushin and Kyebaek) 백제 최후의 명장 계백
일찍이 사로(仕路)에 나가 벼슬이 달솔(達率:제2품)에 이르렀다. 당시 신라가 한강 유역을 강점함으로써 그때까지의 나제동맹(羅濟同盟)이 결렬되자 백제는 고구려 ·일본 등과 친교를 맺고 신라에 대항하였다. 고립상태...
(Kim Yushin and Kyebaek) 백제 최후의 명장 계백
일찍이 사로(仕路)에 나가 벼슬이 달솔(達率:제2품)에 이르렀다. 당시 신라가 한강 유역을 강점함으로써 그때까지의 나제동맹(羅濟同盟)이 결렬되자 백제는 고구려 ·일본 등과 친교를 맺고 신라에 대항하였다. 고립상태에 빠진 신라는 당(唐)나라와 동맹을 맺고 원병을 요청하였다. 당나라 고종(高宗)은 소정방(蘇定方)을 신구도 대총관(神丘道大摠管)으로 임명하여 군사와 함께 바다를 건너 신라를 돕게 하여, 이른바 나당 연합군의 5만 병력이 백제를 치기 시작하였다.
이 때 백제의 의자왕은 사치와 연악(宴樂)에 파묻혀 충신들의 훌륭한 작전계획도 물리치고 있다가, 사태가 위급해지자 계백을 장군으로 삼아 적을 막도록 하였다. 계백은 죽기를 각오한 군사 5,000명을 이끌고 출전하면서, 이미 나라를 보전하기 어렵다는 것을 직감하고 '살아서 적의 노비(奴婢)가 됨은 차라리 죽음만 같지 못하다'하여 자기의 처자를 모두 죽여 비장한 결의를 보였다. 황산(黃山)벌에 이르러 세 진영을 설치하고 군사들에게 맹세하기를 "옛날에 구천(句踐)은 5,000명의 군사로써 오(吳)나라 70만 대군을 쳐부쉈으니 오늘날 마땅히 각자가 있는 힘을 다하여 최후의 결판을 내자"하고, 신라의 김유신(金庾信)이 이끄는 5만의 군사를 맞아 네 차례나 그들을 격파하였다.
이에 신라군이 사기를 잃고 있을 즈음, 신라의 장군 품일(品日)은 16세의 어린 아들 관창(官昌)으로 하여금 나가 싸우게 하니, 관창은 백제군과 싸우다가 생포되었다. 계백은 어린 나이로 용전한 관창을 가상히 여겨 살려보냈으나, 관창은 재차 나와 싸우다가 또 붙잡혔다. 계백은 신라에 이같이 용감한 소년이 있으니 싸움은 이미 승부가 난 것이라 예감하였다. 그는 관창의 목을 잘라 그의 말 안장에 묶어 신라군 진영으로 돌려보냈다. 예상했던 대로 신라군은 관창의 죽음으로 사기가 올라 총공격을 감행하였고 계백은 전사하였다. 부여의 부산서원(浮山書院)과 충곡서원(忠谷書院)에 배향되었다.
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(Kim Yushin and Kyebaek) 백제 최후의 명장 계백
일찍이 사로(仕路)에 나가 벼슬이 달솔(達率:제2품)에 이르렀다. 당시 신라가 한강 유역을 강점함으로써 그때까지의 나제동맹(羅濟同盟)이 결렬되자 백제는 고구려 ·일본 등과 친교를 맺고 신라에 대항하였다. 고립상태에 빠진 신라는 당(唐)나라와 동맹을 맺고 원병을 요청하였다. 당나라 고종(高宗)은 소정방(蘇定方)을 신구도 대총관(神丘道大摠管)으로 임명하여 군사와 함께 바다를 건너 신라를 돕게 하여, 이른바 나당 연합군의 5만 병력이 백제를 치기 시작하였다.
이 때 백제의 의자왕은 사치와 연악(宴樂)에 파묻혀 충신들의 훌륭한 작전계획도 물리치고 있다가, 사태가 위급해지자 계백을 장군으로 삼아 적을 막도록 하였다. 계백은 죽기를 각오한 군사 5,000명을 이끌고 출전하면서, 이미 나라를 보전하기 어렵다는 것을 직감하고 '살아서 적의 노비(奴婢)가 됨은 차라리 죽음만 같지 못하다'하여 자기의 처자를 모두 죽여 비장한 결의를 보였다. 황산(黃山)벌에 이르러 세 진영을 설치하고 군사들에게 맹세하기를 "옛날에 구천(句踐)은 5,000명의 군사로써 오(吳)나라 70만 대군을 쳐부쉈으니 오늘날 마땅히 각자가 있는 힘을 다하여 최후의 결판을 내자"하고, 신라의 김유신(金庾信)이 이끄는 5만의 군사를 맞아 네 차례나 그들을 격파하였다.
이에 신라군이 사기를 잃고 있을 즈음, 신라의 장군 품일(品日)은 16세의 어린 아들 관창(官昌)으로 하여금 나가 싸우게 하니, 관창은 백제군과 싸우다가 생포되었다. 계백은 어린 나이로 용전한 관창을 가상히 여겨 살려보냈으나, 관창은 재차 나와 싸우다가 또 붙잡혔다. 계백은 신라에 이같이 용감한 소년이 있으니 싸움은 이미 승부가 난 것이라 예감하였다. 그는 관창의 목을 잘라 그의 말 안장에 묶어 신라군 진영으로 돌려보냈다. 예상했던 대로 신라군은 관창의 죽음으로 사기가 올라 총공격을 감행하였고 계백은 전사하였다. 부여의 부산서원(浮山書院)과 충곡서원(忠谷書院)에 배향되었다.
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The Battle of Hwangsanbeol AD 660 (Silla vs Baekje) 《김유신 계백 황산벌전투 黃山伐戰鬪》 4/4
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(Kim Yushin and Kyebaek) 백제 최후의 명장 계백
일찍이 사로(仕路)에 나가 벼슬이 달솔(達率:제2품)에 이르렀다. 당시 신라가 한강 유역을 강점함으로써 그때까지의 나제동맹(羅濟同盟)이 결렬되자 백제는 고구려 ·일본 등과 친교를 맺고 신라에 대항하였다. 고립상태에 ...
(Kim Yushin and Kyebaek) 백제 최후의 명장 계백
일찍이 사로(仕路)에 나가 벼슬이 달솔(達率:제2품)에 이르렀다. 당시 신라가 한강 유역을 강점함으로써 그때까지의 나제동맹(羅濟同盟)이 결렬되자 백제는 고구려 ·일본 등과 친교를 맺고 신라에 대항하였다. 고립상태에 빠진 신라는 당(唐)나라와 동맹을 맺고 원병을 요청하였다. 당나라 고종(高宗)은 소정방(蘇定方)을 신구도 대총관(神丘道大摠管)으로 임명하여 군사와 함께 바다를 건너 신라를 돕게 하여, 이른바 나당 연합군의 5만 병력이 백제를 치기 시작하였다.
이 때 백제의 의자왕은 사치와 연악(宴樂)에 파묻혀 충신들의 훌륭한 작전계획도 물리치고 있다가, 사태가 위급해지자 계백을 장군으로 삼아 적을 막도록 하였다. 계백은 죽기를 각오한 군사 5,000명을 이끌고 출전하면서, 이미 나라를 보전하기 어렵다는 것을 직감하고 '살아서 적의 노비(奴婢)가 됨은 차라리 죽음만 같지 못하다'하여 자기의 처자를 모두 죽여 비장한 결의를 보였다. 황산(黃山)벌에 이르러 세 진영을 설치하고 군사들에게 맹세하기를 "옛날에 구천(句踐)은 5,000명의 군사로써 오(吳)나라 70만 대군을 쳐부쉈으니 오늘날 마땅히 각자가 있는 힘을 다하여 최후의 결판을 내자"하고, 신라의 김유신(金庾信)이 이끄는 5만의 군사를 맞아 네 차례나 그들을 격파하였다.
이에 신라군이 사기를 잃고 있을 즈음, 신라의 장군 품일(品日)은 16세의 어린 아들 관창(官昌)으로 하여금 나가 싸우게 하니, 관창은 백제군과 싸우다가 생포되었다. 계백은 어린 나이로 용전한 관창을 가상히 여겨 살려보냈으나, 관창은 재차 나와 싸우다가 또 붙잡혔다. 계백은 신라에 이같이 용감한 소년이 있으니 싸움은 이미 승부가 난 것이라 예감하였다. 그는 관창의 목을 잘라 그의 말 안장에 묶어 신라군 진영으로 돌려보냈다. 예상했던 대로 신라군은 관창의 죽음으로 사기가 올라 총공격을 감행하였고 계백은 전사하였다. 부여의 부산서원(浮山書院)과 충곡서원(忠谷書院)에 배향되었다.
http://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=1060855&cid;=40942&categoryId;=33375
http://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=1384795&cid;=3426&categoryId;=3426
wn.com/The Battle Of Hwangsanbeol Ad 660 (Silla Vs Baekje) 《김유신 계백 황산벌전투 黃山伐戰鬪》 4 4
(Kim Yushin and Kyebaek) 백제 최후의 명장 계백
일찍이 사로(仕路)에 나가 벼슬이 달솔(達率:제2품)에 이르렀다. 당시 신라가 한강 유역을 강점함으로써 그때까지의 나제동맹(羅濟同盟)이 결렬되자 백제는 고구려 ·일본 등과 친교를 맺고 신라에 대항하였다. 고립상태에 빠진 신라는 당(唐)나라와 동맹을 맺고 원병을 요청하였다. 당나라 고종(高宗)은 소정방(蘇定方)을 신구도 대총관(神丘道大摠管)으로 임명하여 군사와 함께 바다를 건너 신라를 돕게 하여, 이른바 나당 연합군의 5만 병력이 백제를 치기 시작하였다.
이 때 백제의 의자왕은 사치와 연악(宴樂)에 파묻혀 충신들의 훌륭한 작전계획도 물리치고 있다가, 사태가 위급해지자 계백을 장군으로 삼아 적을 막도록 하였다. 계백은 죽기를 각오한 군사 5,000명을 이끌고 출전하면서, 이미 나라를 보전하기 어렵다는 것을 직감하고 '살아서 적의 노비(奴婢)가 됨은 차라리 죽음만 같지 못하다'하여 자기의 처자를 모두 죽여 비장한 결의를 보였다. 황산(黃山)벌에 이르러 세 진영을 설치하고 군사들에게 맹세하기를 "옛날에 구천(句踐)은 5,000명의 군사로써 오(吳)나라 70만 대군을 쳐부쉈으니 오늘날 마땅히 각자가 있는 힘을 다하여 최후의 결판을 내자"하고, 신라의 김유신(金庾信)이 이끄는 5만의 군사를 맞아 네 차례나 그들을 격파하였다.
이에 신라군이 사기를 잃고 있을 즈음, 신라의 장군 품일(品日)은 16세의 어린 아들 관창(官昌)으로 하여금 나가 싸우게 하니, 관창은 백제군과 싸우다가 생포되었다. 계백은 어린 나이로 용전한 관창을 가상히 여겨 살려보냈으나, 관창은 재차 나와 싸우다가 또 붙잡혔다. 계백은 신라에 이같이 용감한 소년이 있으니 싸움은 이미 승부가 난 것이라 예감하였다. 그는 관창의 목을 잘라 그의 말 안장에 묶어 신라군 진영으로 돌려보냈다. 예상했던 대로 신라군은 관창의 죽음으로 사기가 올라 총공격을 감행하였고 계백은 전사하였다. 부여의 부산서원(浮山書院)과 충곡서원(忠谷書院)에 배향되었다.
http://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=1060855&cid;=40942&categoryId;=33375
http://terms.naver.com/entry.nhn?docId=1384795&cid;=3426&categoryId;=3426
- published: 05 Mar 2014
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백제인은 어떻게 생겼는가 (How did the Baekje people look like?)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 31:43
- Updated: 08 Oct 2015
- views: 6821
백제인은 어떻게 생겼는가 " How did the Baekje people look like? "
백제인은 어떻게 생겼는가 " How did the Baekje people look like? "
wn.com/백제인은 어떻게 생겼는가 (How Did The Baekje People Look Like )
Ancient Korean domestic warfare battle scene, Kingdoms of Baekje emp. vs Kogurea emp.
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:01
- Updated: 13 Nov 2010
- views: 11698
A.D. 200~300 Ancient Korean Domestic Warfare : KOGUREA vs BAEKJE kingdom
(A battle scene from the drama 'Kuenchogo-wang' (King Kuenchogo of Baekje empire)
KBS 근...
A.D. 200~300 Ancient Korean Domestic Warfare : KOGUREA vs BAEKJE kingdom
(A battle scene from the drama 'Kuenchogo-wang' (King Kuenchogo of Baekje empire)
KBS 근초고왕 드라마 중에서...
wn.com/Ancient Korean Domestic Warfare Battle Scene, Kingdoms Of Baekje Emp. Vs Kogurea Emp.
KBS 삼국기 Samgukgi (Unknown Episode) Fall of Baekje.
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- Duration: 8:57
- Updated: 05 Oct 2013
- views: 8484
KBS 삼국기 Samgukgi (Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms) 1992 - 1993 Korean Drama.
Credit: Naver.
Notes: I've made mistake here, this video isn't about the fall of ...
KBS 삼국기 Samgukgi (Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms) 1992 - 1993 Korean Drama.
Credit: Naver.
Notes: I've made mistake here, this video isn't about the fall of Goguryeo, but Baekje - because the caption says "King Uija" (the last king of Baekje).
wn.com/Kbs 삼국기 Samgukgi (Unknown Episode) Fall Of Baekje.
KBS 대하드라마 근초고왕 티저 예고 Geunchogo, The King of Baekje
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- Duration: 0:52
- Updated: 12 Oct 2010
- views: 42271
KBS 대하드라마 근초고왕의 첫 예고!
연작기획 3부작 대하드라마 삼국시대 이야기의 그 첫번째다.
그가 그린 나라는 환서해 대백제.
내가 그리는 나라는...... 지금 이런 나라는 아닌 듯.
1st Teaser of Korean History Drama 2010.
Geunch...
KBS 대하드라마 근초고왕의 첫 예고!
연작기획 3부작 대하드라마 삼국시대 이야기의 그 첫번째다.
그가 그린 나라는 환서해 대백제.
내가 그리는 나라는...... 지금 이런 나라는 아닌 듯.
1st Teaser of Korean History Drama 2010.
Geunchogo, The King of Baekje
wn.com/Kbs 대하드라마 근초고왕 티저 예고 Geunchogo, The King Of Baekje
동남아 항로를 장악한 해상강국 백제 The Kingdom of Baekje, the powerful maritime state (1/4)
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- Duration: 12:32
- Updated: 30 Jun 2013
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흔히 백제를 해상왕국, 해상강국이라는 말을 한다. 하지만 왜 백제가 해상왕국인지에 대해 아는 사람은 몇 이나 될까? 혹자는 백제가 수나라에 사신을 보낼 때 고구려가 길을 막아 조공을 바치지 못했다는 기록을 들어 백제는 해상왕국이 아니라고 주장을 한다.
하지만 과연 그럴까? 우리가 지나...
흔히 백제를 해상왕국, 해상강국이라는 말을 한다. 하지만 왜 백제가 해상왕국인지에 대해 아는 사람은 몇 이나 될까? 혹자는 백제가 수나라에 사신을 보낼 때 고구려가 길을 막아 조공을 바치지 못했다는 기록을 들어 백제는 해상왕국이 아니라고 주장을 한다.
하지만 과연 그럴까? 우리가 지나치는 단편적인 기록들을 세밀히 살펴보면 백제가 활발한 해상활동을 한 해상강국이었음을 증명할 수 있다.
삼국사기 백제본기 성왕 조 기사를 보면
"2년, 승려 겸익이 구도에 뜻을 두고 해로로 인도로 가서 5년 동안 체류하여 범어를 익히고 불경을 구해 인도 승려와 함께 들어왔다"
라고 되어 있다.
나침반이 없던 시절, 한반도에서 인도에 이르는 항로는 위험한 항로였다. 특히 고대에는 안전을 위해 대중국 교통에 있어 직선항로인 사단항로 대신 안전을 위한 연안항로를 이용한 것을 보면 말이다. 그런데 위의 성왕 기사는 백제 승이 인도까지 해로로 갔다고 쓴 것인데, 만약 백제와 인도 간 교류가 없었다면, 승려 겸익이 해로를 이용하여 인도로 불경을 구하러 갔을까? 위의 기록은 적어도 백제가 인도로 가는 항로를 알고 있었음과 백제가 인도를 알고 있었고, 인도와 교류가 이루어졌을 것이라는 가능성을 보여준다고 하겠다.
일본 역사서인 일본서기는 아래와 같은 흥미로운 기록을 남겼다
"백제가 부남(캄보디아)의 재물과 노비 2구를 왜에 주었다" - 『일본서기』흠명 4년 조 -
"백제 사인(使人)들이(백제를 거치지 않고 왜와 독자적인 무역을 시도한) 곤륜의 사신을 바다에 던져버렸다" - 『일본서기』 황극 원년 2년 조 -
먼저 첫번째 기사를 분석해보자. 백제가 일본에게 부남의 재물과 노비를 주었다는 문구는 어떻게 해석해야 할까? 이는 백제가 지금의 캄보디아인 부남과 교류가 이루어졌음을 뜻한다. 그렇지 않고서야 어찌 부남의 재물과 노비를 일본에게 줄 수 있었을까?
두 번째 기사는 해상강국으로서 백제의 위용을 보여준다고 하겠다.
백제가 곤륜(지금의 남베트남, 캄보디아, 타미, 미얀마, 남부 말레이 반도 등을 일괄한 동남아시아 지역)의 사신을 바다에 던졌다는 기록은 백제가 동남아시아의 한 나라가 왜국과 단독으로 교역하려는 것을 막은 것으로, 백제가 동남아시아 항로를 움켜쥐고 활발한 해상활동 벌였음을 반증하는 기록으로 보인다.
554년 백제가 일본에 보낸 물품 중 탑등(tapen,tapeten)이 있는데, 이것은 양모를 주재료로 하는 페르시아 직물로 북인도지방에서 산출되는 물품이다. 북인도지방의 물품을 백제가 일본에 주었다는 것은 백제가 동남아를 넘어 인도에 연결되는 항로로 활발한 교류를 했다는 것을 보여준다. 또한 일본 나라시에 있는 백제계 후지노키 고분의 부장품 가운데는 남방 동물인 코끼리가 투조된 마안구(馬鞍具)가 있는데, 이 마안구는 중국 대륙과 한반도, 일본열도 및 동남아시아지역과 연결되는 6세기 백제 문화의 국제성을 압축해주는 물증으로 평가받고 있다.
이외에도 백제가 남긴 최고의 유물, 금동대향로에는 코끼리와 악어가 조각되어 있다. 코끼리와 악어는 동남아시아 또는 인도에 서식하는 동물로, 한반도에는 보이지 않는다. 그런 동물들이 백제의 유물에 조각되었다는 것은 백제와 동남아시아 간의 교류가 우리가 생각하는 이상으로 활발했음을 보여준다고 할 수 있지 않을까?
바다를 지배하는 자가 세계를 지배한다는 말이 있다. 옛날 영국은 일찍이 해양의 중요성에 눈을 떴고, 그것은 훗날 팍스 브리타니아를 이룰 수 있었다. 백제 역시 해상활동에 전념하여 동남아 항로를 장악하였듯이, 반도국가인 우리가 뻗어나갈 곳은 바다 밖에 없다. 그런 점에서 해양을 활용한 백제는 우리가 나아가야 할 방향을 제시하지 않을까 싶다.
마한과 백제의 해상문명이 낳은 국가 일본
http://blog.daum.net/tjddh8116/7391134
백제 - 해양 제국의 건설
http://blog.naver.com/april0422?Redirect=Log&logNo;=80004307276
wn.com/동남아 항로를 장악한 해상강국 백제 The Kingdom Of Baekje, The Powerful Maritime State (1 4)
흔히 백제를 해상왕국, 해상강국이라는 말을 한다. 하지만 왜 백제가 해상왕국인지에 대해 아는 사람은 몇 이나 될까? 혹자는 백제가 수나라에 사신을 보낼 때 고구려가 길을 막아 조공을 바치지 못했다는 기록을 들어 백제는 해상왕국이 아니라고 주장을 한다.
하지만 과연 그럴까? 우리가 지나치는 단편적인 기록들을 세밀히 살펴보면 백제가 활발한 해상활동을 한 해상강국이었음을 증명할 수 있다.
삼국사기 백제본기 성왕 조 기사를 보면
"2년, 승려 겸익이 구도에 뜻을 두고 해로로 인도로 가서 5년 동안 체류하여 범어를 익히고 불경을 구해 인도 승려와 함께 들어왔다"
라고 되어 있다.
나침반이 없던 시절, 한반도에서 인도에 이르는 항로는 위험한 항로였다. 특히 고대에는 안전을 위해 대중국 교통에 있어 직선항로인 사단항로 대신 안전을 위한 연안항로를 이용한 것을 보면 말이다. 그런데 위의 성왕 기사는 백제 승이 인도까지 해로로 갔다고 쓴 것인데, 만약 백제와 인도 간 교류가 없었다면, 승려 겸익이 해로를 이용하여 인도로 불경을 구하러 갔을까? 위의 기록은 적어도 백제가 인도로 가는 항로를 알고 있었음과 백제가 인도를 알고 있었고, 인도와 교류가 이루어졌을 것이라는 가능성을 보여준다고 하겠다.
일본 역사서인 일본서기는 아래와 같은 흥미로운 기록을 남겼다
"백제가 부남(캄보디아)의 재물과 노비 2구를 왜에 주었다" - 『일본서기』흠명 4년 조 -
"백제 사인(使人)들이(백제를 거치지 않고 왜와 독자적인 무역을 시도한) 곤륜의 사신을 바다에 던져버렸다" - 『일본서기』 황극 원년 2년 조 -
먼저 첫번째 기사를 분석해보자. 백제가 일본에게 부남의 재물과 노비를 주었다는 문구는 어떻게 해석해야 할까? 이는 백제가 지금의 캄보디아인 부남과 교류가 이루어졌음을 뜻한다. 그렇지 않고서야 어찌 부남의 재물과 노비를 일본에게 줄 수 있었을까?
두 번째 기사는 해상강국으로서 백제의 위용을 보여준다고 하겠다.
백제가 곤륜(지금의 남베트남, 캄보디아, 타미, 미얀마, 남부 말레이 반도 등을 일괄한 동남아시아 지역)의 사신을 바다에 던졌다는 기록은 백제가 동남아시아의 한 나라가 왜국과 단독으로 교역하려는 것을 막은 것으로, 백제가 동남아시아 항로를 움켜쥐고 활발한 해상활동 벌였음을 반증하는 기록으로 보인다.
554년 백제가 일본에 보낸 물품 중 탑등(tapen,tapeten)이 있는데, 이것은 양모를 주재료로 하는 페르시아 직물로 북인도지방에서 산출되는 물품이다. 북인도지방의 물품을 백제가 일본에 주었다는 것은 백제가 동남아를 넘어 인도에 연결되는 항로로 활발한 교류를 했다는 것을 보여준다. 또한 일본 나라시에 있는 백제계 후지노키 고분의 부장품 가운데는 남방 동물인 코끼리가 투조된 마안구(馬鞍具)가 있는데, 이 마안구는 중국 대륙과 한반도, 일본열도 및 동남아시아지역과 연결되는 6세기 백제 문화의 국제성을 압축해주는 물증으로 평가받고 있다.
이외에도 백제가 남긴 최고의 유물, 금동대향로에는 코끼리와 악어가 조각되어 있다. 코끼리와 악어는 동남아시아 또는 인도에 서식하는 동물로, 한반도에는 보이지 않는다. 그런 동물들이 백제의 유물에 조각되었다는 것은 백제와 동남아시아 간의 교류가 우리가 생각하는 이상으로 활발했음을 보여준다고 할 수 있지 않을까?
바다를 지배하는 자가 세계를 지배한다는 말이 있다. 옛날 영국은 일찍이 해양의 중요성에 눈을 떴고, 그것은 훗날 팍스 브리타니아를 이룰 수 있었다. 백제 역시 해상활동에 전념하여 동남아 항로를 장악하였듯이, 반도국가인 우리가 뻗어나갈 곳은 바다 밖에 없다. 그런 점에서 해양을 활용한 백제는 우리가 나아가야 할 방향을 제시하지 않을까 싶다.
마한과 백제의 해상문명이 낳은 국가 일본
http://blog.daum.net/tjddh8116/7391134
백제 - 해양 제국의 건설
http://blog.naver.com/april0422?Redirect=Log&logNo;=80004307276
- published: 30 Jun 2013
- views: 8444
Japan and China were part of Baekje, Korea / 倭寇(왜구)는 한민족 식민지 4/7
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- Duration: 7:19
- Updated: 28 Dec 2009
- views: 21441
Broadcasted in Dec, 2003----------0:01 What history does the name 'Baekje-rae' have behind it? According to the record kept by one villager, the first Baekje ma...
Broadcasted in Dec, 2003----------0:01 What history does the name 'Baekje-rae' have behind it? According to the record kept by one villager, the first Baekje man to "Baekje-rae" (in Japan) was Il-la, Baekje Dalsol (minister). This means that high ranking official of mainland Baekje was appointed to the ruler over overseas territory (the Japanese islands).
0:15 Through the old record, we can see that the Japanese region was ruled directly by mainland Baekje.
0:35 The Hunayama grave is representative historic site in the Danama region and it is strong archaeological evidence that Danama region of the Japanese islands was one of 22 Baekje Damnos.
0:51 In the grave estimated to be built during 5C, the oldest and the largest amount of historic remains in Japanese history were excavated. Internal structure of the grave (stone chambers in line) and the excavated relics from it were exactly Baekje style.
1:15 More noticealbe fact about the grave is that the excavated relics show that owner of the grave was a person of high status.
Sword with silver inlay Inscription is a symbol of ruling power. The excavated relics from Hunayma grave look so similar to the ones from Baekje royal tombs.
1:33 These Gilt-bronze shoes excavated from Hunayama grave have the same design to Baekje royal tomb site.
1:58 The Hunayama one look so similar to Iksan city one, proving the owner of the gilt-bronze crown from Hunayama grave (Japan) was Baekje royal family member.
2:10 However, the outer sturcture of the grave is unique : front half of the grave is tetragonal and back half of it is round. It is different type from Baekje tomb type. Where did the strange grave type come from and why was the grave considered to be Bakeje royal family member's built by non-Baekje type.
2:33 Those types of grave structure are concentrated in the Aska region around Nara and Osaka. They have been valued as the strong evidences that there independent power, in both culture and lineage, existed to build an ancient Japanese nation.
2:18 The grave structure, front half tetragonal and back half round, has been known to be world unique Japanese type. Is this type of grave only seen on the Japanese islands? Actually the Korean peninsula has the same types.
Korean-front half tetraonal and back half round type of graves are in Young-am, Jeonnam province. This one is called Jarabong grave. Important fact is that the Korean onese were built earlier than the Japanese ones.
4:05 Japanese scholars used to claim that those types of graves are distinctive ancient Japanese graves, linking them with the foundation of ancient Japanese nation. As seen, thoes types are found througout the Korean peninsula and this supports that the Japanese graves originated from Korea, which is part of Korean cultural influence over the islands.
4:52 Migration route of Half front tetragonal and half back round tombs of Baekje
5:08 (According to historical and archaeological fact), It is no accident to find the traces of their King in Aska region.
5:17 In the temple, King Gonji is enshrined. We all know well that Gonji is younger brother of Baekje emperor Gaero in 5C. Younger brother of Baekje emperor Gaero has been worshiped as God by the Japanese.
6:02 (King Gonji) is an ancestral God of the family who conquered Aska and created Aska culture.
It was direct Baekje royal family member that conquered and civilized the Asaka reagion before the foundation of Japan.
6:12 The existance of King Gonji from Baekje and his achievements support strongly that the Asaka region was one of 22 Baekje Damnos (governing system over overseas Baekje territories).
6:22 Bakeje people conquered this land and settled here and their King from Baekje took care of them. And in this land, 24th and 25th emperors of Baekje, who were sons of King Gonji, were produced.
6:52 Baekje's 25th emperor Muryung was born while King Gonji sailing towards the Japanese islands to perform his duty as the ruler over one of overseas territories. 24th emperor of Baekje, Dongsung was a younger brother of Muryung. The land, Aska Damno of Baekje was where they grow up.
22 Baekje Damnos were under the central government of the mainland Baekje and Damno was part of Baekje territories
wn.com/Japan And China Were Part Of Baekje, Korea 倭寇(왜구)는 한민족 식민지 4 7
Broadcasted in Dec, 2003----------0:01 What history does the name 'Baekje-rae' have behind it? According to the record kept by one villager, the first Baekje man to "Baekje-rae" (in Japan) was Il-la, Baekje Dalsol (minister). This means that high ranking official of mainland Baekje was appointed to the ruler over overseas territory (the Japanese islands).
0:15 Through the old record, we can see that the Japanese region was ruled directly by mainland Baekje.
0:35 The Hunayama grave is representative historic site in the Danama region and it is strong archaeological evidence that Danama region of the Japanese islands was one of 22 Baekje Damnos.
0:51 In the grave estimated to be built during 5C, the oldest and the largest amount of historic remains in Japanese history were excavated. Internal structure of the grave (stone chambers in line) and the excavated relics from it were exactly Baekje style.
1:15 More noticealbe fact about the grave is that the excavated relics show that owner of the grave was a person of high status.
Sword with silver inlay Inscription is a symbol of ruling power. The excavated relics from Hunayma grave look so similar to the ones from Baekje royal tombs.
1:33 These Gilt-bronze shoes excavated from Hunayama grave have the same design to Baekje royal tomb site.
1:58 The Hunayama one look so similar to Iksan city one, proving the owner of the gilt-bronze crown from Hunayama grave (Japan) was Baekje royal family member.
2:10 However, the outer sturcture of the grave is unique : front half of the grave is tetragonal and back half of it is round. It is different type from Baekje tomb type. Where did the strange grave type come from and why was the grave considered to be Bakeje royal family member's built by non-Baekje type.
2:33 Those types of grave structure are concentrated in the Aska region around Nara and Osaka. They have been valued as the strong evidences that there independent power, in both culture and lineage, existed to build an ancient Japanese nation.
2:18 The grave structure, front half tetragonal and back half round, has been known to be world unique Japanese type. Is this type of grave only seen on the Japanese islands? Actually the Korean peninsula has the same types.
Korean-front half tetraonal and back half round type of graves are in Young-am, Jeonnam province. This one is called Jarabong grave. Important fact is that the Korean onese were built earlier than the Japanese ones.
4:05 Japanese scholars used to claim that those types of graves are distinctive ancient Japanese graves, linking them with the foundation of ancient Japanese nation. As seen, thoes types are found througout the Korean peninsula and this supports that the Japanese graves originated from Korea, which is part of Korean cultural influence over the islands.
4:52 Migration route of Half front tetragonal and half back round tombs of Baekje
5:08 (According to historical and archaeological fact), It is no accident to find the traces of their King in Aska region.
5:17 In the temple, King Gonji is enshrined. We all know well that Gonji is younger brother of Baekje emperor Gaero in 5C. Younger brother of Baekje emperor Gaero has been worshiped as God by the Japanese.
6:02 (King Gonji) is an ancestral God of the family who conquered Aska and created Aska culture.
It was direct Baekje royal family member that conquered and civilized the Asaka reagion before the foundation of Japan.
6:12 The existance of King Gonji from Baekje and his achievements support strongly that the Asaka region was one of 22 Baekje Damnos (governing system over overseas Baekje territories).
6:22 Bakeje people conquered this land and settled here and their King from Baekje took care of them. And in this land, 24th and 25th emperors of Baekje, who were sons of King Gonji, were produced.
6:52 Baekje's 25th emperor Muryung was born while King Gonji sailing towards the Japanese islands to perform his duty as the ruler over one of overseas territories. 24th emperor of Baekje, Dongsung was a younger brother of Muryung. The land, Aska Damno of Baekje was where they grow up.
22 Baekje Damnos were under the central government of the mainland Baekje and Damno was part of Baekje territories
- published: 28 Dec 2009
- views: 21441
Ancient Japan and Baekje,Silla according to historical record
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:43
- Updated: 12 Mar 2012
- views: 1054
Original video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_nKBqykSjqY
新羅百済皆似倭為大国多珍物並敬仰之恒通使往来
Book of Sui, Vol. 81, Liezhuan (Biographies) 46" states 'Silla and Baekje respe...
Original video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_nKBqykSjqY
新羅百済皆似倭為大国多珍物並敬仰之恒通使往来
Book of Sui, Vol. 81, Liezhuan (Biographies) 46" states 'Silla and Baekje respect Wa(Japan) as a big power with unusual cultural products and send envoys to Wa(Japan).'
wn.com/Ancient Japan And Baekje,Silla According To Historical Record
Original video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_nKBqykSjqY
新羅百済皆似倭為大国多珍物並敬仰之恒通使往来
Book of Sui, Vol. 81, Liezhuan (Biographies) 46" states 'Silla and Baekje respect Wa(Japan) as a big power with unusual cultural products and send envoys to Wa(Japan).'
- published: 12 Mar 2012
- views: 1054
Baekje(Asin)'s surrender AD 396 (Koguryo vs Baekje) 《광개토대왕의 백제 정벌 百濟討伐》 3/3
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:54
- Updated: 10 Apr 2014
- views: 7275
http://lucky1n.blog.me/110177484910
http://blog.naver.com/giveurhand?Redirect=Log&logNo;=150176992562
http://pds2402.blog.me/10098035090
http://pds2402.blog.me/1...
http://lucky1n.blog.me/110177484910
http://blog.naver.com/giveurhand?Redirect=Log&logNo;=150176992562
http://pds2402.blog.me/10098035090
http://pds2402.blog.me/10098099835
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Arirang Special - M60Ep247C03 Korean Roof Tiles' Features during Baekje Period
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- Duration: 5:28
- Updated: 29 May 2014
- views: 369
Arirang Special M60Ep247
The Song of Grey Roof Tiles
'The Song of Grey Roof Tiles' looks at the roof tiles used in Asian countries. The documentary shows the d...
Arirang Special M60Ep247
The Song of Grey Roof Tiles
'The Song of Grey Roof Tiles' looks at the roof tiles used in Asian countries. The documentary shows the distinct features of the roof tiles of Korean, Chinese and Japanese architecture.
잿빛 기와의 노래
'잿빛 기와의 노래'는 아시아의 건축을 논할 때 빠질 수 없는 '기와'의 이야기를 다루고 있다. 한,중,일 동아시아 3국의 전통 건축물에서 나타나는 기와의 특성을 비교 분석하여, 각각의 특성을 시청자들에게 전달한다.
wn.com/Arirang Special M60Ep247C03 Korean Roof Tiles' Features During Baekje Period
Arirang Special M60Ep247
The Song of Grey Roof Tiles
'The Song of Grey Roof Tiles' looks at the roof tiles used in Asian countries. The documentary shows the distinct features of the roof tiles of Korean, Chinese and Japanese architecture.
잿빛 기와의 노래
'잿빛 기와의 노래'는 아시아의 건축을 논할 때 빠질 수 없는 '기와'의 이야기를 다루고 있다. 한,중,일 동아시아 3국의 전통 건축물에서 나타나는 기와의 특성을 비교 분석하여, 각각의 특성을 시청자들에게 전달한다.
- published: 29 May 2014
- views: 369
China 中共 and Southern Asia were colony of Baekje, Korea 중공은 한민족 식민지 7/7
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 9:54
- Updated: 28 Dec 2009
- views: 22052
Broadcasted in Dec, 2003 ****
0:01 interview with a Zhungzu man : It is kind of superstition. Every full-moon day, people get together around the tree and perf...
Broadcasted in Dec, 2003 ****
0:01 interview with a Zhungzu man : It is kind of superstition. Every full-moon day, people get together around the tree and perform rituals and wish wishes.
0:55 ....This song has continued for 1000 years, now without the Baekje Hur people knwoing the meaning of the song. The owners of the song may have been the first Baekje immigrants that had moved to the southern tip of China (modern China) from the thShandong peninsula.
1:17 interview with a Chinese professor : ...Therefore, there must have Baekje people lived in this area.
1:45 In China, .... Damno of Baekje remain throughout the Yeoso region, the east costal regions and Jinpyung 2:11 Evidence supporting the possibility of existences of Damno in ....(Nanjing) museum. It is the inscription on a gravestone ...of Heukchi Sangji ( 630?~689). 2:25 The inscription says : originally the family name of Heukchi Sangji 630?~689) was Buyeo (Baekje royal family origin) but as his ancestor was appointed as the governor to the Heukchi province his ancestors changed their family name into Heukchi..... 'Heukchi' means the land where people with Black Teeth live. ...The land to where the ancestors of Heukchi was sent as the governor of the land was hot humid southern land, somewhere in southern Asia. 3:30 ....3:39 Territories and influence of Baekje were much greater than we imagine today. The name Baekje is so meaningful. One history book from Sui dynasty describes : "Baekje was a powerful nation of DONGYI ; the name Baekje was named as it was a nation of 100 states and ruled the sea." Baekje was, from the founding to the fall, a great empire of the Sea. 4:10 How could that maritime empire, Baekje, destroy.
When even the main territory of Baekje in the Korean peninula destroyed, overseas territories of Baekje still remained. Then how did Baekje lose the overseas territories. 4:40 [History of Nippon/日本書紀,720] writes that "In 663, Juyu city, last city of Baekje, got conquered and Baekje Courtiers in the Japanese islands were ghing out : Baekje disappeared and there is no way we can visit our ancestors' tombs." For the Japanese island people, Baekje was still a home country . In 670, on the Japanese islands, they built their new nation, Ilbon (Nippon).
5:22 Tongjeon (Tang dynasty book, 766) writes "As Mainland Baekje destroyed, Baekje groups outside main territory got weaker and assimilated into the Dolkwol(Turks) and Malgal. Kings(the Buyeo) of overseas Baekje territories couldn't be back to their home and the Royalty 'Buyeo' disappeared forever. 5:44 700 year old Great Baekje disappeared into the darkness. 5:56 Baekje crossed the sea to reach the Japanese islands. Every December, Japanese in Nangochon and Gijeojung villages, who are known to be descendants of Baekje have ceremony to serve their their King in the Holy Sea which ..... In the severely cold water, they are having ceremony to revive the time when their King first reached the islands but they don't know why their King came to the islands. In the ceremony, the Nango-Japanese villagers are marching towards Kijeojung village with a statue of King Bokji to perform the scene that King Bokji has an audience with King Jungga, his father. They meet the two souls other and serve the finest drink, the most beautiful dance and song for 9 days. 6:57 Last morning of the ceremony, the time of parting, they blacken each other's face with soot. This performance means to hide the King himself (whose nation is ruined) from his enemy, which is now a joyful festival for his descendants.
7:20 History becomes legend, in which we can find evidence of truth.
When they depart from each other, they shout 'Oh! Sarabur!' at each other. They don't know the meaning of the word 'Sarabur' but it is very certain for us Koreans. (note : it is Kyungsang-do dialect for "Sarara (survive or save your life)"
Baekje is still alive in their farewell sayings, farewell waves and in their undying tradition, and inside the people who don't know about Baekje.
8:10 Only those who try to reveal 'HISTORY' remaining in legend can find the door to truth.
8:24 Vast territories of Baekje have disappeared in people's memories but still there traces of the true existance of them remain. 'King Jahyun, King Wuhyun, King Myunjung, King Buan, King Gukjung, King Jangsang.... so many Baekje Kings who are not recorded in authentic Baekje emperors family tree appear in Chinese history books. They must have been Kings of Baekje Damnos. Their lands comprised the Japanese Islands, China and far southern Asia. 9:9 We shouldn't limit our own history into the Korean peninsula and block any possibility so that we should have a new view of Baekje history. This is also to elevate our own spirit..
성변경 전통
wn.com/China 中共 And Southern Asia Were Colony Of Baekje, Korea 중공은 한민족 식민지 7 7
Broadcasted in Dec, 2003 ****
0:01 interview with a Zhungzu man : It is kind of superstition. Every full-moon day, people get together around the tree and perform rituals and wish wishes.
0:55 ....This song has continued for 1000 years, now without the Baekje Hur people knwoing the meaning of the song. The owners of the song may have been the first Baekje immigrants that had moved to the southern tip of China (modern China) from the thShandong peninsula.
1:17 interview with a Chinese professor : ...Therefore, there must have Baekje people lived in this area.
1:45 In China, .... Damno of Baekje remain throughout the Yeoso region, the east costal regions and Jinpyung 2:11 Evidence supporting the possibility of existences of Damno in ....(Nanjing) museum. It is the inscription on a gravestone ...of Heukchi Sangji ( 630?~689). 2:25 The inscription says : originally the family name of Heukchi Sangji 630?~689) was Buyeo (Baekje royal family origin) but as his ancestor was appointed as the governor to the Heukchi province his ancestors changed their family name into Heukchi..... 'Heukchi' means the land where people with Black Teeth live. ...The land to where the ancestors of Heukchi was sent as the governor of the land was hot humid southern land, somewhere in southern Asia. 3:30 ....3:39 Territories and influence of Baekje were much greater than we imagine today. The name Baekje is so meaningful. One history book from Sui dynasty describes : "Baekje was a powerful nation of DONGYI ; the name Baekje was named as it was a nation of 100 states and ruled the sea." Baekje was, from the founding to the fall, a great empire of the Sea. 4:10 How could that maritime empire, Baekje, destroy.
When even the main territory of Baekje in the Korean peninula destroyed, overseas territories of Baekje still remained. Then how did Baekje lose the overseas territories. 4:40 [History of Nippon/日本書紀,720] writes that "In 663, Juyu city, last city of Baekje, got conquered and Baekje Courtiers in the Japanese islands were ghing out : Baekje disappeared and there is no way we can visit our ancestors' tombs." For the Japanese island people, Baekje was still a home country . In 670, on the Japanese islands, they built their new nation, Ilbon (Nippon).
5:22 Tongjeon (Tang dynasty book, 766) writes "As Mainland Baekje destroyed, Baekje groups outside main territory got weaker and assimilated into the Dolkwol(Turks) and Malgal. Kings(the Buyeo) of overseas Baekje territories couldn't be back to their home and the Royalty 'Buyeo' disappeared forever. 5:44 700 year old Great Baekje disappeared into the darkness. 5:56 Baekje crossed the sea to reach the Japanese islands. Every December, Japanese in Nangochon and Gijeojung villages, who are known to be descendants of Baekje have ceremony to serve their their King in the Holy Sea which ..... In the severely cold water, they are having ceremony to revive the time when their King first reached the islands but they don't know why their King came to the islands. In the ceremony, the Nango-Japanese villagers are marching towards Kijeojung village with a statue of King Bokji to perform the scene that King Bokji has an audience with King Jungga, his father. They meet the two souls other and serve the finest drink, the most beautiful dance and song for 9 days. 6:57 Last morning of the ceremony, the time of parting, they blacken each other's face with soot. This performance means to hide the King himself (whose nation is ruined) from his enemy, which is now a joyful festival for his descendants.
7:20 History becomes legend, in which we can find evidence of truth.
When they depart from each other, they shout 'Oh! Sarabur!' at each other. They don't know the meaning of the word 'Sarabur' but it is very certain for us Koreans. (note : it is Kyungsang-do dialect for "Sarara (survive or save your life)"
Baekje is still alive in their farewell sayings, farewell waves and in their undying tradition, and inside the people who don't know about Baekje.
8:10 Only those who try to reveal 'HISTORY' remaining in legend can find the door to truth.
8:24 Vast territories of Baekje have disappeared in people's memories but still there traces of the true existance of them remain. 'King Jahyun, King Wuhyun, King Myunjung, King Buan, King Gukjung, King Jangsang.... so many Baekje Kings who are not recorded in authentic Baekje emperors family tree appear in Chinese history books. They must have been Kings of Baekje Damnos. Their lands comprised the Japanese Islands, China and far southern Asia. 9:9 We shouldn't limit our own history into the Korean peninsula and block any possibility so that we should have a new view of Baekje history. This is also to elevate our own spirit..
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Baekje Kingdom
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Baekje Kingdom
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Baekje or Paekche (18 BCE - 660 CE) was a kingdom located in southwest Korea. It was one of the Three Kingdoms of Korea, t...
Baekje Kingdom
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Baekje or Paekche (18 BCE - 660 CE) was a kingdom located in southwest Korea. It was one of the Three Kingdoms of Korea, together with Goguryeo and Silla.
Baekje was founded by Onjo, the third son of Goguryeo's founder Jumong and So Seo-no, at Wiryeseong (present-day southern Seoul). Baekje, like Goguryeo, claimed to succeed Buyeo, a state established in present-day Manchuria around the time of Gojoseon's fall.
Baekje alternately battled and allied with Goguryeo and Silla as the three kingdoms expanded control over the peninsula. At its peak in the 4th century, Baekje controlled most of the western Korean peninsula, as far north as Pyongyang, and may have even held territories in China, such as in Liaoxi, though this is controversial. It became a significant regional sea power, with political and trade relations with China and Japan.
In 660, it was defeated by an alliance of Silla and Chinese Tang Dynasty, submitting to Unified Silla.
To confront the military pressure of Goguryeo to its north and Silla to its east, Baekje (Kudara in Japanese) established close relations with Japan. According to the Korean chronicle Samguk Sagi, Baekje and Silla sent some princes to the Japanese court as hostages. Whether the princes sent to Japan should be interpreted as diplomats as part of an embassy or literal hostages is debated. Due to the confusion on the exact nature of this relationship (the question of whether the Baekje Koreans were family or at least close to the Japanese Imperial line or whether they were hostages) and the fact that the Nihon Shoki, a primary source of material for this relationship, is a compilation of myth, makes it difficult to evaluate. The Samguk Sagi, which also documents this, can also be interpreted in various ways and at any rate it was rewritten in the 13th century, easily seven or eight centuries after these particular events took place. Adding to the confusion is the discovery (in Japan) that the "Inariyama sword, as well as some other swords discovered in Japan, utilized the Korean 'Idu' system of writing." The swords "originated in Paekche and that the kings named in their inscriptions represent Paekche kings rather than Japanese kings." The techniques for making these swords were the apparently similar to styles from Korea, specifically from Baekje. In Japan, the hostage interpretation is dominant.
Koreans, diplomats and royal relatives or not, brought to Japan knowledge of the Chinese writing system, Buddhism, iron processing for weapons, and various other technologies. In exchange, Japan provided military support.
Some members of the Baekje nobility and royalty emigrated to Japan even before the kingdom was overthrown. In response to Baekje's request, Japan in 663 sent the general Abe no Hirafu with 20,000 troops and 1,000 ships to revive Baekje with Buyeo Pung (known in Japanese as Hōshō), a son of Uija of Baekje who had been an emissary to Japan. Around August 661, 10,000 soldiers and 170 ships, led by Abe no Hirafu, arrived. Additional Japanese reinforcement, including 27,000 soldiers led by Kamitsukeno no Kimi Wakako and 10,000 soldiers led by Iohara no Kimi also arrived at Baekje in 662.
This attempt, however, failed at the battle of Baekgang, and the prince escaped to Goguryeo. According to the Nihon Shoki, 400 Japanese ships were lost in the battles. Only half of the troops were able to return to Japan.
The Japanese army retreated to Japan with many Baekje refugees. The former royal family members were initially treated as "foreign guests" (蕃客) and were not incorporated into the political system of Japan for some time. Buyeo Pung's younger brother Sun-gwang (Zenkō in Japanese) (善光 or 禅広) used the family name Kudara no Konikishi ("King of Baekje") (百濟王) (they are also called the Kudara clan, as Baekje was called Kudara in Japanese). The mother of Emperor Kammu (737-806) was Takano no Niigasa, a descendant of King Muryeong of Baekje. Emperor Kammu treated the Kudara no Konikishi clan as his "relatives by marriage". Baekje royalty are also the ancestors of the Ouchi clan, the Sue clan, Soga clan and others.
For more information on this topic you can visit these sites:
- http://www.art-and-archaeology.com/korea/korea.html#seoul
- http://koreanhistory.info/TheThreeKingdoms.htm
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baekje
- http://www.deviantart.com/art/Korea-Baekje-255634665
- http://kyb0417.blogspot.com/search/label/Korean%20helmet
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4dEFrm_IDX4
- http://www.theguardian.com/world/2001/dec/28/japan.worlddispatch
- http://www.nytimes.com/2002/03/11/world/japan-rediscovers-its-korean-past.html
- http://english.chosun.com/site/data/html_dir/2004/08/04/2004080461037.html
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven-Branched_Sword
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Baekje Kingdom
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Baekje or Paekche (18 BCE - 660 CE) was a kingdom located in southwest Korea. It was one of the Three Kingdoms of Korea, together with Goguryeo and Silla.
Baekje was founded by Onjo, the third son of Goguryeo's founder Jumong and So Seo-no, at Wiryeseong (present-day southern Seoul). Baekje, like Goguryeo, claimed to succeed Buyeo, a state established in present-day Manchuria around the time of Gojoseon's fall.
Baekje alternately battled and allied with Goguryeo and Silla as the three kingdoms expanded control over the peninsula. At its peak in the 4th century, Baekje controlled most of the western Korean peninsula, as far north as Pyongyang, and may have even held territories in China, such as in Liaoxi, though this is controversial. It became a significant regional sea power, with political and trade relations with China and Japan.
In 660, it was defeated by an alliance of Silla and Chinese Tang Dynasty, submitting to Unified Silla.
To confront the military pressure of Goguryeo to its north and Silla to its east, Baekje (Kudara in Japanese) established close relations with Japan. According to the Korean chronicle Samguk Sagi, Baekje and Silla sent some princes to the Japanese court as hostages. Whether the princes sent to Japan should be interpreted as diplomats as part of an embassy or literal hostages is debated. Due to the confusion on the exact nature of this relationship (the question of whether the Baekje Koreans were family or at least close to the Japanese Imperial line or whether they were hostages) and the fact that the Nihon Shoki, a primary source of material for this relationship, is a compilation of myth, makes it difficult to evaluate. The Samguk Sagi, which also documents this, can also be interpreted in various ways and at any rate it was rewritten in the 13th century, easily seven or eight centuries after these particular events took place. Adding to the confusion is the discovery (in Japan) that the "Inariyama sword, as well as some other swords discovered in Japan, utilized the Korean 'Idu' system of writing." The swords "originated in Paekche and that the kings named in their inscriptions represent Paekche kings rather than Japanese kings." The techniques for making these swords were the apparently similar to styles from Korea, specifically from Baekje. In Japan, the hostage interpretation is dominant.
Koreans, diplomats and royal relatives or not, brought to Japan knowledge of the Chinese writing system, Buddhism, iron processing for weapons, and various other technologies. In exchange, Japan provided military support.
Some members of the Baekje nobility and royalty emigrated to Japan even before the kingdom was overthrown. In response to Baekje's request, Japan in 663 sent the general Abe no Hirafu with 20,000 troops and 1,000 ships to revive Baekje with Buyeo Pung (known in Japanese as Hōshō), a son of Uija of Baekje who had been an emissary to Japan. Around August 661, 10,000 soldiers and 170 ships, led by Abe no Hirafu, arrived. Additional Japanese reinforcement, including 27,000 soldiers led by Kamitsukeno no Kimi Wakako and 10,000 soldiers led by Iohara no Kimi also arrived at Baekje in 662.
This attempt, however, failed at the battle of Baekgang, and the prince escaped to Goguryeo. According to the Nihon Shoki, 400 Japanese ships were lost in the battles. Only half of the troops were able to return to Japan.
The Japanese army retreated to Japan with many Baekje refugees. The former royal family members were initially treated as "foreign guests" (蕃客) and were not incorporated into the political system of Japan for some time. Buyeo Pung's younger brother Sun-gwang (Zenkō in Japanese) (善光 or 禅広) used the family name Kudara no Konikishi ("King of Baekje") (百濟王) (they are also called the Kudara clan, as Baekje was called Kudara in Japanese). The mother of Emperor Kammu (737-806) was Takano no Niigasa, a descendant of King Muryeong of Baekje. Emperor Kammu treated the Kudara no Konikishi clan as his "relatives by marriage". Baekje royalty are also the ancestors of the Ouchi clan, the Sue clan, Soga clan and others.
For more information on this topic you can visit these sites:
- http://www.art-and-archaeology.com/korea/korea.html#seoul
- http://koreanhistory.info/TheThreeKingdoms.htm
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baekje
- http://www.deviantart.com/art/Korea-Baekje-255634665
- http://kyb0417.blogspot.com/search/label/Korean%20helmet
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4dEFrm_IDX4
- http://www.theguardian.com/world/2001/dec/28/japan.worlddispatch
- http://www.nytimes.com/2002/03/11/world/japan-rediscovers-its-korean-past.html
- http://english.chosun.com/site/data/html_dir/2004/08/04/2004080461037.html
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven-Branched_Sword
- published: 25 Apr 2013
- views: 3009
Sites of Korea′s ancient kingdom of Baekje named as UNESCO world heritage 백제 역
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- Updated: 04 Jul 2015
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We start with some wonderful news on the cultural front for Korea.
The country′s Baekje Historic Areas，.. composed of eight sites，.. like a fortress， royal tomb...
We start with some wonderful news on the cultural front for Korea.
The country′s Baekje Historic Areas，.. composed of eight sites，.. like a fortress， royal tombs，... and temples，... have made it onto UNESCO′s prestigous list of world cultural heritage sites.
Meeting on Saturday for its ongoing 39th session in the German city of Bonn，... UNESCO′s World Heritage Committee announced that the historic areas dotted around Korea′s central region would be inscribed as Cultural Heritage.
The sites are well preserved and contain the relics of the ancient Baekje Dynasty，.. which ruled the Korean peninsula from 18 B.C. to its fall in the mid－seventh century.
With this registration， Korea now has twelve cultural heritage sites listed on the UNESCO list.
wn.com/Sites Of Korea′S Ancient Kingdom Of Baekje Named As Unesco World Heritage 백제 역
We start with some wonderful news on the cultural front for Korea.
The country′s Baekje Historic Areas，.. composed of eight sites，.. like a fortress， royal tombs，... and temples，... have made it onto UNESCO′s prestigous list of world cultural heritage sites.
Meeting on Saturday for its ongoing 39th session in the German city of Bonn，... UNESCO′s World Heritage Committee announced that the historic areas dotted around Korea′s central region would be inscribed as Cultural Heritage.
The sites are well preserved and contain the relics of the ancient Baekje Dynasty，.. which ruled the Korean peninsula from 18 B.C. to its fall in the mid－seventh century.
With this registration， Korea now has twelve cultural heritage sites listed on the UNESCO list.
- published: 04 Jul 2015
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백제 문화단지[단편] Baekje Cultural Complex
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- Duration: 7:13
- Updated: 24 Jan 2015
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충청남도 부여군에 위치한 백제문화단지는 찬란한 문화의 꽃을 피우던 백제역사문화의 우수성을 세계에 알리고자 건립한 한국 최대 규모의 역사테마파크이다.
백제문화단지에는 백제왕궁을 재현한 사비궁(泗沘宮)과 대표적 사찰인 능사(陵寺), 생활문화마을, 위례성(偉禮城), 고분공원(古墳公園), 백제...
충청남도 부여군에 위치한 백제문화단지는 찬란한 문화의 꽃을 피우던 백제역사문화의 우수성을 세계에 알리고자 건립한 한국 최대 규모의 역사테마파크이다.
백제문화단지에는 백제왕궁을 재현한 사비궁(泗沘宮)과 대표적 사찰인 능사(陵寺), 생활문화마을, 위례성(偉禮城), 고분공원(古墳公園), 백제역사문화관, 롯데부여리조트, 테마아웃렛, 백제의 숲 등으로 조성되어 있을 뿐만 아니라 문화재청에서 설립한 한국전통문화학교와 롯데부여리조트가 단지내에 위치하여 역사문화체험은 물론 레저, 휴양, 쇼핑, 체험 등을 함께 누릴 수 있다.
주소 : 충청남도 부여군 규암면 374
전화 : 041-635-7740
wn.com/백제 문화단지 단편 Baekje Cultural Complex
충청남도 부여군에 위치한 백제문화단지는 찬란한 문화의 꽃을 피우던 백제역사문화의 우수성을 세계에 알리고자 건립한 한국 최대 규모의 역사테마파크이다.
백제문화단지에는 백제왕궁을 재현한 사비궁(泗沘宮)과 대표적 사찰인 능사(陵寺), 생활문화마을, 위례성(偉禮城), 고분공원(古墳公園), 백제역사문화관, 롯데부여리조트, 테마아웃렛, 백제의 숲 등으로 조성되어 있을 뿐만 아니라 문화재청에서 설립한 한국전통문화학교와 롯데부여리조트가 단지내에 위치하여 역사문화체험은 물론 레저, 휴양, 쇼핑, 체험 등을 함께 누릴 수 있다.
주소 : 충청남도 부여군 규암면 374
전화 : 041-635-7740
- published: 24 Jan 2015
- views: 507
The Spirit of Baekje -- Buyeo National Museum_국립부여박물관
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- Duration: 9:26
- Updated: 07 Jan 2011
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Buyeo National Museum possesses the cultural relics of Sabi-Baekje, of when ancient Baekje culture really bloomed in the past. They also take an important role ...
Buyeo National Museum possesses the cultural relics of Sabi-Baekje, of when ancient Baekje culture really bloomed in the past. They also take an important role in researching and supplying tradition and culture to the community through various socio- cultural programs.
wn.com/The Spirit Of Baekje Buyeo National Museum 국립부여박물관
Buyeo National Museum possesses the cultural relics of Sabi-Baekje, of when ancient Baekje culture really bloomed in the past. They also take an important role in researching and supplying tradition and culture to the community through various socio- cultural programs.
- published: 07 Jan 2011
- views: 435
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Literary Trip to Gyeongju of Sanjay from India and Professor Montgomery from USA Sanjay is a young man from Varanasi, India, where he worked as a boat tour guide and ran a small tea house. He was quite famous among Korean tourists in Varanasi. He speaks Korean fluently and he was also featured in the best-selling poem collection "I Miss You Even When You Are by My Side" by renowned Korean poet Ryu Si-hwa. Last summer Sanjay visited Korea to learn more about the Korean culture and language. He is having his hands full studying for the advanced level of a Korean language proficiency test at Dongguk University. The more he learns, the more he wants to find out about the history and culture of Korea. He was lucky to find a mentor - Professor Montgomery who teaches English translation and int... -
Travel Story - Ep16C02 Hwangnamdaechong Tomb and Cheonmachong Tomb
Literary Trip to Gyeongju of Sanjay from India and Professor Montgomery from USA Sanjay is a young man from Varanasi, India, where he worked as a boat tour guide and ran a small tea house. He was quite famous among Korean tourists in Varanasi. He speaks Korean fluently and he was also featured in the best-selling poem collection "I Miss You Even When You Are by My Side" by renowned Korean poet Ryu Si-hwa. Last summer Sanjay visited Korea to learn more about the Korean culture and language. He is having his hands full studying for the advanced level of a Korean language proficiency test at Dongguk University. The more he learns, the more he wants to find out about the history and culture of Korea. He was lucky to find a mentor - Professor Montgomery who teaches English translation and int... -
Seoul - The Wonderful City In Asia Part II
Seoul - The Wonderful City In Asia Part II - Seoul (English pronunciation: /soʊl/; Korean: [sʰʌ.ul] ( listen)) — officially the Seoul Special City — is the capital and largest metropolis of South Korea. The Seoul Capital Area, which includes the surrounding Incheon metropolis and Gyeonggi province, is the world's second largest metropolitan area with over 25.6 million people,[5] home to over half of South Koreans along with 632,000 international residents.[6] The city has been known in the past by the names Wirye-seong (위례성; 慰禮城, Baekje era), Hanju (한주; 漢州, Silla era), Namgyeong (남경; 南京, Goryeo era), Hanseong (한성; 漢城, Baekje and Joseon era), Hanyang (한양; 漢陽, Joseon era), Gyeongseong (경성; 京城, colonial era).[24] Settlement of the Han River area, where present-day Seoul is located, began ar... -
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Travel Story - Ep19C01 Ceferino Valdez_ Paraguay Ambassador's Trip to Taean and Buyeo
Travel Story Ep19 Paraguay Ambassador's Trip to Taean and Buyeo Ceferino Valdez, Ambassador of Paraguay to Korea, loves Korea as much as Koreans do. His business card even has his Korean name, Park Dae-soo. Mr. Valdez has worked in Korea for nearly 14 years, the longest term ever since Paraguay and Korea established diplomatic ties in 1962. What makes Korea so attractive to him? Mr. Valdez says he was impressed by Korea's natural landscape and its dynamic society and people. Whenever he has time, Mr. Valdez likes to travel around Korea. He says he is happy when he meets people while traveling. The most memorable place for him is Taean. When he just took office in December 2007, he visited Taean to help locals cope with the worst oil spill in Korea's history. Back then he didn't even know w... -
Seoul Night Market, Korea by Asiatravel.com
Asiatravel.com offers over 500,000 Hotels, Flights, Travel Packages, Tours & Attractions up to 75% discount. All with last minute availability & instant confirmation plus up to 5% cash rebate exclusively for our customers. For more information visit http://www.asiatravel.com Seoul (English pronunciation: /soʊl/; Korean: [sə.ul] ( listen), "Capital City", from ancient Sillan "Seorabeol"[5]), officially the Seoul Special City, is the capital and largest metropolis of South Korea. A megacity with a population of more than 10 million, it is the largest city proper in the OECD developed world.[6] The Seoul Capital Area, which includes the surrounding Incheon metropolis and Gyeonggi province, is the world's second largest metropolitan area with over 25.6 million people,[7] home to over half of... -
Seoul City Tour, Korea by Asiatravel.com
Asiatravel.com offers over 500,000 Hotels, Flights, Travel Packages, Tours & Attractions up to 75% discount. All with last minute availability & instant confirmation plus up to 5% cash rebate exclusively for our customers. For more information visit http://www.asiatravel.com Seoul (Korean pronunciation: [sʌ.ul] ( listen)), officially the Seoul Special City, is the capital and largest city of South Korea. With a population of over 10 million, it is one of the world's largest cities.[1] The Seoul National Capital Area, which includes the major port city of Incheon and most of Gyeonggi-do, has 24.5 million inhabitants,[2] and is the world's second largest metropolitan area.[3] Almost half of South Korea's population live in the Seoul National Capital Area, and nearly a quarter in Seoul its... -
Japan Travel Yoshinogari Historical Park Ancient Japan...Kyushu, Saga01
Japan Travel Yoshinogari Historical Park Ancient Japan...Kyushu, Saga01 The Yoshinogari Historical Park (Yoshinogari Rekishi Kōen) is a remarkable archaeological site in Saga Prefecture. The vast park covers a large settlement from the Yayoi Period (300 BC - 300 AD) where dozens of pit dwellings, elevated store houses and over 2000 tombs were excavated. It is the largest and most important Yayoi Period site in Japan, and the best place for people who want to learn about this era of Japanese history. The settlements unearthed at Yoshinogari are believed to have been some of the largest moat surrounded villages of their time and are speculated to have been the seat of one of the earliest forms of state government discovered in Japan. Today the ancient site has been preserved with impressiv... -
SEOUL View Time Lapse | Night at SEOUL - KOREA HD 2015
Seoul (English pronunciation: /soʊl/; Korean: [sʰʌ.ul] ( listen)) – officially the Seoul Special City – is the capital and largest metropolis of South Korea, forming the heart of the Seoul Capital Area, which includes the surrounding Incheon metropolis and Gyeonggi province, the world's second largest metropolitan area with over 25.6 million people.[5] It is home to over half of South Koreans along with 678,102 international residents.[6] With a population of over 10 million, the megacity is the largest city proper in the OECD. Situated on the Han River, Seoul's history stretches back more than two thousand years when it was founded in 18 BCE by Baekje, one of the Three Kingdoms of Korea. It continued as the capital of Korea under the Joseon Dynasty. The Seoul Capital Area contains five ... -
Travels - South Korea
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TRAVEL - [SEOUL] DAY 1 Namsangol Hanok Village
This is one of the famous korean traditional village that had been restored for public viewing. Entrance are free. -
20150713〜15 South Korea travel Part2
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CIFLE Summer 2013 Traveling English Education Consulting (TEEC) Seminar - Peer Assessment
The Chungnam Institute of Foreign Language Education (CIFLE) was opened in 2007 in South ChungCheong province in South Korea with the twin goals of provide an environment for immersive English-language learning experiences for students and authentic language education training programs for teachers. The Traveling English Education Consulting (TEEC) seminar is a biannual event for Korean and Native Elementary and Secondary school English teachers. Each TEEC seminar is held in different city in Chungnam province. CIFLE faculty present talks on varying subjects relevant to EFL education while Korean English teachers present their classroom experiences incorporating techniques learned through previous CIFLE training programs. In this video, CIFLE instructor Jonathan Pharis gives a presentati... -
Seoul, South Korea – Part 7
Seoul, officially the Seoul Special City, is the capital and largest metropolis of South Korea, forming the heart of the Seoul Capital Area, which includes the surrounding Incheon metropolis and Gyeonggi province, the world's second largest metropolitan area with over 25.6 million people. It is home to over half of South Koreans along with 632,000 international residents. With a population of over 10 million, the megacity is the largest city proper in the OECD. Situated on the Han River, Seoul's history stretches back more than 2,000 years when it was founded in 18 BCE by Baekje, one of the Three Kingdoms of Korea. It continued as the capital of Korea under the Joseon Dynasty. The Seoul Capital Area contains five UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Changdeok Palace, Hwaseong Fortress, Jongmyo Sh...
South Korea Travel Video Guide
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:49
- Updated: 07 May 2014
- views: 4324
South Korea Travel Video Guide: South Korea, formally the Republic of Korea is a country in East Asia. South Korea occupies the southern half of the Korean Peni...
South Korea Travel Video Guide: South Korea, formally the Republic of Korea is a country in East Asia. South Korea occupies the southern half of the Korean Peninsula, with North Korea to the north, China across the sea to the west and Japan a short ferry ride to the southeast.
Archeological finds of prehistoric toolmaking on the Korean Peninsula date back to 70,000 BC, and the first pottery is found around 8000 BC. Comb-pattern pottery culture peaked around 3500-2000 BC.
Legend has it that Korea began with the founding of Gojoseon (also called Ancient Chosun) by the legendary Dangun in 2333 BC. Archeological and contemporaneous written records of Gojoseon as a kingdom date back to around 7th-4th century BC. Gojoseon was eventually defeated by the Chinese Han Dynasty and its territories were governed by four Chinese commanderies. The political chaos following the fall of the Han Dynasty in China allowed native tribes to regain control of Korea and led to the emergence of the Three Kingdoms of Korea, namely Goguryeo, Silla and Baekje. Despite repeated attempts by China, namely the Sui Dynasty and later the Tang Dynasty, to conquer the Korean Peninsula, northern-based Goguryeo managed to repel them. Eventually, Goguryeo fell to a Silla-Tang alliance, which had earlier defeated Baekje. This unified Korea under the Silla dynasty. Even though Tang later invaded, Silla forces managed to drive them out, thus maintaining Korea's independence.
Unified Silla was replaced by the Goryeo (also called Koryo) dynasty, from which the modern name "Korea" derives. One highlight of the Goryeo dynasty was that in 1234 the world's first metal movable type was invented by a Korean named Choe Yun-ui (200 years before Gutenberg's printing press). Goryeo was replaced by the Joseon (also called Chosun) dynasty, after a coup by one of its generals. The Joseon dynasty ruled Korea from 1392 to 1910, being one of the longest actively ruling dynasties in world history. It was during the early part of the Joseon dynasty that Korean technological inventions such as the world's first water clock, ironclad ship, and other innovations took place. During the rule of King Sejong the Great, the world's first rain gauge was invented and the Korean alphabet known as hangul was created.
Enjoy your South Korea Travel Video Guide!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tpzq9knH1Gs
wn.com/South Korea Travel Video Guide
South Korea Travel Video Guide: South Korea, formally the Republic of Korea is a country in East Asia. South Korea occupies the southern half of the Korean Peninsula, with North Korea to the north, China across the sea to the west and Japan a short ferry ride to the southeast.
Archeological finds of prehistoric toolmaking on the Korean Peninsula date back to 70,000 BC, and the first pottery is found around 8000 BC. Comb-pattern pottery culture peaked around 3500-2000 BC.
Legend has it that Korea began with the founding of Gojoseon (also called Ancient Chosun) by the legendary Dangun in 2333 BC. Archeological and contemporaneous written records of Gojoseon as a kingdom date back to around 7th-4th century BC. Gojoseon was eventually defeated by the Chinese Han Dynasty and its territories were governed by four Chinese commanderies. The political chaos following the fall of the Han Dynasty in China allowed native tribes to regain control of Korea and led to the emergence of the Three Kingdoms of Korea, namely Goguryeo, Silla and Baekje. Despite repeated attempts by China, namely the Sui Dynasty and later the Tang Dynasty, to conquer the Korean Peninsula, northern-based Goguryeo managed to repel them. Eventually, Goguryeo fell to a Silla-Tang alliance, which had earlier defeated Baekje. This unified Korea under the Silla dynasty. Even though Tang later invaded, Silla forces managed to drive them out, thus maintaining Korea's independence.
Unified Silla was replaced by the Goryeo (also called Koryo) dynasty, from which the modern name "Korea" derives. One highlight of the Goryeo dynasty was that in 1234 the world's first metal movable type was invented by a Korean named Choe Yun-ui (200 years before Gutenberg's printing press). Goryeo was replaced by the Joseon (also called Chosun) dynasty, after a coup by one of its generals. The Joseon dynasty ruled Korea from 1392 to 1910, being one of the longest actively ruling dynasties in world history. It was during the early part of the Joseon dynasty that Korean technological inventions such as the world's first water clock, ironclad ship, and other innovations took place. During the rule of King Sejong the Great, the world's first rain gauge was invented and the Korean alphabet known as hangul was created.
Enjoy your South Korea Travel Video Guide!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tpzq9knH1Gs
- published: 07 May 2014
- views: 4324
Gejang of Baekje 百済のカンジャンケジャン:Gourmet Report グルメレポート
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:50
- Updated: 21 Sep 2014
- views: 4694
百済/千種区:ペクチェと読む韓国料理店
http://miminome.blogspot.jp/2014/09/blog-post_9.html
今日のグルメリポート。
一緒に沖縄に行ったヤツが名古屋に里帰り。
なので、夕食でも一緒に食べましょう。
ということになって。
行ったのが、今池の百済。
韓国料理。
...
百済/千種区:ペクチェと読む韓国料理店
http://miminome.blogspot.jp/2014/09/blog-post_9.html
今日のグルメリポート。
一緒に沖縄に行ったヤツが名古屋に里帰り。
なので、夕食でも一緒に食べましょう。
ということになって。
行ったのが、今池の百済。
韓国料理。
カンジャンケジャンやチヂミやトッポギ。
おいしいものがいっぱい食べられました。
Today's gourmet report.
We went to eat Korean food.
Cuisine of this Korea restaurant very delicious.
We ate a lot of good food.
ビデオカメラは SONY HDR-PJ790V を使って撮影しました。
60pでの撮影です。
編集はEDIUS 6.5です。
みみの目
http://miminome.blogspot.jp/
Mimi-San's Eye(English Blog)
http://mimi-sans-eye.blogspot.jp/
みみの目ムービー
MIMINOME-MOVIE
みみさん
Mimi-san
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百済/千種区:ペクチェと読む韓国料理店
http://miminome.blogspot.jp/2014/09/blog-post_9.html
今日のグルメリポート。
一緒に沖縄に行ったヤツが名古屋に里帰り。
なので、夕食でも一緒に食べましょう。
ということになって。
行ったのが、今池の百済。
韓国料理。
カンジャンケジャンやチヂミやトッポギ。
おいしいものがいっぱい食べられました。
Today's gourmet report.
We went to eat Korean food.
Cuisine of this Korea restaurant very delicious.
We ate a lot of good food.
ビデオカメラは SONY HDR-PJ790V を使って撮影しました。
60pでの撮影です。
編集はEDIUS 6.5です。
みみの目
http://miminome.blogspot.jp/
Mimi-San's Eye(English Blog)
http://mimi-sans-eye.blogspot.jp/
みみの目ムービー
MIMINOME-MOVIE
みみさん
Mimi-san
- published: 21 Sep 2014
- views: 4694
Korea Travel From Seoul To Korea — Awesome Korea Trip
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:01
- Updated: 25 Oct 2012
- views: 83037
Visit: http://www.k-shuttle.com
An amazing sightseeing trip to the south-western regions of Korea with K-Shuttle and students from Seoul University, Dongguk Un...
Visit: http://www.k-shuttle.com
An amazing sightseeing trip to the south-western regions of Korea with K-Shuttle and students from Seoul University, Dongguk University and Chonnam National University. We have visited Buyeo, the last capital city during the Baekje Period; Jeonju, the home of bibimbap and representative of Korean cuisine; Yeosu, a city of water and site of Expo 2012 Yeosu Korea, Suncheon with its breathtaking nature and Busan, the largest port of SoKo.
Seoul — The Capital of South Korea, Where Tradition and Modernity Exist Side by Side. The current capital of Korea, and also capital of the 600-year Joseon Dynasty. Seoul is a city where Korea's traditional culture and modernity exist in harmony with urban high-rise buildings. Major tourist destinations include N Seoul Tower, where you can look over the entire downtown region at once, Changdeokgung Palace and Jongmyo Shrine, designated as UNESCO World Heritage sites.
Buyeo — A Place Where the History and Culture of the Baekje Kingdom Are Alive and Well. Buyeo, the last capital of the Baekje Kingdom, has traces of Baekje history and its royal family around every corner. There are Busosan Mountain, known as a treasure chest of Baekje culture; Busosanseong Fortress, which guarded the Baekje Royal Palace; royal palace sites; numerous Buddhist ruins; and royal tomb remains.
Jeonju — A City of Traditional Culture and Artistic Creativity. Jeonju is known as the city of taste and style. In particular, Jeonju Hanok Village is packed with over 800 Hanok and is a famous to enjoy Korean traditions and tastes. It is where you can experience not only the beauty of traditional Hanok but also tables heaving with delicious full course Korean meals.
Yeosu — Where a Beautiful Sea View Unfolds. Yeosu, scheduled to host the Expo 2012 Yeosu Korea, is a city consisting of over 300 islands and crystal-clear sea. As it is part of Hallyeohaesang National Park, it is also famous for its magnificent sea view. In particular, the beautiful Odongdo Island, the start and finishing points of Hallyeohaesang National Park, is where you may see red camellia flowers, even in midwinter.
Suncheon — A treasure of nature with vast marshlands and reeded fields. In the midst of Suncheon, Suncheonman Bay solidly preserves one of the top five coastal wetlands in the world, and is the most extensive reed area in Korea. You can also enjoy Naganeupseong which presents the features of daily Korean life in the Joseon Period, and Songgwangsa Temple preserving Buddhist cultural treasures. The International Garden Exposition Suncheon Bay Korea 2013 is scheduled to be held there.
Busan — A Vibrant and Exotic Port City. Korea's second largest city and No. 1 port city Busan. Luxurious hotels and a shopping town are located in the center along a beautiful coastline. The main tourist attractions of Busan is Haeundae, visited by over one million people every summer, is well known as Korea's most popular beach.
wn.com/Korea Travel From Seoul To Korea — Awesome Korea Trip
Visit: http://www.k-shuttle.com
An amazing sightseeing trip to the south-western regions of Korea with K-Shuttle and students from Seoul University, Dongguk University and Chonnam National University. We have visited Buyeo, the last capital city during the Baekje Period; Jeonju, the home of bibimbap and representative of Korean cuisine; Yeosu, a city of water and site of Expo 2012 Yeosu Korea, Suncheon with its breathtaking nature and Busan, the largest port of SoKo.
Seoul — The Capital of South Korea, Where Tradition and Modernity Exist Side by Side. The current capital of Korea, and also capital of the 600-year Joseon Dynasty. Seoul is a city where Korea's traditional culture and modernity exist in harmony with urban high-rise buildings. Major tourist destinations include N Seoul Tower, where you can look over the entire downtown region at once, Changdeokgung Palace and Jongmyo Shrine, designated as UNESCO World Heritage sites.
Buyeo — A Place Where the History and Culture of the Baekje Kingdom Are Alive and Well. Buyeo, the last capital of the Baekje Kingdom, has traces of Baekje history and its royal family around every corner. There are Busosan Mountain, known as a treasure chest of Baekje culture; Busosanseong Fortress, which guarded the Baekje Royal Palace; royal palace sites; numerous Buddhist ruins; and royal tomb remains.
Jeonju — A City of Traditional Culture and Artistic Creativity. Jeonju is known as the city of taste and style. In particular, Jeonju Hanok Village is packed with over 800 Hanok and is a famous to enjoy Korean traditions and tastes. It is where you can experience not only the beauty of traditional Hanok but also tables heaving with delicious full course Korean meals.
Yeosu — Where a Beautiful Sea View Unfolds. Yeosu, scheduled to host the Expo 2012 Yeosu Korea, is a city consisting of over 300 islands and crystal-clear sea. As it is part of Hallyeohaesang National Park, it is also famous for its magnificent sea view. In particular, the beautiful Odongdo Island, the start and finishing points of Hallyeohaesang National Park, is where you may see red camellia flowers, even in midwinter.
Suncheon — A treasure of nature with vast marshlands and reeded fields. In the midst of Suncheon, Suncheonman Bay solidly preserves one of the top five coastal wetlands in the world, and is the most extensive reed area in Korea. You can also enjoy Naganeupseong which presents the features of daily Korean life in the Joseon Period, and Songgwangsa Temple preserving Buddhist cultural treasures. The International Garden Exposition Suncheon Bay Korea 2013 is scheduled to be held there.
Busan — A Vibrant and Exotic Port City. Korea's second largest city and No. 1 port city Busan. Luxurious hotels and a shopping town are located in the center along a beautiful coastline. The main tourist attractions of Busan is Haeundae, visited by over one million people every summer, is well known as Korea's most popular beach.
- published: 25 Oct 2012
- views: 83037
Buddhist Reliquaries of Mireuksa Pagoda in Baekje
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- Duration: 14:59
- Updated: 19 May 2014
- views: 26
International Conference on Arts & Humanities- 2014
02nd - 03rd April
Taj Samudra Hotel, Colombo, Sri Lanka
Ms. Kyeongmi Joo (Seoul National University, South ...
International Conference on Arts & Humanities- 2014
02nd - 03rd April
Taj Samudra Hotel, Colombo, Sri Lanka
Ms. Kyeongmi Joo (Seoul National University, South Korea)
Buddhist Reliquaries of Mireuksa Pagoda in Baekje
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International Conference on Arts & Humanities- 2014
02nd - 03rd April
Taj Samudra Hotel, Colombo, Sri Lanka
Ms. Kyeongmi Joo (Seoul National University, South Korea)
Buddhist Reliquaries of Mireuksa Pagoda in Baekje
- published: 19 May 2014
- views: 26
South Korea - Korea Sparkling - TV Tourism Commercial - TV Spot - The Travel Channel - 2009
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- Duration: 0:35
- Updated: 02 Sep 2013
- views: 3045
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South Korea - Korea Sparkling - TV Tourism Commercial - TV Advert - TV Spot - The Travel Channel - 2009
South Korea (한국, 韓國), formally the Republic of Korea (대한민국, 大韓民國) is a country in East Asia. South Korea occupies the southern half of the Korean Peninsula, with North Korea to the north, China across the sea to the west and Japan a short ferry ride to the southeast.
[
Archeological finds of prehistoric toolmaking on the Korean Peninsula date back to 70,000 BC, and the first pottery is found around 8000 BC. Comb-pattern pottery culture peaked around 3500-2000 BC.
Legend has it that Korea began with the founding of Gojoseon (also called Ancient Chosun) by the legendary Dangun in 2333 BC. Archeological and contemporaneous written records of Gojoseon as a kingdom date back to around 7th-4th century BC. Gojoseon was eventually defeated by the Chinese Han Dynasty and its territories were governed by four Chinese commanderies.
The political chaos following the fall of the Han Dynasty in China allowed native tribes to regain control of Korea and led to the emergence of the Three Kingdoms of Korea, namely Goguryeo, Silla and Baekje. Despite repeated attempts by China, namely the Sui Dynasty and later the Tang Dynasty, to conquer the Korean Peninsula, northern-based Goguryeo managed to repel them. Eventually, Goguryeo fell to a Silla-Tang alliance, which had earlier defeated Baekje. This unified Korea under the Silla dynasty.
Even though Tang later invaded, Silla forces managed to drive them out, thus maintaining Korea's independence. Unified Silla was replaced by the Goryeo (also called Koryo) dynasty, from which the modern name "Korea" derives. One highlight of the Goryeo dynasty was that in 1234 the world's first metal movable type was invented by a Korean named Choe Yun-ui (200 years before Gutenberg's printing press).
Goryeo was replaced by the Joseon (also called Chosun) dynasty, after a coup by one of its generals. The Joseon dynasty ruled Korea from 1392 to 1910, being one of the longest actively ruling dynasties in world history. It was during the early part of the Joseon dynasty that Korean technological inventions such as the world's first water clock, ironclad ship, and other innovations took place. During the rule of King Sejong the Great, the world's first rain gauge was invented and the Korean alphabet known as hangul was created.
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South Korea - Korea Sparkling - TV Tourism Commercial - TV Advert - TV Spot - The Travel Channel - 2009
South Korea (한국, 韓國), formally the Republic of Korea (대한민국, 大韓民國) is a country in East Asia. South Korea occupies the southern half of the Korean Peninsula, with North Korea to the north, China across the sea to the west and Japan a short ferry ride to the southeast.
[
Archeological finds of prehistoric toolmaking on the Korean Peninsula date back to 70,000 BC, and the first pottery is found around 8000 BC. Comb-pattern pottery culture peaked around 3500-2000 BC.
Legend has it that Korea began with the founding of Gojoseon (also called Ancient Chosun) by the legendary Dangun in 2333 BC. Archeological and contemporaneous written records of Gojoseon as a kingdom date back to around 7th-4th century BC. Gojoseon was eventually defeated by the Chinese Han Dynasty and its territories were governed by four Chinese commanderies.
The political chaos following the fall of the Han Dynasty in China allowed native tribes to regain control of Korea and led to the emergence of the Three Kingdoms of Korea, namely Goguryeo, Silla and Baekje. Despite repeated attempts by China, namely the Sui Dynasty and later the Tang Dynasty, to conquer the Korean Peninsula, northern-based Goguryeo managed to repel them. Eventually, Goguryeo fell to a Silla-Tang alliance, which had earlier defeated Baekje. This unified Korea under the Silla dynasty.
Even though Tang later invaded, Silla forces managed to drive them out, thus maintaining Korea's independence. Unified Silla was replaced by the Goryeo (also called Koryo) dynasty, from which the modern name "Korea" derives. One highlight of the Goryeo dynasty was that in 1234 the world's first metal movable type was invented by a Korean named Choe Yun-ui (200 years before Gutenberg's printing press).
Goryeo was replaced by the Joseon (also called Chosun) dynasty, after a coup by one of its generals. The Joseon dynasty ruled Korea from 1392 to 1910, being one of the longest actively ruling dynasties in world history. It was during the early part of the Joseon dynasty that Korean technological inventions such as the world's first water clock, ironclad ship, and other innovations took place. During the rule of King Sejong the Great, the world's first rain gauge was invented and the Korean alphabet known as hangul was created.
- published: 02 Sep 2013
- views: 3045
Korea - Seoul - Travel - Jim Rogers World Adventure
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- Duration: 1:23
- Updated: 15 Feb 2009
- views: 4448
Leading economic expert Jim Rogers traveled to 150 countries over 150,000 miles in three years - follow his adventures here on FentonReport.
In this video Ji...
Leading economic expert Jim Rogers traveled to 150 countries over 150,000 miles in three years - follow his adventures here on FentonReport.
In this video Jim and Paige visit Seoul, Korea.
Copyright Jim Rogers - provided as a special contribution to The Fenton Report. http://www.fentonreport.com
Seoul is the capital and largest city of South Korea. With a population of over 10 million, It is one the the world's largest cities. The Seoul National Capital Area - which includes the major port city of Incheon and satellite towns in Gyeonggi-do, has 24.5 million inhabitants and is the world's second largest metropolitan area. Almost half of South Korea's population live in the Seoul National Capital Area, and nearly a quarter in Seoul itself, making it the country's chief economic, political and cultural center. As a Special City, Seoul is administered directly by the national government and is divided into 25 major districts.
The city is located on the basin of the Han River in the country's northwest. The North Korean border lies about 50 km to the north. Seoul first appears in history in 18 BC, when the Baekje, one of the Three Korean Kingdoms, established its capital Wirye-seong in what is now south-east Seoul. Modern Seoul descends from the Goryeo-era city of Namgyeong, which then became the capital of Korea during the Joseon dynasty. The Seoul National Capital Area includes three World Heritage sites: Changdeokgung, hwaseong Fortress and the Jongmyo Shrine.
The city has hosted the 1988 Summer Olympics and the 2002 FIFA World Cup. Seoul's influence as a leading business, technology and cultural center contributes to its status as a major global city, and is one of the world's top ten financial and commercial cities. It is also the fifth most expensive city in the world and the second most expensive city in Asia. In recent years, the Seoul Metropolitan Government has undertaken major environmental projects, including the nearly $1 billion restoration of Cheonggyecheon. At the same time, the city has promoted the Seoul Digital Media City, the world's first complex for high-tech digital technologies in IT, multimedia and entertainment.
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Leading economic expert Jim Rogers traveled to 150 countries over 150,000 miles in three years - follow his adventures here on FentonReport.
In this video Jim and Paige visit Seoul, Korea.
Copyright Jim Rogers - provided as a special contribution to The Fenton Report. http://www.fentonreport.com
Seoul is the capital and largest city of South Korea. With a population of over 10 million, It is one the the world's largest cities. The Seoul National Capital Area - which includes the major port city of Incheon and satellite towns in Gyeonggi-do, has 24.5 million inhabitants and is the world's second largest metropolitan area. Almost half of South Korea's population live in the Seoul National Capital Area, and nearly a quarter in Seoul itself, making it the country's chief economic, political and cultural center. As a Special City, Seoul is administered directly by the national government and is divided into 25 major districts.
The city is located on the basin of the Han River in the country's northwest. The North Korean border lies about 50 km to the north. Seoul first appears in history in 18 BC, when the Baekje, one of the Three Korean Kingdoms, established its capital Wirye-seong in what is now south-east Seoul. Modern Seoul descends from the Goryeo-era city of Namgyeong, which then became the capital of Korea during the Joseon dynasty. The Seoul National Capital Area includes three World Heritage sites: Changdeokgung, hwaseong Fortress and the Jongmyo Shrine.
The city has hosted the 1988 Summer Olympics and the 2002 FIFA World Cup. Seoul's influence as a leading business, technology and cultural center contributes to its status as a major global city, and is one of the world's top ten financial and commercial cities. It is also the fifth most expensive city in the world and the second most expensive city in Asia. In recent years, the Seoul Metropolitan Government has undertaken major environmental projects, including the nearly $1 billion restoration of Cheonggyecheon. At the same time, the city has promoted the Seoul Digital Media City, the world's first complex for high-tech digital technologies in IT, multimedia and entertainment.
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Travel in South Korea / Travel destination #7
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Travel in South Korea / Travel destination #7
"Republic of Korea" and "ROK" redirect here. For the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, see North Korea. For o...
Travel in South Korea / Travel destination #7
"Republic of Korea" and "ROK" redirect here. For the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, see North Korea. For other uses, see ROK (disambiguation).
Republic of Korea[show]
Centered taegeuk on a white rectangle inclusive of four black trigrams Centered taegeuk on a hibiscus syriacus surrounded by five stylized petals and a ribbon
Flag Emblem
Motto: "홍익인간" (Korean) (de facto)
"Benefit Broadly the Human World"[1]
Anthem: Aegukga "애국가" (Korean) (de jure)
"Patriotic Song"
Menu
0:00
Projection of Asia with South Korea in green
Capital
and largest city Seoul
37°33′N 126°58′E
Official languages Korean
Official scripts Hangul
Ethnic groups Korean
Demonym
South Korean
Korean
Government Unitary presidential
constitutional republic
- President Park Geun-hye
- Prime Minister Jung Hong-won
Legislature National Assembly
Formation
- Gojoseon ??? ~108 BC
- Kingdom of Koguryo 37 BC~668
- Kingdom of Baekje 18 BC~660
- Kingdom of Silla 57 BC~935
- Kingdom of Balhae 698~926
- Kingdom of Koryŏ 918~1392
- Kingdom of Joseon 1392~1897
- Korean Empire 1897~1910
- Japanese territory 1910~1945
- Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea 1919~1948
- UN trusteeship[2] 1945~1948[2]
- Republic proclaimed August 15, 1948[2]
Area
- Total 100,210 km2 (109th)
38,691 sq mi
- Water (%) 0.3 (301 km2 / 116 mi2)
Population
- 2014 estimate 51,302,044[3] (26th)
GDP (PPP) 2014 estimate
- Total $1.790 trillion[4] (13th)
- Per capita $35,485[4] (29th)
GDP (nominal) 2014 estimate
- Total $1.449 trillion[4] (13th)
- Per capita $28,739[4] (29th)
Gini (2011) 31.1[5]
medium
HDI (2013) Increase 0.891[6]
very high · 15th
Currency South Korean won (₩)
(KRW)
Time zone Korea Standard Time (UTC+9)
Date format
yyyy년 mm월 dd일
yyyy/mm/dd (CE)
Drives on the right
Calling code +82
ISO 3166 code KR
Internet TLD
.kr
.한국
South Korea
Hangul 대한민국
Hanja 大韓民國
Revised Romanization Daehan Min-guk
McCune–Reischauer Taehan Min’guk
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South Korea (About this sound listen), officially the Republic of Korea (Hangul: 대한민국; Hanja: 大韓民國; Daehan Minguk About this sound listen, "The Republic of Great Hán"; ROK), and commonly referred to as Korea, is a country in East Asia, constituting the southern part of the Korean Peninsula.[7] The name Korea is derived from the Kingdom of Goryeo, also spelled as Koryŏ. It shares land borders with North Korea to the north, and oversea borders with Japan to the east and China to the west. Roughly half of the country's 50 million people reside in the metropolitan area surrounding its capital, the Seoul Capital Area, which is the second largest in the world[8] with over 25 million residents.[9]
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Republic of Korea[show]
Centered taegeuk on a white rectangle inclusive of four black trigrams Centered taegeuk on a hibiscus syriacus surrounded by five stylized petals and a ribbon
Flag Emblem
Motto: "홍익인간" (Korean) (de facto)
"Benefit Broadly the Human World"[1]
Anthem: Aegukga "애국가" (Korean) (de jure)
"Patriotic Song"
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Projection of Asia with South Korea in green
Capital
and largest city Seoul
37°33′N 126°58′E
Official languages Korean
Official scripts Hangul
Ethnic groups Korean
Demonym
South Korean
Korean
Government Unitary presidential
constitutional republic
- President Park Geun-hye
- Prime Minister Jung Hong-won
Legislature National Assembly
Formation
- Gojoseon ??? ~108 BC
- Kingdom of Koguryo 37 BC~668
- Kingdom of Baekje 18 BC~660
- Kingdom of Silla 57 BC~935
- Kingdom of Balhae 698~926
- Kingdom of Koryŏ 918~1392
- Kingdom of Joseon 1392~1897
- Korean Empire 1897~1910
- Japanese territory 1910~1945
- Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea 1919~1948
- UN trusteeship[2] 1945~1948[2]
- Republic proclaimed August 15, 1948[2]
Area
- Total 100,210 km2 (109th)
38,691 sq mi
- Water (%) 0.3 (301 km2 / 116 mi2)
Population
- 2014 estimate 51,302,044[3] (26th)
GDP (PPP) 2014 estimate
- Total $1.790 trillion[4] (13th)
- Per capita $35,485[4] (29th)
GDP (nominal) 2014 estimate
- Total $1.449 trillion[4] (13th)
- Per capita $28,739[4] (29th)
Gini (2011) 31.1[5]
medium
HDI (2013) Increase 0.891[6]
very high · 15th
Currency South Korean won (₩)
(KRW)
Time zone Korea Standard Time (UTC+9)
Date format
yyyy년 mm월 dd일
yyyy/mm/dd (CE)
Drives on the right
Calling code +82
ISO 3166 code KR
Internet TLD
.kr
.한국
South Korea
Hangul 대한민국
Hanja 大韓民國
Revised Romanization Daehan Min-guk
McCune–Reischauer Taehan Min’guk
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South Korea (About this sound listen), officially the Republic of Korea (Hangul: 대한민국; Hanja: 大韓民國; Daehan Minguk About this sound listen, "The Republic of Great Hán"; ROK), and commonly referred to as Korea, is a country in East Asia, constituting the southern part of the Korean Peninsula.[7] The name Korea is derived from the Kingdom of Goryeo, also spelled as Koryŏ. It shares land borders with North Korea to the north, and oversea borders with Japan to the east and China to the west. Roughly half of the country's 50 million people reside in the metropolitan area surrounding its capital, the Seoul Capital Area, which is the second largest in the world[8] with over 25 million residents.[9]
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Travel Story - Ep19C04 Travel Tips
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- Updated: 07 Feb 2014
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Travel Story Ep19
Paraguay Ambassador's Trip to Taean and Buyeo
Ceferino Valdez, Ambassador of Paraguay to Korea, loves Korea as much as Koreans do. His busines...
Travel Story Ep19
Paraguay Ambassador's Trip to Taean and Buyeo
Ceferino Valdez, Ambassador of Paraguay to Korea, loves Korea as much as Koreans do. His business card even has his Korean name, Park Dae-soo. Mr. Valdez has worked in Korea for nearly 14 years, the longest term ever since Paraguay and Korea established diplomatic ties in 1962. What makes Korea so attractive to him? Mr. Valdez says he was impressed by Korea's natural landscape and its dynamic society and people.
Whenever he has time, Mr. Valdez likes to travel around Korea. He says he is happy when he meets people while traveling. The most memorable place for him is Taean. When he just took office in December 2007, he visited Taean to help locals cope with the worst oil spill in Korea's history. Back then he didn't even know where Taean was; he just wanted to lend a helping hand along with some 1.2 million volunteers who did what they could to revive the sea. That was Mr. Valdez's first official duty in Korea. Now, he returns to Taean for the first time in six years. Have the efforts of so many people succeeded in breathing new life into the sea and the land?
Taean is also where Mr. Valdez met a young Korean who used to teach taekwondo in Paraguay as a volunteer. Now he is a P.E. teacher at an elementary school in his hometown of Buyeo. He organizes a trip to Buyeo for Mr. Valdez, who used to teach history back in Paraguay. Will Mr. Valdez's trip to this historic city help him learn about Korea's history and discover another charm?
주한 파라과이 대사의 태안 & 부여 여행
한국인만큼 한국을 사랑한다는 주한 파라과이 대사 Ceferino Valdez. 그의 명함에는 박대수라는 한국 이름이 새겨져 있을 정도로 한국에 대한 이해와 애정이 남다르다. Ceferino Valdez 대사가 한국에서 근무한지도 올해로 14년째가 됐다. 파라과이와 한국이 정식 수교를 맺은 1962년 이후로 가장 오랜 기간 한국에 머물고 있다. 과연 그의 마음을 사로잡은 한국의 매력은 무엇일까? 그는 한국의 자연과 역동성 그리고 이 모든 것을 이뤄낸 한국인들에게 감동 받았다고 이야기 한다.
그는 틈만 나면 한국의 지방을 두루 여행하는 것이 즐겁다고 한다. 특히 한국에 살면서 맺은 인연들과 만나는 시간이 행복하다고 한다. 그가 경험한 한국의 가장 인상 깊은 장소는 어딜까? 그는 주저하지 않고 태안을 꼽았다. 2007년 12월. 한국에 부임했던 첫 해, 그는 태안이 어디에 위치한지도 모른 체 무작정 달려갔다고 한다. 당시 태안 앞바다는 유조선 충돌로 13천kl의 원유가 유출돼 그야말로 재앙의 공간이었다. 그는 희망을 잃지 않은 123만 명의 봉사자들과 함께 태안 바다 살리기에 동참했다. 그것이 그가 한국에 부임한 후 첫 공식 임무였다. 이후에 한 번도 찾아보지 못했다는 태안. 이제 6년이 흐른 그 바다는 사람들의 희망처럼 생명의 땅으로 거듭났을까?
태안 바다를 둘러 본 대사가 다음으로 찾은 곳은 충남 부여다. 이곳에는 5년째 특별한 인연을 이어오고 있는 한국 청년이 살고 있다. 파라과이에서 태권도를 가르치는 봉사를 했던 한 청년은 이제 고향인 부여에서 초등학교 체육 선생님이 되었다. 한 때 역사교사이기도 했던 Ceferino Valdez 대사를 위해 청년은 부여 여행을 준비했다. 한 때 번성했던 한국의 왕조의 흔적이 남아있는 부여 역사기행. 이번 여행에서 또 어떤 새로운 추억을 쌓게 될까?
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Travel Story Ep19
Paraguay Ambassador's Trip to Taean and Buyeo
Ceferino Valdez, Ambassador of Paraguay to Korea, loves Korea as much as Koreans do. His business card even has his Korean name, Park Dae-soo. Mr. Valdez has worked in Korea for nearly 14 years, the longest term ever since Paraguay and Korea established diplomatic ties in 1962. What makes Korea so attractive to him? Mr. Valdez says he was impressed by Korea's natural landscape and its dynamic society and people.
Whenever he has time, Mr. Valdez likes to travel around Korea. He says he is happy when he meets people while traveling. The most memorable place for him is Taean. When he just took office in December 2007, he visited Taean to help locals cope with the worst oil spill in Korea's history. Back then he didn't even know where Taean was; he just wanted to lend a helping hand along with some 1.2 million volunteers who did what they could to revive the sea. That was Mr. Valdez's first official duty in Korea. Now, he returns to Taean for the first time in six years. Have the efforts of so many people succeeded in breathing new life into the sea and the land?
Taean is also where Mr. Valdez met a young Korean who used to teach taekwondo in Paraguay as a volunteer. Now he is a P.E. teacher at an elementary school in his hometown of Buyeo. He organizes a trip to Buyeo for Mr. Valdez, who used to teach history back in Paraguay. Will Mr. Valdez's trip to this historic city help him learn about Korea's history and discover another charm?
주한 파라과이 대사의 태안 & 부여 여행
한국인만큼 한국을 사랑한다는 주한 파라과이 대사 Ceferino Valdez. 그의 명함에는 박대수라는 한국 이름이 새겨져 있을 정도로 한국에 대한 이해와 애정이 남다르다. Ceferino Valdez 대사가 한국에서 근무한지도 올해로 14년째가 됐다. 파라과이와 한국이 정식 수교를 맺은 1962년 이후로 가장 오랜 기간 한국에 머물고 있다. 과연 그의 마음을 사로잡은 한국의 매력은 무엇일까? 그는 한국의 자연과 역동성 그리고 이 모든 것을 이뤄낸 한국인들에게 감동 받았다고 이야기 한다.
그는 틈만 나면 한국의 지방을 두루 여행하는 것이 즐겁다고 한다. 특히 한국에 살면서 맺은 인연들과 만나는 시간이 행복하다고 한다. 그가 경험한 한국의 가장 인상 깊은 장소는 어딜까? 그는 주저하지 않고 태안을 꼽았다. 2007년 12월. 한국에 부임했던 첫 해, 그는 태안이 어디에 위치한지도 모른 체 무작정 달려갔다고 한다. 당시 태안 앞바다는 유조선 충돌로 13천kl의 원유가 유출돼 그야말로 재앙의 공간이었다. 그는 희망을 잃지 않은 123만 명의 봉사자들과 함께 태안 바다 살리기에 동참했다. 그것이 그가 한국에 부임한 후 첫 공식 임무였다. 이후에 한 번도 찾아보지 못했다는 태안. 이제 6년이 흐른 그 바다는 사람들의 희망처럼 생명의 땅으로 거듭났을까?
태안 바다를 둘러 본 대사가 다음으로 찾은 곳은 충남 부여다. 이곳에는 5년째 특별한 인연을 이어오고 있는 한국 청년이 살고 있다. 파라과이에서 태권도를 가르치는 봉사를 했던 한 청년은 이제 고향인 부여에서 초등학교 체육 선생님이 되었다. 한 때 역사교사이기도 했던 Ceferino Valdez 대사를 위해 청년은 부여 여행을 준비했다. 한 때 번성했던 한국의 왕조의 흔적이 남아있는 부여 역사기행. 이번 여행에서 또 어떤 새로운 추억을 쌓게 될까?
- published: 07 Feb 2014
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Korean Chicken Soup (Samgyetang), Myeongdong
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- Duration: 3:48
- Updated: 22 Apr 2014
- views: 39780
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Price: 15,000 won to 25,000 won per dish
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Phone number: 02-776-3267
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- published: 22 Apr 2014
- views: 39780
Travel Story - Ep16C05 Dong-ni Mok-wol Literary Museum and Gameunsaji Temple Site
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:54
- Updated: 17 Jan 2014
- views: 219
Literary Trip to Gyeongju of Sanjay from India and Professor Montgomery from USA
Sanjay is a young man from Varanasi, India, where he worked as a boat tour gui...
Literary Trip to Gyeongju of Sanjay from India and Professor Montgomery from USA
Sanjay is a young man from Varanasi, India, where he worked as a boat tour guide and ran a small tea house. He was quite famous among Korean tourists in Varanasi.
He speaks Korean fluently and he was also featured in the best-selling poem collection "I Miss You Even When You Are by My Side" by renowned Korean poet Ryu Si-hwa. Last summer Sanjay visited Korea to learn more about the Korean culture and language.
He is having his hands full studying for the advanced level of a Korean language proficiency test at Dongguk University. The more he learns, the more he wants to find out about the history and culture of Korea. He was lucky to find a mentor - Professor Montgomery who teaches English translation and interpretation at the same university and who runs a blog (www.ktlit.com).
He also introduces Korean writers and translates their works on Wikipedia, for which he earned the title of an honorary Seoul citizen in 2012. Professor Montgomery takes Sanjay on a trip to Gyeongju to help him learn about the history and culture of Korea.
This program shows what the two learned about the capital city of the ancient Silla Kingdom and two famous Korean writers from Gyeongju, Kim Dong-ni and Park Mok-wol.
인도인 Sanjay와 미국인 Montgomery 교수의 경주 문학기행
인도 바라나시의 갠지스 강의 보트를 타고 관광안내를 하고, 작은 찻집에서는 인도 전통 차인 짜이를 파는 청년 선재. 선재는 바라나시를 찾는 한국인들에게 꽤 알려진 유명인사다. 선재는 유창한 한국말을 구사하는 것은 물론 한국에서 인도여행 에세이로 베스트셀러 작가가 된 류시화 시인의 지구별 여행자라는 책에 등장하는 인물이기도 하다.
선재는 지난여름, 좀 더 깊이 있는 한국문화와 한국어를 공부하기 위해 한국을 찾았다.
동국대학교 어학원에서 한국어 능력시험의 고급과정에 등록해 바쁜 나날을 보내고 있는 선재. 한국어를 배우면 배울수록 한국문학과 역사에 대해서도 자세히 알고 싶어졌다.
그런 선재에게 좋은 멘토가 등장했다. 같은 대학에서 영어 통번역과 교수로 재직 중인 찰스 몽고메리 교수. 그는 개인 블로그(www.ktlit.com)와 위키피디아에서 한국 작가와 작품을 번역해서 소개하는 역할을 수년간 해왔다. 그리고 그런 공로를 인정받아 지난 2012년에는 서울시 명예시민으로 선정되기도 했다.
몽고메리 교수는 한국의 역사와 문학의 터인 경주를 선재에게 소개하기로 했다. 신라왕조의 천년의 역사와 작가 김동리와 박목월의 작품의 토양이 된 경주로 떠난 두 사람의 특별한 동행. 한국 문학에 빠진 두 사람은 경주에서 어떤 추억을 남기게 될까?
wn.com/Travel Story Ep16C05 Dong Ni Mok Wol Literary Museum And Gameunsaji Temple Site
Literary Trip to Gyeongju of Sanjay from India and Professor Montgomery from USA
Sanjay is a young man from Varanasi, India, where he worked as a boat tour guide and ran a small tea house. He was quite famous among Korean tourists in Varanasi.
He speaks Korean fluently and he was also featured in the best-selling poem collection "I Miss You Even When You Are by My Side" by renowned Korean poet Ryu Si-hwa. Last summer Sanjay visited Korea to learn more about the Korean culture and language.
He is having his hands full studying for the advanced level of a Korean language proficiency test at Dongguk University. The more he learns, the more he wants to find out about the history and culture of Korea. He was lucky to find a mentor - Professor Montgomery who teaches English translation and interpretation at the same university and who runs a blog (www.ktlit.com).
He also introduces Korean writers and translates their works on Wikipedia, for which he earned the title of an honorary Seoul citizen in 2012. Professor Montgomery takes Sanjay on a trip to Gyeongju to help him learn about the history and culture of Korea.
This program shows what the two learned about the capital city of the ancient Silla Kingdom and two famous Korean writers from Gyeongju, Kim Dong-ni and Park Mok-wol.
인도인 Sanjay와 미국인 Montgomery 교수의 경주 문학기행
인도 바라나시의 갠지스 강의 보트를 타고 관광안내를 하고, 작은 찻집에서는 인도 전통 차인 짜이를 파는 청년 선재. 선재는 바라나시를 찾는 한국인들에게 꽤 알려진 유명인사다. 선재는 유창한 한국말을 구사하는 것은 물론 한국에서 인도여행 에세이로 베스트셀러 작가가 된 류시화 시인의 지구별 여행자라는 책에 등장하는 인물이기도 하다.
선재는 지난여름, 좀 더 깊이 있는 한국문화와 한국어를 공부하기 위해 한국을 찾았다.
동국대학교 어학원에서 한국어 능력시험의 고급과정에 등록해 바쁜 나날을 보내고 있는 선재. 한국어를 배우면 배울수록 한국문학과 역사에 대해서도 자세히 알고 싶어졌다.
그런 선재에게 좋은 멘토가 등장했다. 같은 대학에서 영어 통번역과 교수로 재직 중인 찰스 몽고메리 교수. 그는 개인 블로그(www.ktlit.com)와 위키피디아에서 한국 작가와 작품을 번역해서 소개하는 역할을 수년간 해왔다. 그리고 그런 공로를 인정받아 지난 2012년에는 서울시 명예시민으로 선정되기도 했다.
몽고메리 교수는 한국의 역사와 문학의 터인 경주를 선재에게 소개하기로 했다. 신라왕조의 천년의 역사와 작가 김동리와 박목월의 작품의 토양이 된 경주로 떠난 두 사람의 특별한 동행. 한국 문학에 빠진 두 사람은 경주에서 어떤 추억을 남기게 될까?
- published: 17 Jan 2014
- views: 219
Travel Story - Ep16C02 Hwangnamdaechong Tomb and Cheonmachong Tomb
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 9:52
- Updated: 17 Jan 2014
- views: 283
Literary Trip to Gyeongju of Sanjay from India and Professor Montgomery from USA
Sanjay is a young man from Varanasi, India, where he worked as a boat tour gui...
Literary Trip to Gyeongju of Sanjay from India and Professor Montgomery from USA
Sanjay is a young man from Varanasi, India, where he worked as a boat tour guide and ran a small tea house. He was quite famous among Korean tourists in Varanasi.
He speaks Korean fluently and he was also featured in the best-selling poem collection "I Miss You Even When You Are by My Side" by renowned Korean poet Ryu Si-hwa. Last summer Sanjay visited Korea to learn more about the Korean culture and language.
He is having his hands full studying for the advanced level of a Korean language proficiency test at Dongguk University. The more he learns, the more he wants to find out about the history and culture of Korea. He was lucky to find a mentor - Professor Montgomery who teaches English translation and interpretation at the same university and who runs a blog (www.ktlit.com).
He also introduces Korean writers and translates their works on Wikipedia, for which he earned the title of an honorary Seoul citizen in 2012. Professor Montgomery takes Sanjay on a trip to Gyeongju to help him learn about the history and culture of Korea.
This program shows what the two learned about the capital city of the ancient Silla Kingdom and two famous Korean writers from Gyeongju, Kim Dong-ni and Park Mok-wol.
인도인 Sanjay와 미국인 Montgomery 교수의 경주 문학기행
인도 바라나시의 갠지스 강의 보트를 타고 관광안내를 하고, 작은 찻집에서는 인도 전통 차인 짜이를 파는 청년 선재. 선재는 바라나시를 찾는 한국인들에게 꽤 알려진 유명인사다. 선재는 유창한 한국말을 구사하는 것은 물론 한국에서 인도여행 에세이로 베스트셀러 작가가 된 류시화 시인의 지구별 여행자라는 책에 등장하는 인물이기도 하다.
선재는 지난여름, 좀 더 깊이 있는 한국문화와 한국어를 공부하기 위해 한국을 찾았다.
동국대학교 어학원에서 한국어 능력시험의 고급과정에 등록해 바쁜 나날을 보내고 있는 선재. 한국어를 배우면 배울수록 한국문학과 역사에 대해서도 자세히 알고 싶어졌다.
그런 선재에게 좋은 멘토가 등장했다. 같은 대학에서 영어 통번역과 교수로 재직 중인 찰스 몽고메리 교수. 그는 개인 블로그(www.ktlit.com)와 위키피디아에서 한국 작가와 작품을 번역해서 소개하는 역할을 수년간 해왔다. 그리고 그런 공로를 인정받아 지난 2012년에는 서울시 명예시민으로 선정되기도 했다.
몽고메리 교수는 한국의 역사와 문학의 터인 경주를 선재에게 소개하기로 했다. 신라왕조의 천년의 역사와 작가 김동리와 박목월의 작품의 토양이 된 경주로 떠난 두 사람의 특별한 동행. 한국 문학에 빠진 두 사람은 경주에서 어떤 추억을 남기게 될까?
wn.com/Travel Story Ep16C02 Hwangnamdaechong Tomb And Cheonmachong Tomb
Literary Trip to Gyeongju of Sanjay from India and Professor Montgomery from USA
Sanjay is a young man from Varanasi, India, where he worked as a boat tour guide and ran a small tea house. He was quite famous among Korean tourists in Varanasi.
He speaks Korean fluently and he was also featured in the best-selling poem collection "I Miss You Even When You Are by My Side" by renowned Korean poet Ryu Si-hwa. Last summer Sanjay visited Korea to learn more about the Korean culture and language.
He is having his hands full studying for the advanced level of a Korean language proficiency test at Dongguk University. The more he learns, the more he wants to find out about the history and culture of Korea. He was lucky to find a mentor - Professor Montgomery who teaches English translation and interpretation at the same university and who runs a blog (www.ktlit.com).
He also introduces Korean writers and translates their works on Wikipedia, for which he earned the title of an honorary Seoul citizen in 2012. Professor Montgomery takes Sanjay on a trip to Gyeongju to help him learn about the history and culture of Korea.
This program shows what the two learned about the capital city of the ancient Silla Kingdom and two famous Korean writers from Gyeongju, Kim Dong-ni and Park Mok-wol.
인도인 Sanjay와 미국인 Montgomery 교수의 경주 문학기행
인도 바라나시의 갠지스 강의 보트를 타고 관광안내를 하고, 작은 찻집에서는 인도 전통 차인 짜이를 파는 청년 선재. 선재는 바라나시를 찾는 한국인들에게 꽤 알려진 유명인사다. 선재는 유창한 한국말을 구사하는 것은 물론 한국에서 인도여행 에세이로 베스트셀러 작가가 된 류시화 시인의 지구별 여행자라는 책에 등장하는 인물이기도 하다.
선재는 지난여름, 좀 더 깊이 있는 한국문화와 한국어를 공부하기 위해 한국을 찾았다.
동국대학교 어학원에서 한국어 능력시험의 고급과정에 등록해 바쁜 나날을 보내고 있는 선재. 한국어를 배우면 배울수록 한국문학과 역사에 대해서도 자세히 알고 싶어졌다.
그런 선재에게 좋은 멘토가 등장했다. 같은 대학에서 영어 통번역과 교수로 재직 중인 찰스 몽고메리 교수. 그는 개인 블로그(www.ktlit.com)와 위키피디아에서 한국 작가와 작품을 번역해서 소개하는 역할을 수년간 해왔다. 그리고 그런 공로를 인정받아 지난 2012년에는 서울시 명예시민으로 선정되기도 했다.
몽고메리 교수는 한국의 역사와 문학의 터인 경주를 선재에게 소개하기로 했다. 신라왕조의 천년의 역사와 작가 김동리와 박목월의 작품의 토양이 된 경주로 떠난 두 사람의 특별한 동행. 한국 문학에 빠진 두 사람은 경주에서 어떤 추억을 남기게 될까?
- published: 17 Jan 2014
- views: 283
Seoul - The Wonderful City In Asia Part II
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- Duration: 2:14
- Updated: 22 Jul 2014
- views: 61
Seoul - The Wonderful City In Asia Part II - Seoul (English pronunciation: /soʊl/; Korean: [sʰʌ.ul] ( listen)) — officially the Seoul Special City — is the capi...
Seoul - The Wonderful City In Asia Part II - Seoul (English pronunciation: /soʊl/; Korean: [sʰʌ.ul] ( listen)) — officially the Seoul Special City — is the capital and largest metropolis of South Korea. The Seoul Capital Area, which includes the surrounding Incheon metropolis and Gyeonggi province, is the world's second largest metropolitan area with over 25.6 million people,[5] home to over half of South Koreans along with 632,000 international residents.[6]
The city has been known in the past by the names Wirye-seong (위례성; 慰禮城, Baekje era), Hanju (한주; 漢州, Silla era), Namgyeong (남경; 南京, Goryeo era), Hanseong (한성; 漢城, Baekje and Joseon era), Hanyang (한양; 漢陽, Joseon era), Gyeongseong (경성; 京城, colonial era).[24]
Settlement of the Han River area, where present-day Seoul is located, began around 4000 BC.[29]
Seoul is first recorded as Wiryeseong, the capital of Baekje (founded in 18 BC) in the northeastern Seoul area.[29] There are several city walls remaining in the area that date from this time. Pungnaptoseong, an earthen wall just outside Seoul, is widely believed to have been at the main Wiryeseong site.[30] More Info: ehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seoul
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wn.com/Seoul The Wonderful City In Asia Part Ii
Seoul - The Wonderful City In Asia Part II - Seoul (English pronunciation: /soʊl/; Korean: [sʰʌ.ul] ( listen)) — officially the Seoul Special City — is the capital and largest metropolis of South Korea. The Seoul Capital Area, which includes the surrounding Incheon metropolis and Gyeonggi province, is the world's second largest metropolitan area with over 25.6 million people,[5] home to over half of South Koreans along with 632,000 international residents.[6]
The city has been known in the past by the names Wirye-seong (위례성; 慰禮城, Baekje era), Hanju (한주; 漢州, Silla era), Namgyeong (남경; 南京, Goryeo era), Hanseong (한성; 漢城, Baekje and Joseon era), Hanyang (한양; 漢陽, Joseon era), Gyeongseong (경성; 京城, colonial era).[24]
Settlement of the Han River area, where present-day Seoul is located, began around 4000 BC.[29]
Seoul is first recorded as Wiryeseong, the capital of Baekje (founded in 18 BC) in the northeastern Seoul area.[29] There are several city walls remaining in the area that date from this time. Pungnaptoseong, an earthen wall just outside Seoul, is widely believed to have been at the main Wiryeseong site.[30] More Info: ehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seoul
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Josenivaldo Benito Junior
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Seoul10
Emmanuel DYAN
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Ian Muttoo
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I created this video with the YouTube Video Editor (http://www.youtube.com/editor)
- published: 22 Jul 2014
- views: 61
Museum Bank Indonesia
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:17
- Updated: 27 Sep 2012
- views: 160
http://www.indonesia-travel-guide.com/
http://www.jejakbackpacker.com/
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wn.com/Museum Bank Indonesia
http://www.indonesia-travel-guide.com/
http://www.jejakbackpacker.com/
- published: 27 Sep 2012
- views: 160
Travel Story - Ep19C01 Ceferino Valdez_ Paraguay Ambassador's Trip to Taean and Buyeo
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- Duration: 11:40
- Updated: 07 Feb 2014
- views: 377
Travel Story Ep19
Paraguay Ambassador's Trip to Taean and Buyeo
Ceferino Valdez, Ambassador of Paraguay to Korea, loves Korea as much as Koreans do. His busines...
Travel Story Ep19
Paraguay Ambassador's Trip to Taean and Buyeo
Ceferino Valdez, Ambassador of Paraguay to Korea, loves Korea as much as Koreans do. His business card even has his Korean name, Park Dae-soo. Mr. Valdez has worked in Korea for nearly 14 years, the longest term ever since Paraguay and Korea established diplomatic ties in 1962. What makes Korea so attractive to him? Mr. Valdez says he was impressed by Korea's natural landscape and its dynamic society and people.
Whenever he has time, Mr. Valdez likes to travel around Korea. He says he is happy when he meets people while traveling. The most memorable place for him is Taean. When he just took office in December 2007, he visited Taean to help locals cope with the worst oil spill in Korea's history. Back then he didn't even know where Taean was; he just wanted to lend a helping hand along with some 1.2 million volunteers who did what they could to revive the sea. That was Mr. Valdez's first official duty in Korea. Now, he returns to Taean for the first time in six years. Have the efforts of so many people succeeded in breathing new life into the sea and the land?
Taean is also where Mr. Valdez met a young Korean who used to teach taekwondo in Paraguay as a volunteer. Now he is a P.E. teacher at an elementary school in his hometown of Buyeo. He organizes a trip to Buyeo for Mr. Valdez, who used to teach history back in Paraguay. Will Mr. Valdez's trip to this historic city help him learn about Korea's history and discover another charm?
주한 파라과이 대사의 태안 & 부여 여행
한국인만큼 한국을 사랑한다는 주한 파라과이 대사 Ceferino Valdez. 그의 명함에는 박대수라는 한국 이름이 새겨져 있을 정도로 한국에 대한 이해와 애정이 남다르다. Ceferino Valdez 대사가 한국에서 근무한지도 올해로 14년째가 됐다. 파라과이와 한국이 정식 수교를 맺은 1962년 이후로 가장 오랜 기간 한국에 머물고 있다. 과연 그의 마음을 사로잡은 한국의 매력은 무엇일까? 그는 한국의 자연과 역동성 그리고 이 모든 것을 이뤄낸 한국인들에게 감동 받았다고 이야기 한다.
그는 틈만 나면 한국의 지방을 두루 여행하는 것이 즐겁다고 한다. 특히 한국에 살면서 맺은 인연들과 만나는 시간이 행복하다고 한다. 그가 경험한 한국의 가장 인상 깊은 장소는 어딜까? 그는 주저하지 않고 태안을 꼽았다. 2007년 12월. 한국에 부임했던 첫 해, 그는 태안이 어디에 위치한지도 모른 체 무작정 달려갔다고 한다. 당시 태안 앞바다는 유조선 충돌로 13천kl의 원유가 유출돼 그야말로 재앙의 공간이었다. 그는 희망을 잃지 않은 123만 명의 봉사자들과 함께 태안 바다 살리기에 동참했다. 그것이 그가 한국에 부임한 후 첫 공식 임무였다. 이후에 한 번도 찾아보지 못했다는 태안. 이제 6년이 흐른 그 바다는 사람들의 희망처럼 생명의 땅으로 거듭났을까?
태안 바다를 둘러 본 대사가 다음으로 찾은 곳은 충남 부여다. 이곳에는 5년째 특별한 인연을 이어오고 있는 한국 청년이 살고 있다. 파라과이에서 태권도를 가르치는 봉사를 했던 한 청년은 이제 고향인 부여에서 초등학교 체육 선생님이 되었다. 한 때 역사교사이기도 했던 Ceferino Valdez 대사를 위해 청년은 부여 여행을 준비했다. 한 때 번성했던 한국의 왕조의 흔적이 남아있는 부여 역사기행. 이번 여행에서 또 어떤 새로운 추억을 쌓게 될까?
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Paraguay Ambassador's Trip to Taean and Buyeo
Ceferino Valdez, Ambassador of Paraguay to Korea, loves Korea as much as Koreans do. His business card even has his Korean name, Park Dae-soo. Mr. Valdez has worked in Korea for nearly 14 years, the longest term ever since Paraguay and Korea established diplomatic ties in 1962. What makes Korea so attractive to him? Mr. Valdez says he was impressed by Korea's natural landscape and its dynamic society and people.
Whenever he has time, Mr. Valdez likes to travel around Korea. He says he is happy when he meets people while traveling. The most memorable place for him is Taean. When he just took office in December 2007, he visited Taean to help locals cope with the worst oil spill in Korea's history. Back then he didn't even know where Taean was; he just wanted to lend a helping hand along with some 1.2 million volunteers who did what they could to revive the sea. That was Mr. Valdez's first official duty in Korea. Now, he returns to Taean for the first time in six years. Have the efforts of so many people succeeded in breathing new life into the sea and the land?
Taean is also where Mr. Valdez met a young Korean who used to teach taekwondo in Paraguay as a volunteer. Now he is a P.E. teacher at an elementary school in his hometown of Buyeo. He organizes a trip to Buyeo for Mr. Valdez, who used to teach history back in Paraguay. Will Mr. Valdez's trip to this historic city help him learn about Korea's history and discover another charm?
주한 파라과이 대사의 태안 & 부여 여행
한국인만큼 한국을 사랑한다는 주한 파라과이 대사 Ceferino Valdez. 그의 명함에는 박대수라는 한국 이름이 새겨져 있을 정도로 한국에 대한 이해와 애정이 남다르다. Ceferino Valdez 대사가 한국에서 근무한지도 올해로 14년째가 됐다. 파라과이와 한국이 정식 수교를 맺은 1962년 이후로 가장 오랜 기간 한국에 머물고 있다. 과연 그의 마음을 사로잡은 한국의 매력은 무엇일까? 그는 한국의 자연과 역동성 그리고 이 모든 것을 이뤄낸 한국인들에게 감동 받았다고 이야기 한다.
그는 틈만 나면 한국의 지방을 두루 여행하는 것이 즐겁다고 한다. 특히 한국에 살면서 맺은 인연들과 만나는 시간이 행복하다고 한다. 그가 경험한 한국의 가장 인상 깊은 장소는 어딜까? 그는 주저하지 않고 태안을 꼽았다. 2007년 12월. 한국에 부임했던 첫 해, 그는 태안이 어디에 위치한지도 모른 체 무작정 달려갔다고 한다. 당시 태안 앞바다는 유조선 충돌로 13천kl의 원유가 유출돼 그야말로 재앙의 공간이었다. 그는 희망을 잃지 않은 123만 명의 봉사자들과 함께 태안 바다 살리기에 동참했다. 그것이 그가 한국에 부임한 후 첫 공식 임무였다. 이후에 한 번도 찾아보지 못했다는 태안. 이제 6년이 흐른 그 바다는 사람들의 희망처럼 생명의 땅으로 거듭났을까?
태안 바다를 둘러 본 대사가 다음으로 찾은 곳은 충남 부여다. 이곳에는 5년째 특별한 인연을 이어오고 있는 한국 청년이 살고 있다. 파라과이에서 태권도를 가르치는 봉사를 했던 한 청년은 이제 고향인 부여에서 초등학교 체육 선생님이 되었다. 한 때 역사교사이기도 했던 Ceferino Valdez 대사를 위해 청년은 부여 여행을 준비했다. 한 때 번성했던 한국의 왕조의 흔적이 남아있는 부여 역사기행. 이번 여행에서 또 어떤 새로운 추억을 쌓게 될까?
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Seoul (English pronunciation: /soʊl/; Korean: [sə.ul] ( listen), "Capital City", from ancient Sillan "Seorabeol"[5]), officially the Seoul Special City, is the capital and largest metropolis of South Korea. A megacity with a population of more than 10 million, it is the largest city proper in the OECD developed world.[6] The Seoul Capital Area, which includes the surrounding Incheon metropolis and Gyeonggi province, is the world's second largest metropolitan area with over 25.6 million people,[7] home to over half of South Koreans along with 632,000 international residents.[8]
Situated on the Han River, Seoul's history stretches back more than 2,000 years when it was founded in 18 BC by Baekje, one of the Three Kingdoms of Korea. It continued as the capital of Korea under the Joseon Dynasty and the Korean Empire. The Seoul metropolitan area contains four UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Changdeok Palace, Hwaseong Fortress, Jongmyo Shrine and the Royal Tombs of the Joseon Dynasty.[9] Seoul is surrounded by mountains, the tallest being Mt. Bukhan, the world's most visited national park.[10] Modern landmarks holding Guinness World Records include Lotte World, the world's largest indoor theme park,[11] Moonlight Rainbow Fountain, the world's longest bridge fountain[12] and Times Square's CGV Starium, the world's largest cinema screen.[13] The birthplace of K-pop and the Korean Wave, Seoul was voted the world's most wanted travel destination by Chinese, Japanese and Thai tourists for a third consecutive year in 2011[14] with over 10 million international visitors in 2012.[15]
Today, Seoul is considered a leading and rapidly rising global city, resulting from an economic boom and growth known as the Miracle on the Han River which transformed it from the ashes of the Korean War to the world's fourth largest metropolitan economy with a GDP of US$773.9 billion[16] in 2012 after Tokyo, New York City and Los Angeles.[17] A world leading technology hub,[18] it boasts the world's sixth largest number of Fortune Global 500 multinationals such as Samsung, the world's largest technology company, as well as LG and Hyundai-Kia. Gangnam District forms the commercial center along with Central District and the financial center, Yeoui Island and technology hub Digital Media City. Ranked sixth in the Global Power City Index, the metropolis exerts a major influence among global affairs as one of the five leading hosts of global conferences.[19] In 2012, Seoul's quality of life was found to be higher than New York City, London or Melbourne but slightly lower than Tokyo and Paris according to the United Nations.[20]
Seoul has a very technologically advanced infrastructure.[21][22] It has the world's highest fibre-optic broadband penetration, resulting in the world's fastest internet connections with speeds up to 1 Gbps.[23][24] Seoul Station is the main terminal of the KTX high-speed rail and the Seoul Subway is the world's largest subway network by length[25] It is considered the world's best subway[26][27] and is the world's only subway with all stations having automatic platform gates for safety along with 4G LTE, WiFi, DMB and WiBro. Seoul is connected via AREX to Incheon International Airport, rated the world's best airport for seven years in a row (2005-2012) by Airports Council International.
Seoul hosted the 1986 Asian Games, 1988 Summer Olympics, 2002 FIFA World Cup and the 2010 G-20 Seoul summit. A UNESCO City of Design, Seoul was named the 2010 World Design Capital.
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Seoul (English pronunciation: /soʊl/; Korean: [sə.ul] ( listen), "Capital City", from ancient Sillan "Seorabeol"[5]), officially the Seoul Special City, is the capital and largest metropolis of South Korea. A megacity with a population of more than 10 million, it is the largest city proper in the OECD developed world.[6] The Seoul Capital Area, which includes the surrounding Incheon metropolis and Gyeonggi province, is the world's second largest metropolitan area with over 25.6 million people,[7] home to over half of South Koreans along with 632,000 international residents.[8]
Situated on the Han River, Seoul's history stretches back more than 2,000 years when it was founded in 18 BC by Baekje, one of the Three Kingdoms of Korea. It continued as the capital of Korea under the Joseon Dynasty and the Korean Empire. The Seoul metropolitan area contains four UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Changdeok Palace, Hwaseong Fortress, Jongmyo Shrine and the Royal Tombs of the Joseon Dynasty.[9] Seoul is surrounded by mountains, the tallest being Mt. Bukhan, the world's most visited national park.[10] Modern landmarks holding Guinness World Records include Lotte World, the world's largest indoor theme park,[11] Moonlight Rainbow Fountain, the world's longest bridge fountain[12] and Times Square's CGV Starium, the world's largest cinema screen.[13] The birthplace of K-pop and the Korean Wave, Seoul was voted the world's most wanted travel destination by Chinese, Japanese and Thai tourists for a third consecutive year in 2011[14] with over 10 million international visitors in 2012.[15]
Today, Seoul is considered a leading and rapidly rising global city, resulting from an economic boom and growth known as the Miracle on the Han River which transformed it from the ashes of the Korean War to the world's fourth largest metropolitan economy with a GDP of US$773.9 billion[16] in 2012 after Tokyo, New York City and Los Angeles.[17] A world leading technology hub,[18] it boasts the world's sixth largest number of Fortune Global 500 multinationals such as Samsung, the world's largest technology company, as well as LG and Hyundai-Kia. Gangnam District forms the commercial center along with Central District and the financial center, Yeoui Island and technology hub Digital Media City. Ranked sixth in the Global Power City Index, the metropolis exerts a major influence among global affairs as one of the five leading hosts of global conferences.[19] In 2012, Seoul's quality of life was found to be higher than New York City, London or Melbourne but slightly lower than Tokyo and Paris according to the United Nations.[20]
Seoul has a very technologically advanced infrastructure.[21][22] It has the world's highest fibre-optic broadband penetration, resulting in the world's fastest internet connections with speeds up to 1 Gbps.[23][24] Seoul Station is the main terminal of the KTX high-speed rail and the Seoul Subway is the world's largest subway network by length[25] It is considered the world's best subway[26][27] and is the world's only subway with all stations having automatic platform gates for safety along with 4G LTE, WiFi, DMB and WiBro. Seoul is connected via AREX to Incheon International Airport, rated the world's best airport for seven years in a row (2005-2012) by Airports Council International.
Seoul hosted the 1986 Asian Games, 1988 Summer Olympics, 2002 FIFA World Cup and the 2010 G-20 Seoul summit. A UNESCO City of Design, Seoul was named the 2010 World Design Capital.
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Seoul (Korean pronunciation: [sʌ.ul] ( listen)), officially the Seoul Special City, is the capital and largest city of South Korea. With a population of over 10 million, it is one of the world's largest cities.[1] The Seoul National Capital Area, which includes the major port city of Incheon and most of Gyeonggi-do, has 24.5 million inhabitants,[2] and is the world's second largest metropolitan area.[3] Almost half of South Korea's population live in the Seoul National Capital Area, and nearly a quarter in Seoul itself, making it the country's foremost economic, political, and cultural center. It is an important destination for immigrants to South Korea, with a rapidly growing international population of over 255,000.[4]
Seoul is located on the Han River in the center of the Korean Peninsula, and historically was settled in 18 B.C. when Baekje, one of the Three Kingdoms of Korea, established its capital in what is now south-east Seoul. The city then became the capital of Korea during the Joseon Dynasty and the Korean Empire. As the center of Korean history over the past millennia, the Seoul National Capital Area is home to four UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Changdeokgung, Hwaseong Fortress, Jongmyo Shrine and the Royal Tombs of the Joseon Dynasty.[5]
Seoul's influence in business, international trade, politics, technology, education and entertainment all contribute to its role as a prominent global city.[6] It is considered to be an Alpha World City, ranking 9th in the 2008 Global Cities Index. Seoul is the iconic city of the Miracle on the Han River and hosted landmark international events such as the 1988 Summer Olympics and the 2002 FIFA World Cup and will be the host city of the 2010 G-20 Summit. It is one of the world's top ten financial and commercial centers,[7] home to some of the world's largest conglomerates[8] such as Samsung, LG and Hyundai-Kia. Seoul was Asia's most expensive city to live in 2007, and the third most expensive city worldwide.[9] With a GDP per capita of $31,095 in 2007, Seoul has a living standard comparable to France and Italy.[10][11][12] In 2008, Seoul was named the world's sixth most economically powerful city by Forbes.com, ahead of Paris and Los Angeles.[13]
Seoul is the 2010 World Design Capital and has one of the world's most technologically advanced infrastructures.[14][15] It is ranked first on the Digital Opportunity Index,[16] and its Digital Media City is the world's first complex for high-tech technologies, a test-bed for futuristic IT and multimedia applications, as well as home to the 133-floors, 640m supertall DMC Landmark Building, slated to be the world's second tallest building by 2015.[17] Seoul is the only city in the world featuring DMB, a digital mobile TV technology and WiBro, a wireless high-speed mobile internet service, as well as the world's fastest, most penetrated 100Mbps fibre-optic broadband network, which is being upgraded to 1Gbps by 2012.[18] Seoul Station houses the 350 km/h KTX high-speed rail and the Seoul Subway is the third largest in the world, with over 2 billion passengers every year.[19] Seoul is connected to Incheon International Airport via AREX, which is rated as the world's best airport by ACI since 2005.[20]
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Seoul (Korean pronunciation: [sʌ.ul] ( listen)), officially the Seoul Special City, is the capital and largest city of South Korea. With a population of over 10 million, it is one of the world's largest cities.[1] The Seoul National Capital Area, which includes the major port city of Incheon and most of Gyeonggi-do, has 24.5 million inhabitants,[2] and is the world's second largest metropolitan area.[3] Almost half of South Korea's population live in the Seoul National Capital Area, and nearly a quarter in Seoul itself, making it the country's foremost economic, political, and cultural center. It is an important destination for immigrants to South Korea, with a rapidly growing international population of over 255,000.[4]
Seoul is located on the Han River in the center of the Korean Peninsula, and historically was settled in 18 B.C. when Baekje, one of the Three Kingdoms of Korea, established its capital in what is now south-east Seoul. The city then became the capital of Korea during the Joseon Dynasty and the Korean Empire. As the center of Korean history over the past millennia, the Seoul National Capital Area is home to four UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Changdeokgung, Hwaseong Fortress, Jongmyo Shrine and the Royal Tombs of the Joseon Dynasty.[5]
Seoul's influence in business, international trade, politics, technology, education and entertainment all contribute to its role as a prominent global city.[6] It is considered to be an Alpha World City, ranking 9th in the 2008 Global Cities Index. Seoul is the iconic city of the Miracle on the Han River and hosted landmark international events such as the 1988 Summer Olympics and the 2002 FIFA World Cup and will be the host city of the 2010 G-20 Summit. It is one of the world's top ten financial and commercial centers,[7] home to some of the world's largest conglomerates[8] such as Samsung, LG and Hyundai-Kia. Seoul was Asia's most expensive city to live in 2007, and the third most expensive city worldwide.[9] With a GDP per capita of $31,095 in 2007, Seoul has a living standard comparable to France and Italy.[10][11][12] In 2008, Seoul was named the world's sixth most economically powerful city by Forbes.com, ahead of Paris and Los Angeles.[13]
Seoul is the 2010 World Design Capital and has one of the world's most technologically advanced infrastructures.[14][15] It is ranked first on the Digital Opportunity Index,[16] and its Digital Media City is the world's first complex for high-tech technologies, a test-bed for futuristic IT and multimedia applications, as well as home to the 133-floors, 640m supertall DMC Landmark Building, slated to be the world's second tallest building by 2015.[17] Seoul is the only city in the world featuring DMB, a digital mobile TV technology and WiBro, a wireless high-speed mobile internet service, as well as the world's fastest, most penetrated 100Mbps fibre-optic broadband network, which is being upgraded to 1Gbps by 2012.[18] Seoul Station houses the 350 km/h KTX high-speed rail and the Seoul Subway is the third largest in the world, with over 2 billion passengers every year.[19] Seoul is connected to Incheon International Airport via AREX, which is rated as the world's best airport by ACI since 2005.[20]
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Japan Travel Yoshinogari Historical Park Ancient Japan...Kyushu, Saga01
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The Yoshinogari Historical Park (Yoshinogari Rekishi Kōen) is a remarkable archaeologic...
Japan Travel Yoshinogari Historical Park Ancient Japan...Kyushu, Saga01
The Yoshinogari Historical Park (Yoshinogari Rekishi Kōen) is a remarkable archaeological site in Saga Prefecture. The vast park covers a large settlement from the Yayoi Period (300 BC - 300 AD) where dozens of pit dwellings, elevated store houses and over 2000 tombs were excavated. It is the largest and most important Yayoi Period site in Japan, and the best place for people who want to learn about this era of Japanese history.
The settlements unearthed at Yoshinogari are believed to have been some of the largest moat surrounded villages of their time and are speculated to have been the seat of one of the earliest forms of state government discovered in Japan. Today the ancient site has been preserved with impressive reconstructed villages and visitors can explore and learn about Yayoi life and culture. The careful reconstructions include dozens of elevated store houses, pit dwellings, watchtowers, shrines and other structures, many of which can be observed from inside. Some contain tools and implements, while mannequins re-act jobs and ceremonies in others.
Of the reconstructed villages, the Minami Naikaku settlement placed at the center of the park which is one of the most important. Enclosed by moats and defensive walls, this is where the Yayoi Period kings were thought to have governed from. Nearby is an exhibition house displays tools and clothes of the Yayoi people as well as artifacts,explaining their agricultural techniques. Another section displays burial jars excavated around the site. The exhibitions include detailed English descriptions.
A short walk north is another important enclosed settlement called Kita Naikaku, which is a place for those who were involved in ancient ceremonies. Further north is another museum focusing on the ancient forest that covered the area two thousand years ago. A living center near the East Gate allows visitors to take part in hands-on activities (100 to 500 yen) such as stone carving and building a fire with a bow-drill.
Furthermore, the large park includes other recreational areas such as a sprawling open field where people can picnic and play sports, playgrounds, disc golf and miniature golf courses, and agricultural fields where flowers and various display crops are grown. There is a restaurant and souvenir shop.
Yoshinogari Historical Park
Hours: 9:00 - 17:00 (until 18:00 June - August)
Closed: December 31st and the third Monday and Tuesday of January
Admission: 420 yen
Level of English: Good
Access Information:
From Fukuoka
Via Shinkansen
From Fukuoka's Hakata Station, board the Kyushu Shinkansen to Shin-Tosu where you can transfer to a local train for Yoshinogarikoen Station.
The one way journey will take around 35 minutes with a cost of about 2500 yen (Fully covered by the Japan Rail Pass and Kyushu Rail Pass.) There are good connections once or twice an hour, but keep in mind that not all Sakura trains stop at Shin-Tosu Station along the way.
Via local or limited express train
From Fukuoka's Hakata Station, board a local or limited express train to Tosu and a local train for Yoshinogarikoen. The trip takes between 45-75 minutes and with a cost of 840 yen by local or about 1500 yen by limited express train. There are multiple connections every hour.
From Yoshinogarikoen Station it is a 10-15 minute walk or 700 yen taxi ride to the park's East Gate.
From Nagasaki
Via local or limited express train
Take a limited express train from Nagasaki to Saga and transfer to a local train for Kanzaki Station. The one way trip takes around two hours with a cost of about 3500 yen (Fully covered by the Japan Rail Pass and Kyushu Rail Pass.)
Via only local trains
A few direct local trains go all the way in about three hours and for 2130 yen one journey.
From Kanzaki Station it is a 10-15 minute walk or 700 yen taxi ride to the park's West Gate.
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The Yoshinogari Historical Park (Yoshinogari Rekishi Kōen) is a remarkable archaeological site in Saga Prefecture. The vast park covers a large settlement from the Yayoi Period (300 BC - 300 AD) where dozens of pit dwellings, elevated store houses and over 2000 tombs were excavated. It is the largest and most important Yayoi Period site in Japan, and the best place for people who want to learn about this era of Japanese history.
The settlements unearthed at Yoshinogari are believed to have been some of the largest moat surrounded villages of their time and are speculated to have been the seat of one of the earliest forms of state government discovered in Japan. Today the ancient site has been preserved with impressive reconstructed villages and visitors can explore and learn about Yayoi life and culture. The careful reconstructions include dozens of elevated store houses, pit dwellings, watchtowers, shrines and other structures, many of which can be observed from inside. Some contain tools and implements, while mannequins re-act jobs and ceremonies in others.
Of the reconstructed villages, the Minami Naikaku settlement placed at the center of the park which is one of the most important. Enclosed by moats and defensive walls, this is where the Yayoi Period kings were thought to have governed from. Nearby is an exhibition house displays tools and clothes of the Yayoi people as well as artifacts,explaining their agricultural techniques. Another section displays burial jars excavated around the site. The exhibitions include detailed English descriptions.
A short walk north is another important enclosed settlement called Kita Naikaku, which is a place for those who were involved in ancient ceremonies. Further north is another museum focusing on the ancient forest that covered the area two thousand years ago. A living center near the East Gate allows visitors to take part in hands-on activities (100 to 500 yen) such as stone carving and building a fire with a bow-drill.
Furthermore, the large park includes other recreational areas such as a sprawling open field where people can picnic and play sports, playgrounds, disc golf and miniature golf courses, and agricultural fields where flowers and various display crops are grown. There is a restaurant and souvenir shop.
Yoshinogari Historical Park
Hours: 9:00 - 17:00 (until 18:00 June - August)
Closed: December 31st and the third Monday and Tuesday of January
Admission: 420 yen
Level of English: Good
Access Information:
From Fukuoka
Via Shinkansen
From Fukuoka's Hakata Station, board the Kyushu Shinkansen to Shin-Tosu where you can transfer to a local train for Yoshinogarikoen Station.
The one way journey will take around 35 minutes with a cost of about 2500 yen (Fully covered by the Japan Rail Pass and Kyushu Rail Pass.) There are good connections once or twice an hour, but keep in mind that not all Sakura trains stop at Shin-Tosu Station along the way.
Via local or limited express train
From Fukuoka's Hakata Station, board a local or limited express train to Tosu and a local train for Yoshinogarikoen. The trip takes between 45-75 minutes and with a cost of 840 yen by local or about 1500 yen by limited express train. There are multiple connections every hour.
From Yoshinogarikoen Station it is a 10-15 minute walk or 700 yen taxi ride to the park's East Gate.
From Nagasaki
Via local or limited express train
Take a limited express train from Nagasaki to Saga and transfer to a local train for Kanzaki Station. The one way trip takes around two hours with a cost of about 3500 yen (Fully covered by the Japan Rail Pass and Kyushu Rail Pass.)
Via only local trains
A few direct local trains go all the way in about three hours and for 2130 yen one journey.
From Kanzaki Station it is a 10-15 minute walk or 700 yen taxi ride to the park's West Gate.
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- published: 26 Jan 2015
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SEOUL View Time Lapse | Night at SEOUL - KOREA HD 2015
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Seoul (English pronunciation: /soʊl/; Korean: [sʰʌ.ul] ( listen)) – officially the Seoul Special City – is the capital and largest metropolis of South Korea, f...
Seoul (English pronunciation: /soʊl/; Korean: [sʰʌ.ul] ( listen)) – officially the Seoul Special City – is the capital and largest metropolis of South Korea, forming the heart of the Seoul Capital Area, which includes the surrounding Incheon metropolis and Gyeonggi province, the world's second largest metropolitan area with over 25.6 million people.[5] It is home to over half of South Koreans along with 678,102 international residents.[6] With a population of over 10 million, the megacity is the largest city proper in the OECD.
Situated on the Han River, Seoul's history stretches back more than two thousand years when it was founded in 18 BCE by Baekje, one of the Three Kingdoms of Korea. It continued as the capital of Korea under the Joseon Dynasty. The Seoul Capital Area contains five UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Changdeok Palace, Hwaseong Fortress, Jongmyo Shrine, Namhansanseong and the Royal Tombs of the Joseon Dynasty.[7] Seoul is surrounded by mountains, the tallest being Mt. Bukhan, the world's most visited national park per square foot.[8] Modern landmarks include the iconic N Seoul Tower, the gold-clad 63 Building, the neofuturistic Dongdaemun Design Plaza, Lotte World, the world's second largest indoor theme park,[9] Moonlight Rainbow Fountain, the world's longest bridge fountain[10] and the Sevit Floating Islands. The birthplace of K-pop and the Korean Wave, Seoul received over 12 million international visitors in 2013,[11] making it the world's 10th most visited city and 6th largest earner in tourism.[12]
Today, Seoul is considered a leading and rising global city, resulting from an economic boom called the Miracle on the Han River which transformed it from the damage of the Korean War to the world's 4th largest metropolitan economy with a GDP of US$774 billion[13] in 2012 after Tokyo, New York City and Los Angeles. A world leading technology hub centered on Gangnam and Digital Media City,[14] the Seoul Capital Area boasts 15[15] Fortune Global 500 companies such as Samsung, the world's largest technology company, as well as LG and Hyundai-Kia. In 2013, the city's GDP per capita (PPP) of $39,448 was comparable to that of France and Finland. Ranked sixth in the Global Power City Index and eighth in the Global Financial Centres Index, the metropolis exerts a major influence in global affairs as one of the five leading hosts of global conferences.[16] Seoul ranked seventh in the Sustainable Cities Index, the highest in Asia and ranked second worldwide in the social category. It also hosts the world's most art openings per square mile.[17]
Seoul is the world's most wired city[18] and ranked first in technology readiness by PwC's Cities of Opportunity report.[19] Its public transportation infrastructure is the world's densest[20] and ranked as the best in the Northern Hemisphere in the Sustainable Cities Index.[21] It is served by the KTX high-speed rail and the Seoul Subway, the world's largest subway network,[22] providing 4G LTE, WiFi and DMB inside subway cars. Seoul is connected via AREX to Incheon International Airport, rated the world's best airport nine years in a row (2005–2013) by Airports Council International.[23] Lotte World Tower, a 556m (1,824 ft) supertall skyscraper with 123 floors, is being built in Seoul to become the OECD's tallest in 2015 with the world's tallest observation deck and art gallery.[24][25] Its Lotte Cinema houses the world's largest cinema screen.[26] Seoul's COEX Mall is the world's largest underground shopping mall.[27] Emporis ranked Seoul's skyline having the world's fourth highest visual impact among major cities.
Seoul hosted the 1986 Asian Games, 1988 Summer Olympics, 2002 FIFA World Cup and the 2010 G-20 Seoul summit. A UNESCO City of Design, Seoul was named the 2010 World Design Capital.
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Seoul (English pronunciation: /soʊl/; Korean: [sʰʌ.ul] ( listen)) – officially the Seoul Special City – is the capital and largest metropolis of South Korea, forming the heart of the Seoul Capital Area, which includes the surrounding Incheon metropolis and Gyeonggi province, the world's second largest metropolitan area with over 25.6 million people.[5] It is home to over half of South Koreans along with 678,102 international residents.[6] With a population of over 10 million, the megacity is the largest city proper in the OECD.
Situated on the Han River, Seoul's history stretches back more than two thousand years when it was founded in 18 BCE by Baekje, one of the Three Kingdoms of Korea. It continued as the capital of Korea under the Joseon Dynasty. The Seoul Capital Area contains five UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Changdeok Palace, Hwaseong Fortress, Jongmyo Shrine, Namhansanseong and the Royal Tombs of the Joseon Dynasty.[7] Seoul is surrounded by mountains, the tallest being Mt. Bukhan, the world's most visited national park per square foot.[8] Modern landmarks include the iconic N Seoul Tower, the gold-clad 63 Building, the neofuturistic Dongdaemun Design Plaza, Lotte World, the world's second largest indoor theme park,[9] Moonlight Rainbow Fountain, the world's longest bridge fountain[10] and the Sevit Floating Islands. The birthplace of K-pop and the Korean Wave, Seoul received over 12 million international visitors in 2013,[11] making it the world's 10th most visited city and 6th largest earner in tourism.[12]
Today, Seoul is considered a leading and rising global city, resulting from an economic boom called the Miracle on the Han River which transformed it from the damage of the Korean War to the world's 4th largest metropolitan economy with a GDP of US$774 billion[13] in 2012 after Tokyo, New York City and Los Angeles. A world leading technology hub centered on Gangnam and Digital Media City,[14] the Seoul Capital Area boasts 15[15] Fortune Global 500 companies such as Samsung, the world's largest technology company, as well as LG and Hyundai-Kia. In 2013, the city's GDP per capita (PPP) of $39,448 was comparable to that of France and Finland. Ranked sixth in the Global Power City Index and eighth in the Global Financial Centres Index, the metropolis exerts a major influence in global affairs as one of the five leading hosts of global conferences.[16] Seoul ranked seventh in the Sustainable Cities Index, the highest in Asia and ranked second worldwide in the social category. It also hosts the world's most art openings per square mile.[17]
Seoul is the world's most wired city[18] and ranked first in technology readiness by PwC's Cities of Opportunity report.[19] Its public transportation infrastructure is the world's densest[20] and ranked as the best in the Northern Hemisphere in the Sustainable Cities Index.[21] It is served by the KTX high-speed rail and the Seoul Subway, the world's largest subway network,[22] providing 4G LTE, WiFi and DMB inside subway cars. Seoul is connected via AREX to Incheon International Airport, rated the world's best airport nine years in a row (2005–2013) by Airports Council International.[23] Lotte World Tower, a 556m (1,824 ft) supertall skyscraper with 123 floors, is being built in Seoul to become the OECD's tallest in 2015 with the world's tallest observation deck and art gallery.[24][25] Its Lotte Cinema houses the world's largest cinema screen.[26] Seoul's COEX Mall is the world's largest underground shopping mall.[27] Emporis ranked Seoul's skyline having the world's fourth highest visual impact among major cities.
Seoul hosted the 1986 Asian Games, 1988 Summer Olympics, 2002 FIFA World Cup and the 2010 G-20 Seoul summit. A UNESCO City of Design, Seoul was named the 2010 World Design Capital.
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- published: 20 Apr 2015
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Travels - South Korea
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- Updated: 27 Jul 2015
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For this week's Travels we travel to South Korea where visitors can enjoy shopping for the latest fashion trends and marvel at city structures ad landmarks.
For this week's Travels we travel to South Korea where visitors can enjoy shopping for the latest fashion trends and marvel at city structures ad landmarks.
wn.com/Travels South Korea
For this week's Travels we travel to South Korea where visitors can enjoy shopping for the latest fashion trends and marvel at city structures ad landmarks.
- published: 27 Jul 2015
- views: 73
TRAVEL - [SEOUL] DAY 1 Namsangol Hanok Village
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- Duration: 3:09
- Updated: 09 Oct 2011
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This is one of the famous korean traditional village that had been restored for public viewing. Entrance are free.
This is one of the famous korean traditional village that had been restored for public viewing. Entrance are free.
wn.com/Travel Seoul Day 1 Namsangol Hanok Village
This is one of the famous korean traditional village that had been restored for public viewing. Entrance are free.
- published: 09 Oct 2011
- views: 287
20150713〜15 South Korea travel Part2
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- Duration: 3:31
- Updated: 28 Jul 2015
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- published: 28 Jul 2015
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CIFLE Summer 2013 Traveling English Education Consulting (TEEC) Seminar - Peer Assessment
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- Updated: 23 Jun 2014
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The Chungnam Institute of Foreign Language Education (CIFLE) was opened in 2007 in South ChungCheong province in South Korea with the twin goals of provide an e...
The Chungnam Institute of Foreign Language Education (CIFLE) was opened in 2007 in South ChungCheong province in South Korea with the twin goals of provide an environment for immersive English-language learning experiences for students and authentic language education training programs for teachers.
The Traveling English Education Consulting (TEEC) seminar is a biannual event for Korean and Native Elementary and Secondary school English teachers. Each TEEC seminar is held in different city in Chungnam province. CIFLE faculty present talks on varying subjects relevant to EFL education while Korean English teachers present their classroom experiences incorporating techniques learned through previous CIFLE training programs.
In this video, CIFLE instructor Jonathan Pharis gives a presentation on the value and implementation of peer assessment techniques in the EFL classroom.
(Correction: at about the 25:20 mark I incorrectly attribute the "Arnolfini Portrait" to Dutch painter Jan Vermeer. The correct artist is Flemish painter Jan van Eyck. Even after an audience member calls out the correct name I somehow still mess it up. Chalk it up to nervous energy, I guess.)
wn.com/Cifle Summer 2013 Traveling English Education Consulting (Teec) Seminar Peer Assessment
The Chungnam Institute of Foreign Language Education (CIFLE) was opened in 2007 in South ChungCheong province in South Korea with the twin goals of provide an environment for immersive English-language learning experiences for students and authentic language education training programs for teachers.
The Traveling English Education Consulting (TEEC) seminar is a biannual event for Korean and Native Elementary and Secondary school English teachers. Each TEEC seminar is held in different city in Chungnam province. CIFLE faculty present talks on varying subjects relevant to EFL education while Korean English teachers present their classroom experiences incorporating techniques learned through previous CIFLE training programs.
In this video, CIFLE instructor Jonathan Pharis gives a presentation on the value and implementation of peer assessment techniques in the EFL classroom.
(Correction: at about the 25:20 mark I incorrectly attribute the "Arnolfini Portrait" to Dutch painter Jan Vermeer. The correct artist is Flemish painter Jan van Eyck. Even after an audience member calls out the correct name I somehow still mess it up. Chalk it up to nervous energy, I guess.)
- published: 23 Jun 2014
- views: 156
Seoul, South Korea – Part 7
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- Duration: 13:22
- Updated: 03 Jan 2015
- views: 106
Seoul, officially the Seoul Special City, is the capital and largest metropolis of South Korea, forming the heart of the Seoul Capital Area, which includes the ...
Seoul, officially the Seoul Special City, is the capital and largest metropolis of South Korea, forming the heart of the Seoul Capital Area, which includes the surrounding Incheon metropolis and Gyeonggi province, the world's second largest metropolitan area with over 25.6 million people. It is home to over half of South Koreans along with 632,000 international residents. With a population of over 10 million, the megacity is the largest city proper in the OECD.
Situated on the Han River, Seoul's history stretches back more than 2,000 years when it was founded in 18 BCE by Baekje, one of the Three Kingdoms of Korea. It continued as the capital of Korea under the Joseon Dynasty. The Seoul Capital Area contains five UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Changdeok Palace, Hwaseong Fortress, Jongmyo Shrine, Namhansanseong and the Royal Tombs of the Joseon Dynasty. Seoul is surrounded by mountains, the tallest being Mt. Bukhan, the world's most visited national park per square foot. Modern landmarks include the iconic N Seoul Tower, the gold-clad 63 Building, the neofuturistic Dongdaemun Design Plaza, Lotte World, the world's second largest indoor theme park, Moonlight Rainbow Fountain, the world's longest bridge fountain and the Sevit Floating Islands. The birthplace of K-pop and the Korean Wave, Seoul was voted the world's most wanted travel destination by Chinese, Japanese and Thai tourists for three consecutive years in 2009–2011 with over 12 million international visitors in 2013, making it the world's 10th most visited city and 6th largest earner in tourism.
Today, Seoul is considered a leading and rising global city, resulting from an economic boom called the Miracle on the Han River which transformed it from the ashes of the Korean War to the world's 4th largest metropolitan economy.
Seoul is the world's most wired city. Seoul Station is the main terminal of the KTX high-speed rail and the Seoul Subway is the world's largest subway network, considered the world's best subway by Jalopnik, providing 4G LTE, WiFi and DMB inside subway cars. Seoul is connected via AREX to Incheon International Airport, rated the world's best airport nine years in a row (2005–2013) by Airports Council International. Lotte World Tower, a 556m (1,824 ft) supertall skyscraper with 123 floors, is being built in Seoul to become the OECD's tallest in 2015 with the world's tallest observation deck and art gallery. Its Lotte Cinema houses the world's largest cinema screen. Emporis ranked Seoul's skyline having the world's fourth highest visual impact among major cities.
Source: Wikipedia
wn.com/Seoul, South Korea – Part 7
Seoul, officially the Seoul Special City, is the capital and largest metropolis of South Korea, forming the heart of the Seoul Capital Area, which includes the surrounding Incheon metropolis and Gyeonggi province, the world's second largest metropolitan area with over 25.6 million people. It is home to over half of South Koreans along with 632,000 international residents. With a population of over 10 million, the megacity is the largest city proper in the OECD.
Situated on the Han River, Seoul's history stretches back more than 2,000 years when it was founded in 18 BCE by Baekje, one of the Three Kingdoms of Korea. It continued as the capital of Korea under the Joseon Dynasty. The Seoul Capital Area contains five UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Changdeok Palace, Hwaseong Fortress, Jongmyo Shrine, Namhansanseong and the Royal Tombs of the Joseon Dynasty. Seoul is surrounded by mountains, the tallest being Mt. Bukhan, the world's most visited national park per square foot. Modern landmarks include the iconic N Seoul Tower, the gold-clad 63 Building, the neofuturistic Dongdaemun Design Plaza, Lotte World, the world's second largest indoor theme park, Moonlight Rainbow Fountain, the world's longest bridge fountain and the Sevit Floating Islands. The birthplace of K-pop and the Korean Wave, Seoul was voted the world's most wanted travel destination by Chinese, Japanese and Thai tourists for three consecutive years in 2009–2011 with over 12 million international visitors in 2013, making it the world's 10th most visited city and 6th largest earner in tourism.
Today, Seoul is considered a leading and rising global city, resulting from an economic boom called the Miracle on the Han River which transformed it from the ashes of the Korean War to the world's 4th largest metropolitan economy.
Seoul is the world's most wired city. Seoul Station is the main terminal of the KTX high-speed rail and the Seoul Subway is the world's largest subway network, considered the world's best subway by Jalopnik, providing 4G LTE, WiFi and DMB inside subway cars. Seoul is connected via AREX to Incheon International Airport, rated the world's best airport nine years in a row (2005–2013) by Airports Council International. Lotte World Tower, a 556m (1,824 ft) supertall skyscraper with 123 floors, is being built in Seoul to become the OECD's tallest in 2015 with the world's tallest observation deck and art gallery. Its Lotte Cinema houses the world's largest cinema screen. Emporis ranked Seoul's skyline having the world's fourth highest visual impact among major cities.
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Eastern China was colony of Baekje, Korea 中共 중공은 한민족 식민지 6/7
0:19 Baekje Taesus (provincial governors) appear South of Yoseo regions too, which means Baekje ruled China's eastern costal regions. 0:43 From the Ancient times, today's Eastern China was Dongyi territory and even before the foundation of Dangun Joseon, Eastern China was closely related with us Koreans, which meant that we had a very solid foundation to expand our territory to Eastern China. When Baekje took Eastern China, it was very tumultuous time in the history of the continent. In the lands so many different dynasties rose and fell, and the land got attacked a lot by so many northern peoples and the northern conquerors repeated to build new dynasties and fall in the modern Chinese land. Baekje took advantage of the chaotic situation of the land. 1:31 Where is 'Jinpyung' th... -
Eastern China was part of Baekje, Korea 중공(中共)은 한민족 식민지 5/7
broadcasted in Dec, 2003 0:24 Record about Baekje in section 'Baekje' in [History of southern dynasty (Nan Qi), 479~502] : Hundreds of thousands of Northern dynasty mounted troops attacked Baekje and broke through borders of Baekje. Emperor Dongsung ( ? ~ 501) ordered Sabummyong, Chansuryu, Hanraegon and Mokanna to counterattack Northern Dynasty and they triumphed.(note :Northern dynasty (of the Xianbei, 386∼534) 0:46 As well known, the Northern dynasty (of the Xianbei) was occupying the northen half of Modern China. Then how could the war between the Northern Dynasty (of the Xianbei) and Baekje (that was known to exist in the southern Korean peninsula) occur? 1:00 If the war between the two occurred there were only two possible ways : 1st. using the sea-route, 2nd. using the la... -
Going Global－ay Lee interview 제이 리씨 인터뷰
Ancient Koreans who went to Japan during the Baekje Kingdom formed a fundamental part of Japanese culture. We call them ′doraein′， meaning visitor or arriver in Japanese.But now， there are newcomers， or the so－called ′new settlers′， who migrated to Japan 20 to 30 years ago to seek a new life.They are creating another Korean image in Japan by introducing Korean culture and foods.We take a look at the lives of these newcomers in Japan. 백제 때 일본으로 건너가 일본 문화의 근간을 이룬 한민족의 조상을 우리는 도래인이라고 부른다.하지만 지금 일본에는 2，30년전 새로운 삶을 찾아 일본으로 건너간 뉴커머， 일명 신도래인이라고 불리는 재일동포들이 일본에서 나름의 한국의 이미지를 심어주고 있다.한국의 음식과 한국의 문화를 전하며 일본에서 신도래인으로 살아가는 재일동포들의 삶을 통해， 재일동포 (3세)들의 삶을 재조명해 본다. -
Going Global－Yoon Sol interview 윤솔씨 인터뷰
Ancient Koreans who went to Japan during the Baekje Kingdom formed a fundamental part of Japanese culture. We call them ′doraein′， meaning visitor or arriver in Japanese.But now， there are newcomers， or the so－called ′new settlers′， who migrated to Japan 20 to 30 years ago to seek a new life.They are creating another Korean image in Japan by introducing Korean culture and foods.We take a look at the lives of these newcomers in Japan. 백제 때 일본으로 건너가 일본 문화의 근간을 이룬 한민족의 조상을 우리는 도래인이라고 부른다.하지만 지금 일본에는 2，30년전 새로운 삶을 찾아 일본으로 건너간 뉴커머， 일명 신도래인이라고 불리는 재일동포들이 일본에서 나름의 한국의 이미지를 심어주고 있다.한국의 음식과 한국의 문화를 전하며 일본에서 신도래인으로 살아가는 재일동포들의 삶을 통해， 재일동포 (3세)들의 삶을 재조명해 본다. -
Going Global－The Story of Newcomers，Jae interview 신도래인으로 살아가는 재일동포들의 삶， 재씨 인터뷰
Ancient Koreans who went to Japan during the Baekje Kingdom formed a fundamental part of Japanese culture. We call them ′doraein′， meaning visitor or arriver in Japanese.But now， there are newcomers， or the so－called ′new settlers′， who migrated to Japan 20 to 30 years ago to seek a new life.They are creating another Korean image in Japan by introducing Korean culture and foods.We take a look at the lives of these newcomers in Japan. 백제 때 일본으로 건너가 일본 문화의 근간을 이룬 한민족의 조상을 우리는 도래인이라고 부른다.하지만 지금 일본에는 2，30년전 새로운 삶을 찾아 일본으로 건너간 뉴커머， 일명 신도래인이라고 불리는 재일동포들이 일본에서 나름의 한국의 이미지를 심어주고 있다.한국의 음식과 한국의 문화를 전하며 일본에서 신도래인으로 살아가는 재일동포들의 삶을 통해， 재일동포 (3세)들의 삶을 재조명해 본다. -
[Invest Seoul CEO Interview] Dilip K. Sundaram, Mahindra Korea
Dilip K. Sundaram began his career as an accountant, and received his MBA from the Simon Business School at the University of Rochester, NY. He joined Mahindra and Mahindra in 2010 and is currently the President of Mahindra Korea. He was recently invited to sit on the Seoul Foreign Investment Advisory Council (FIAC) and is also the Chairman of the Indian Chamber of Commerce in Korea. Seoul, the capital of the Republic of Korea in Far East Asia, is a main gateway to and logistics hub of Northeast Asia, whose production accounts for one third of the world’s total output. The city is ideally situated for day-long business trips, as there are 51 megacities with a population of more than one million within a 3-4 hour flight. The capital of the Baekje and Joseon dynasties, as well as the Korea... -
Japanese Islands were colony of Baekje, Korea 왜국은 한민족 식민지
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Baekje Kingdom 3
Baekje Kingdom ---------------------- Baekje or Paekche (18 BCE - 660 CE) was a kingdom located in southwest Korea. It was one of the Three Kingdoms of Korea, together with Goguryeo and Silla. Some historians suspect that Baekje began as a statelet of the Mahan confederacy (a confederacy of the Samhan), while others believe king Onjo was the real founder. Baekje was founded by Onjo, the third son of Goguryeo's founder Jumong and So Seo-no, at Wiryeseong (present-day southern Seoul). Baekje, like Goguryeo, claimed to succeed Buyeo, a state established in present-day Manchuria around the time of Gojoseon's fall. Baekje alternately battled and allied with Goguryeo and Silla as the three kingdoms expanded control over the peninsula. At its peak in the 4th century, Baekje controlled most o... -
Hallyu World - JEONJU: Birthplace of bibimbap, Capital for Baekje kingdom 後百濟首都 朝鮮王朝發源地 全州
‘Sungkyunkwan Scandal’ ‘Princess Hours’ ‘Masquerade’ ‘The Fatal Encounter’ were filmed here! Bibimbap was created here! 時光回溯，與成均館的書生們在不同時空怦然相遇；親身體驗韓國古代生活；到拌飯的發源地，品嚐最正宗的全州拌飯！ Jeonju, the slow city… or is it? Follow our reporter Ally to Jeonju where she takes you to the most well known places around the city. Be inspired by the beautiful hanok houses, Gyeongi Palace and the famous Bibimbap that has become one of the most famous delicacies to be enjoyed here. Can you recognize the dramas that were filmed with Jeonju as the setting? Watch and find out today! 有多少韓國古裝的電視劇、電影是在這邊取景的呢？ 《成均館緋聞》其中大部分鏡頭都是在全州鄉校內拍攝的，還有《宮》和很多大型歷史劇《風之畫師》《龍之淚》《明成皇后》日韓合拍電視劇《彩虹玫瑰 Rainbow Rose》； 多部賣座電影，包括《逆鱗》《光海，成為王的男人／雙面君王》《登陸之日》《YMCA棒球隊》《千年鹤》； 還有綜藝節目《Running Man》《Hello 異鄉人》等等 This is a city with 1,250 years of history,... -
JOO JIN-MO: Most Interesting Interview 朱鎮模_주진모 專訪 (EN SUB/中字) | Hallyu World
Played the devoted King of Goryeo, Wang-yoo, in drama ‘Empress Ki’ , An actor well received by the public, Joo Jin-mo! 《奇皇后》《親愛的恩東啊》裡的純情男主角朱鎮模今天做客韓流世界，慧秀親自見到他後， 發現他跟平時我們在電視上看到的形像完全不一樣！ 經常會出人意料的開玩笑，帶著朱鎮模式的幽默感，現在我們就見見這位特立獨行的明星吧！ He starred in the popular romantic comedy '200 Pounds Beauty' with a warm and touching story that delivers an uplifting message. He also played the devoted King Chunghye of Goryeo in 'Empress Ki' which ended in a tragic love story, making people's hearts ache. His acting career is bumpy, with ups and downs, but he has overcome the hardship and regained to popularity again. In his newest drama, ‘Beloved Eun-dong’, Joo Jin-mo plays the main character, Ji Eun-ho, who cannot forget about his first love. After meeting him in person, Hye-soo realized that he is complet... -
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휘성 한성백제문화제 축하공연, Hanseong Baekje Cultural Festival Movie Memories 2
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휘성 한성백제문화제 축하공연, Hanseong Baekje Cultural Festival Movie Memories 4
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[141005] BEG at Baekje Cultural Festival - good bye
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왜왕의 고백 _백제 무령왕의 후손_.baekje kingdom
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Japanese King Interview : descendant of Korean
靖国神社 百済 戦争犯罪 在日韓国人 倭王 Confession of Japanese King The Japanese king is a descendant of Korean historically Japan were the colony of possibility millennium between Korea. Also scholar Japanese history recognize it all Japan only the extremism people negates it in opposition -
Experience Gongju Baekje Festival [Gongju, South Korea]
Walk through the festival with me, and experience some of the live traditional music performances!
Eastern China was colony of Baekje, Korea 中共 중공은 한민족 식민지 6/7
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- Duration: 9:59
- Updated: 28 Dec 2009
- views: 17802
0:19 Baekje Taesus (provincial governors) appear South of Yoseo regions too, which means Baekje ruled China's eastern costal regions.
0:43 From the Ancient t...
0:19 Baekje Taesus (provincial governors) appear South of Yoseo regions too, which means Baekje ruled China's eastern costal regions.
0:43 From the Ancient times, today's Eastern China was Dongyi territory and even before the foundation of Dangun Joseon, Eastern China was closely related with us Koreans, which meant that we had a very solid foundation to expand our territory to Eastern China.
When Baekje took Eastern China, it was very tumultuous time in the history of the continent. In the lands so many different dynasties rose and fell, and the land got attacked a lot by so many northern peoples and the northern conquerors repeated to build new dynasties and fall in the modern Chinese land. Baekje took advantage of the chaotic situation of the land.
1:31 Where is 'Jinpyung' that was ruled by Baekje Taesu?
Interview with an Ethnic Korean professor, Whang Hee-Bock,
Central Ethnic University of China
: The first record that Baekje ruled "Jinpyung province" appears in [History of Song]. According to historical records 'Jinpyung' is modern Guǎngxī province of China. The exact location of Jinpyung is north-eastward from Namryung (Capital of Guongxi province)
3:22 We could find the word "Baekje Hyang" in the list of names of villages in Guongxi province (authorized document).
In the Baekje region, there is a village called "Baekje Hur", the central area of the region. "Hur" means "a ruin" and literally "Baekje Hur" means "the ruins of Baekje dynasty" .
In modern Han Chinese language, 'Baekje' is pronounced as 'Baijixi' but the native villagers call it 'Dae Baekje or Dae Bakje (Great Baekje).
4:18 In Namryung city, they have a regular bus service connects Baekje Hur to Namryung city.
4:50 The bus is driving to Baekje Hur. We expect we could see remaing a Baekje city or meet descendants of Baekje there.
After 3 hours bus-travel we got to Baekje Hur.
No trace of old Baekje city remains. It is just one of countrysides of modern China
5:50 A dull market and villagers who are so curious bout the strange visitors. Baekje Hur people, they are not Han Chinese nor Southern Asians. They are called "Zhuàngzú". What relationship do they have with Baekje of Korea.
6:40 They were willing to show inside their houses. Their Kitchen looked so familiar for us. Their traditional stove looked totally different from Chinese.
6:52 In the corner of the kitchen, was a millstone they received from their ancestors. The unique design of the millstone was the same one in Korea.
7:06 These Korean millstones have a groove in the lower part of them so that ground grains trickle down into a groove. These are distinctive Baekje millstones.
7:25 It is no accident that traces of Korean cultures are found in southern Asia far far away.
7:32 In another villager's house we could find a Korean pestle with one footboard, distinctive Korean pestle in Jeola province of Korea and Japan . Traditionally Koreans used a two-footboards pestle made of two boughed trunk but only in Jeola province (Baekje territory) of the Korean peninsula and Japanese islands (that was part of Baekje), they used one footboard-pestle.
Baekje Hur people still have Baekje tradition as part of their heritage.
8:35 Who are they?
Interview with a Baekje Hur eldery : "People say we came from Shandong province long long ago but nobody knows when it was. Some people say we came here as merchants and others say we came here because of wars."
In Baekje Hur, traces of Korean traditions are easily found. One of them is a tall old Holy tree at the entrance to a village.
9:52 These holy trees are called differently between two peoples : Tang tree in Korea and Yongsu in Baekje Hur in Goungxi province. But still both peoples worships these trees and believe their own holy trees will grant their wishes.
wn.com/Eastern China Was Colony Of Baekje, Korea 中共 중공은 한민족 식민지 6 7
0:19 Baekje Taesus (provincial governors) appear South of Yoseo regions too, which means Baekje ruled China's eastern costal regions.
0:43 From the Ancient times, today's Eastern China was Dongyi territory and even before the foundation of Dangun Joseon, Eastern China was closely related with us Koreans, which meant that we had a very solid foundation to expand our territory to Eastern China.
When Baekje took Eastern China, it was very tumultuous time in the history of the continent. In the lands so many different dynasties rose and fell, and the land got attacked a lot by so many northern peoples and the northern conquerors repeated to build new dynasties and fall in the modern Chinese land. Baekje took advantage of the chaotic situation of the land.
1:31 Where is 'Jinpyung' that was ruled by Baekje Taesu?
Interview with an Ethnic Korean professor, Whang Hee-Bock,
Central Ethnic University of China
: The first record that Baekje ruled "Jinpyung province" appears in [History of Song]. According to historical records 'Jinpyung' is modern Guǎngxī province of China. The exact location of Jinpyung is north-eastward from Namryung (Capital of Guongxi province)
3:22 We could find the word "Baekje Hyang" in the list of names of villages in Guongxi province (authorized document).
In the Baekje region, there is a village called "Baekje Hur", the central area of the region. "Hur" means "a ruin" and literally "Baekje Hur" means "the ruins of Baekje dynasty" .
In modern Han Chinese language, 'Baekje' is pronounced as 'Baijixi' but the native villagers call it 'Dae Baekje or Dae Bakje (Great Baekje).
4:18 In Namryung city, they have a regular bus service connects Baekje Hur to Namryung city.
4:50 The bus is driving to Baekje Hur. We expect we could see remaing a Baekje city or meet descendants of Baekje there.
After 3 hours bus-travel we got to Baekje Hur.
No trace of old Baekje city remains. It is just one of countrysides of modern China
5:50 A dull market and villagers who are so curious bout the strange visitors. Baekje Hur people, they are not Han Chinese nor Southern Asians. They are called "Zhuàngzú". What relationship do they have with Baekje of Korea.
6:40 They were willing to show inside their houses. Their Kitchen looked so familiar for us. Their traditional stove looked totally different from Chinese.
6:52 In the corner of the kitchen, was a millstone they received from their ancestors. The unique design of the millstone was the same one in Korea.
7:06 These Korean millstones have a groove in the lower part of them so that ground grains trickle down into a groove. These are distinctive Baekje millstones.
7:25 It is no accident that traces of Korean cultures are found in southern Asia far far away.
7:32 In another villager's house we could find a Korean pestle with one footboard, distinctive Korean pestle in Jeola province of Korea and Japan . Traditionally Koreans used a two-footboards pestle made of two boughed trunk but only in Jeola province (Baekje territory) of the Korean peninsula and Japanese islands (that was part of Baekje), they used one footboard-pestle.
Baekje Hur people still have Baekje tradition as part of their heritage.
8:35 Who are they?
Interview with a Baekje Hur eldery : "People say we came from Shandong province long long ago but nobody knows when it was. Some people say we came here as merchants and others say we came here because of wars."
In Baekje Hur, traces of Korean traditions are easily found. One of them is a tall old Holy tree at the entrance to a village.
9:52 These holy trees are called differently between two peoples : Tang tree in Korea and Yongsu in Baekje Hur in Goungxi province. But still both peoples worships these trees and believe their own holy trees will grant their wishes.
- published: 28 Dec 2009
- views: 17802
Eastern China was part of Baekje, Korea 중공(中共)은 한민족 식민지 5/7
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:05
- Updated: 28 Dec 2009
- views: 27142
broadcasted in Dec, 2003
0:24 Record about Baekje in section 'Baekje' in [History of southern dynasty (Nan Qi), 479~502] : Hundreds of thousands of Northern ...
broadcasted in Dec, 2003
0:24 Record about Baekje in section 'Baekje' in [History of southern dynasty (Nan Qi), 479~502] : Hundreds of thousands of Northern dynasty mounted troops attacked Baekje and broke through borders of Baekje. Emperor Dongsung ( ? ~ 501) ordered Sabummyong, Chansuryu, Hanraegon and Mokanna to counterattack Northern Dynasty and they triumphed.(note :Northern dynasty (of the Xianbei, 386∼534)
0:46 As well known, the Northern dynasty (of the Xianbei) was occupying the northen half of Modern China. Then how could the war between the Northern Dynasty (of the Xianbei) and Baekje (that was known to exist in the southern Korean peninsula) occur?
1:00 If the war between the two occurred there were only two possible ways : 1st. using the sea-route, 2nd. using the land-route with the help of Koguryeo allowing the Northern dynasty troops to pass through its land.
But none of the two could be possible : 1st, the Northern Dynasty troops were mounted troops, not naval troops ; 2nd, there was no reason Koguryeo (powerful empire then) to allow the Northern Dynasty to pass through its territory.
1:37 The war described in [History of Southern Dynasty (Nan Qi)] was only possible when the two dynasties, Baekje and Northern dynasty, shared a common border, which means Baekje existed in modern Chinese land.
2:34 Records about existence of Baekje in modern Chinese lands are found in many Chinese history books such as [History of Song], [History of Southern dynasty/Nan Qi], and [History of Liang (502~557)].
The book writes : "Koguryeo took Yodong(Liaodong), and Baekje took Yoseo(Liaoxi) and Jinpyung, dispatching the Baekje military to the two regions."
Where is Yoseo? According to old books, it exsisted inbetween Yusung and Bukpyung.
The names 'Yusung' and 'Bukpyung' were used 1000 years ago. Now the two regions may have totally different names.
3:26 interview with a Chinese professor : "Yusung is today's Joyang city in Liaoning province and Bukpyung, according to historical records, is today's Noryung city in Hebei province."
According to historical records, Yoseo was a vast plain spread from today's Liaining province to Hebei province.
4:23 Was this vast land ruled by Baekje? They are Chinese history books that support the possibility. One supportive record from the books is appearance of so many Baekje Taesus (Baekje provincial governors) titled after names of Chinese provinces : ex) "Kwangyang city" of Kwangyang Taesu corresponds with the Yoseo region.
Baekje Taesus (provincial governors) appear South of Yoseo regions too, which means Baekje ruled China's eastern costal regions.
wn.com/Eastern China Was Part Of Baekje, Korea 중공(中共)은 한민족 식민지 5 7
broadcasted in Dec, 2003
0:24 Record about Baekje in section 'Baekje' in [History of southern dynasty (Nan Qi), 479~502] : Hundreds of thousands of Northern dynasty mounted troops attacked Baekje and broke through borders of Baekje. Emperor Dongsung ( ? ~ 501) ordered Sabummyong, Chansuryu, Hanraegon and Mokanna to counterattack Northern Dynasty and they triumphed.(note :Northern dynasty (of the Xianbei, 386∼534)
0:46 As well known, the Northern dynasty (of the Xianbei) was occupying the northen half of Modern China. Then how could the war between the Northern Dynasty (of the Xianbei) and Baekje (that was known to exist in the southern Korean peninsula) occur?
1:00 If the war between the two occurred there were only two possible ways : 1st. using the sea-route, 2nd. using the land-route with the help of Koguryeo allowing the Northern dynasty troops to pass through its land.
But none of the two could be possible : 1st, the Northern Dynasty troops were mounted troops, not naval troops ; 2nd, there was no reason Koguryeo (powerful empire then) to allow the Northern Dynasty to pass through its territory.
1:37 The war described in [History of Southern Dynasty (Nan Qi)] was only possible when the two dynasties, Baekje and Northern dynasty, shared a common border, which means Baekje existed in modern Chinese land.
2:34 Records about existence of Baekje in modern Chinese lands are found in many Chinese history books such as [History of Song], [History of Southern dynasty/Nan Qi], and [History of Liang (502~557)].
The book writes : "Koguryeo took Yodong(Liaodong), and Baekje took Yoseo(Liaoxi) and Jinpyung, dispatching the Baekje military to the two regions."
Where is Yoseo? According to old books, it exsisted inbetween Yusung and Bukpyung.
The names 'Yusung' and 'Bukpyung' were used 1000 years ago. Now the two regions may have totally different names.
3:26 interview with a Chinese professor : "Yusung is today's Joyang city in Liaoning province and Bukpyung, according to historical records, is today's Noryung city in Hebei province."
According to historical records, Yoseo was a vast plain spread from today's Liaining province to Hebei province.
4:23 Was this vast land ruled by Baekje? They are Chinese history books that support the possibility. One supportive record from the books is appearance of so many Baekje Taesus (Baekje provincial governors) titled after names of Chinese provinces : ex) "Kwangyang city" of Kwangyang Taesu corresponds with the Yoseo region.
Baekje Taesus (provincial governors) appear South of Yoseo regions too, which means Baekje ruled China's eastern costal regions.
- published: 28 Dec 2009
- views: 27142
Going Global－ay Lee interview 제이 리씨 인터뷰
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:57
- Updated: 25 Aug 2015
- views: 25
Ancient Koreans who went to Japan during the Baekje Kingdom formed a fundamental part of Japanese culture. We call them ′doraein′， meaning visitor or arriver in...
Ancient Koreans who went to Japan during the Baekje Kingdom formed a fundamental part of Japanese culture. We call them ′doraein′， meaning visitor or arriver in Japanese.But now， there are newcomers， or the so－called ′new settlers′， who migrated to Japan 20 to 30 years ago to seek a new life.They are creating another Korean image in Japan by introducing Korean culture and foods.We take a look at the lives of these newcomers in Japan.
백제 때 일본으로 건너가 일본 문화의 근간을 이룬 한민족의 조상을 우리는 도래인이라고 부른다.하지만 지금 일본에는 2，30년전 새로운 삶을 찾아 일본으로 건너간 뉴커머， 일명 신도래인이라고 불리는 재일동포들이 일본에서 나름의 한국의 이미지를 심어주고 있다.한국의 음식과 한국의 문화를 전하며 일본에서 신도래인으로 살아가는 재일동포들의 삶을 통해， 재일동포 (3세)들의 삶을 재조명해 본다.
wn.com/Going Global－Ay Lee Interview 제이 리씨 인터뷰
Ancient Koreans who went to Japan during the Baekje Kingdom formed a fundamental part of Japanese culture. We call them ′doraein′， meaning visitor or arriver in Japanese.But now， there are newcomers， or the so－called ′new settlers′， who migrated to Japan 20 to 30 years ago to seek a new life.They are creating another Korean image in Japan by introducing Korean culture and foods.We take a look at the lives of these newcomers in Japan.
백제 때 일본으로 건너가 일본 문화의 근간을 이룬 한민족의 조상을 우리는 도래인이라고 부른다.하지만 지금 일본에는 2，30년전 새로운 삶을 찾아 일본으로 건너간 뉴커머， 일명 신도래인이라고 불리는 재일동포들이 일본에서 나름의 한국의 이미지를 심어주고 있다.한국의 음식과 한국의 문화를 전하며 일본에서 신도래인으로 살아가는 재일동포들의 삶을 통해， 재일동포 (3세)들의 삶을 재조명해 본다.
- published: 25 Aug 2015
- views: 25
Going Global－Yoon Sol interview 윤솔씨 인터뷰
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:41
- Updated: 25 Aug 2015
- views: 22
Ancient Koreans who went to Japan during the Baekje Kingdom formed a fundamental part of Japanese culture. We call them ′doraein′， meaning visitor or arriver in...
Ancient Koreans who went to Japan during the Baekje Kingdom formed a fundamental part of Japanese culture. We call them ′doraein′， meaning visitor or arriver in Japanese.But now， there are newcomers， or the so－called ′new settlers′， who migrated to Japan 20 to 30 years ago to seek a new life.They are creating another Korean image in Japan by introducing Korean culture and foods.We take a look at the lives of these newcomers in Japan.
백제 때 일본으로 건너가 일본 문화의 근간을 이룬 한민족의 조상을 우리는 도래인이라고 부른다.하지만 지금 일본에는 2，30년전 새로운 삶을 찾아 일본으로 건너간 뉴커머， 일명 신도래인이라고 불리는 재일동포들이 일본에서 나름의 한국의 이미지를 심어주고 있다.한국의 음식과 한국의 문화를 전하며 일본에서 신도래인으로 살아가는 재일동포들의 삶을 통해， 재일동포 (3세)들의 삶을 재조명해 본다.
wn.com/Going Global－Yoon Sol Interview 윤솔씨 인터뷰
Ancient Koreans who went to Japan during the Baekje Kingdom formed a fundamental part of Japanese culture. We call them ′doraein′， meaning visitor or arriver in Japanese.But now， there are newcomers， or the so－called ′new settlers′， who migrated to Japan 20 to 30 years ago to seek a new life.They are creating another Korean image in Japan by introducing Korean culture and foods.We take a look at the lives of these newcomers in Japan.
백제 때 일본으로 건너가 일본 문화의 근간을 이룬 한민족의 조상을 우리는 도래인이라고 부른다.하지만 지금 일본에는 2，30년전 새로운 삶을 찾아 일본으로 건너간 뉴커머， 일명 신도래인이라고 불리는 재일동포들이 일본에서 나름의 한국의 이미지를 심어주고 있다.한국의 음식과 한국의 문화를 전하며 일본에서 신도래인으로 살아가는 재일동포들의 삶을 통해， 재일동포 (3세)들의 삶을 재조명해 본다.
- published: 25 Aug 2015
- views: 22
Going Global－The Story of Newcomers，Jae interview 신도래인으로 살아가는 재일동포들의 삶， 재씨 인터뷰
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- Duration: 4:28
- Updated: 25 Aug 2015
- views: 30
Ancient Koreans who went to Japan during the Baekje Kingdom formed a fundamental part of Japanese culture. We call them ′doraein′， meaning visitor or arriver in...
Ancient Koreans who went to Japan during the Baekje Kingdom formed a fundamental part of Japanese culture. We call them ′doraein′， meaning visitor or arriver in Japanese.But now， there are newcomers， or the so－called ′new settlers′， who migrated to Japan 20 to 30 years ago to seek a new life.They are creating another Korean image in Japan by introducing Korean culture and foods.We take a look at the lives of these newcomers in Japan.
백제 때 일본으로 건너가 일본 문화의 근간을 이룬 한민족의 조상을 우리는 도래인이라고 부른다.하지만 지금 일본에는 2，30년전 새로운 삶을 찾아 일본으로 건너간 뉴커머， 일명 신도래인이라고 불리는 재일동포들이 일본에서 나름의 한국의 이미지를 심어주고 있다.한국의 음식과 한국의 문화를 전하며 일본에서 신도래인으로 살아가는 재일동포들의 삶을 통해， 재일동포 (3세)들의 삶을 재조명해 본다.
wn.com/Going Global－The Story Of Newcomers，Jae Interview 신도래인으로 살아가는 재일동포들의 삶， 재씨 인터뷰
Ancient Koreans who went to Japan during the Baekje Kingdom formed a fundamental part of Japanese culture. We call them ′doraein′， meaning visitor or arriver in Japanese.But now， there are newcomers， or the so－called ′new settlers′， who migrated to Japan 20 to 30 years ago to seek a new life.They are creating another Korean image in Japan by introducing Korean culture and foods.We take a look at the lives of these newcomers in Japan.
백제 때 일본으로 건너가 일본 문화의 근간을 이룬 한민족의 조상을 우리는 도래인이라고 부른다.하지만 지금 일본에는 2，30년전 새로운 삶을 찾아 일본으로 건너간 뉴커머， 일명 신도래인이라고 불리는 재일동포들이 일본에서 나름의 한국의 이미지를 심어주고 있다.한국의 음식과 한국의 문화를 전하며 일본에서 신도래인으로 살아가는 재일동포들의 삶을 통해， 재일동포 (3세)들의 삶을 재조명해 본다.
- published: 25 Aug 2015
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[Invest Seoul CEO Interview] Dilip K. Sundaram, Mahindra Korea
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- Duration: 5:37
- Updated: 07 Oct 2015
- views: 106
Dilip K. Sundaram began his career as an accountant, and received his MBA from the Simon Business School at the University of Rochester, NY. He joined Mahindra ...
Dilip K. Sundaram began his career as an accountant, and received his MBA from the Simon Business School at the University of Rochester, NY. He joined Mahindra and Mahindra in 2010 and is currently the President of Mahindra Korea. He was recently invited to sit on the Seoul Foreign Investment Advisory Council (FIAC) and is also the Chairman of the Indian Chamber of Commerce in Korea.
Seoul, the capital of the Republic of Korea in Far East Asia, is a main gateway to and logistics hub of Northeast Asia, whose production accounts for one third of the world’s total output. The city is ideally situated for day-long business trips, as there are 51 megacities with a population of more than one million within a 3-4 hour flight. The capital of the Baekje and Joseon dynasties, as well as the Korean Empire, Seoul boasts a proud and rich 2,000-year history. It hosted the 1986 Asian Games, the 1988 Summer Olympic Games and the 2002 World Cup.
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wn.com/Invest Seoul Ceo Interview Dilip K. Sundaram, Mahindra Korea
Dilip K. Sundaram began his career as an accountant, and received his MBA from the Simon Business School at the University of Rochester, NY. He joined Mahindra and Mahindra in 2010 and is currently the President of Mahindra Korea. He was recently invited to sit on the Seoul Foreign Investment Advisory Council (FIAC) and is also the Chairman of the Indian Chamber of Commerce in Korea.
Seoul, the capital of the Republic of Korea in Far East Asia, is a main gateway to and logistics hub of Northeast Asia, whose production accounts for one third of the world’s total output. The city is ideally situated for day-long business trips, as there are 51 megacities with a population of more than one million within a 3-4 hour flight. The capital of the Baekje and Joseon dynasties, as well as the Korean Empire, Seoul boasts a proud and rich 2,000-year history. It hosted the 1986 Asian Games, the 1988 Summer Olympic Games and the 2002 World Cup.
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- published: 07 Oct 2015
- views: 106
Japanese Islands were colony of Baekje, Korea 왜국은 한민족 식민지
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- Duration: 6:41
- Updated: 19 Feb 2013
- views: 468
Conceal the truth of Japan
Conceal the truth of Japan
wn.com/Japanese Islands Were Colony Of Baekje, Korea 왜국은 한민족 식민지
Baekje Kingdom 3
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- Duration: 2:37
- Updated: 03 Jul 2013
- views: 441
Baekje Kingdom
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Baekje or Paekche (18 BCE - 660 CE) was a kingdom located in southwest Korea. It was one of the Three Kingdoms of Korea, t...
Baekje Kingdom
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Baekje or Paekche (18 BCE - 660 CE) was a kingdom located in southwest Korea. It was one of the Three Kingdoms of Korea, together with Goguryeo and Silla.
Some historians suspect that Baekje began as a statelet of the Mahan confederacy (a confederacy of the Samhan), while others believe king Onjo was the real founder.
Baekje was founded by Onjo, the third son of Goguryeo's founder Jumong and So Seo-no, at Wiryeseong (present-day southern Seoul). Baekje, like Goguryeo, claimed to succeed Buyeo, a state established in present-day Manchuria around the time of Gojoseon's fall.
Baekje alternately battled and allied with Goguryeo and Silla as the three kingdoms expanded control over the peninsula. At its peak in the 4th century, Baekje controlled most of the western Korean peninsula, as far north as Pyongyang, and may have even held territories in China, such as in Liaoxi, though this is controversial. It became a significant regional sea power, with political and trade relations with China and Japan.
In 660, it was defeated by an alliance of Silla and Chinese Tang Dynasty, submitting to Unified Silla.
To confront the military pressure of Goguryeo to its north and Silla to its east, Baekje (Kudara in Japanese) established close relations with Japan. According to the Korean chronicle Samguk Sagi, Baekje and Silla sent some princes to the Japanese court as hostages. Whether the princes sent to Japan should be interpreted as diplomats as part of an embassy or literal hostages is debated. Due to the confusion on the exact nature of this relationship (the question of whether the Baekje Koreans were family or at least close to the Japanese Imperial line or whether they were hostages) and the fact that the Nihon Shoki, a primary source of material for this relationship, is a compilation of myth, makes it difficult to evaluate. The Samguk Sagi, which also documents this, can also be interpreted in various ways and at any rate it was rewritten in the 13th century, easily seven or eight centuries after these particular events took place. Adding to the confusion is the discovery (in Japan) that the "Inariyama sword, as well as some other swords discovered in Japan, utilized the Korean 'Idu' system of writing." The swords "originated in Paekche and that the kings named in their inscriptions represent Paekche kings rather than Japanese kings." The techniques for making these swords were the apparently similar to styles from Korea, specifically from Baekje. In Japan, the hostage interpretation is dominant.
Koreans, diplomats and royal relatives or not, brought to Japan knowledge of the Chinese writing system, Buddhism, iron processing for weapons, and various other technologies. In exchange, Japan provided military support.
Some members of the Baekje nobility and royalty emigrated to Japan even before the kingdom was overthrown. In response to Baekje's request, Japan in 663 sent the general Abe no Hirafu with 20,000 troops and 1,000 ships to revive Baekje with Buyeo Pung (known in Japanese as Hōshō), a son of Uija of Baekje who had been an emissary to Japan. Around August 661, 10,000 soldiers and 170 ships, led by Abe no Hirafu, arrived. Additional Japanese reinforcement, including 27,000 soldiers led by Kamitsukeno no Kimi Wakako and 10,000 soldiers led by Iohara no Kimi also arrived at Baekje in 662.
This attempt, however, failed at the battle of Baekgang, and the prince escaped to Goguryeo. According to the Nihon Shoki, 400 Japanese ships were lost in the battles. Only half of the troops were able to return to Japan.
The Japanese army retreated to Japan with many Baekje refugees. The former royal family members were initially treated as "foreign guests" (蕃客) and were not incorporated into the political system of Japan for some time. Buyeo Pung's younger brother Sun-gwang (Zenkō in Japanese) (善光 or 禅広) used the family name Kudara no Konikishi ("King of Baekje") (百濟王) (they are also called the Kudara clan, as Baekje was called Kudara in Japanese). The mother of Emperor Kammu (737-806) was Takano no Niigasa, a descendant of King Muryeong of Baekje. Emperor Kammu treated the Kudara no Konikishi clan as his "relatives by marriage". Baekje royalty are also the ancestors of the Ouchi clan, the Sue clan, Soga clan and others.
For more information on this topic you can visit these sites:
- http://www.art-and-archaeology.com/korea/korea.html#seoul
- http://koreanhistory.info/TheThreeKingdoms.htm
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baekje
- http://www.deviantart.com/art/Korea-Baekje-255634665
- http://kyb0417.blogspot.com/search/label/Korean%20helmet
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AljuL2nsZRY&list;=WLZA9Tr6JrwuPzkKJnEHrdhv4WyuTsTJd6
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven-Branched_Sword
wn.com/Baekje Kingdom 3
Baekje Kingdom
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Baekje or Paekche (18 BCE - 660 CE) was a kingdom located in southwest Korea. It was one of the Three Kingdoms of Korea, together with Goguryeo and Silla.
Some historians suspect that Baekje began as a statelet of the Mahan confederacy (a confederacy of the Samhan), while others believe king Onjo was the real founder.
Baekje was founded by Onjo, the third son of Goguryeo's founder Jumong and So Seo-no, at Wiryeseong (present-day southern Seoul). Baekje, like Goguryeo, claimed to succeed Buyeo, a state established in present-day Manchuria around the time of Gojoseon's fall.
Baekje alternately battled and allied with Goguryeo and Silla as the three kingdoms expanded control over the peninsula. At its peak in the 4th century, Baekje controlled most of the western Korean peninsula, as far north as Pyongyang, and may have even held territories in China, such as in Liaoxi, though this is controversial. It became a significant regional sea power, with political and trade relations with China and Japan.
In 660, it was defeated by an alliance of Silla and Chinese Tang Dynasty, submitting to Unified Silla.
To confront the military pressure of Goguryeo to its north and Silla to its east, Baekje (Kudara in Japanese) established close relations with Japan. According to the Korean chronicle Samguk Sagi, Baekje and Silla sent some princes to the Japanese court as hostages. Whether the princes sent to Japan should be interpreted as diplomats as part of an embassy or literal hostages is debated. Due to the confusion on the exact nature of this relationship (the question of whether the Baekje Koreans were family or at least close to the Japanese Imperial line or whether they were hostages) and the fact that the Nihon Shoki, a primary source of material for this relationship, is a compilation of myth, makes it difficult to evaluate. The Samguk Sagi, which also documents this, can also be interpreted in various ways and at any rate it was rewritten in the 13th century, easily seven or eight centuries after these particular events took place. Adding to the confusion is the discovery (in Japan) that the "Inariyama sword, as well as some other swords discovered in Japan, utilized the Korean 'Idu' system of writing." The swords "originated in Paekche and that the kings named in their inscriptions represent Paekche kings rather than Japanese kings." The techniques for making these swords were the apparently similar to styles from Korea, specifically from Baekje. In Japan, the hostage interpretation is dominant.
Koreans, diplomats and royal relatives or not, brought to Japan knowledge of the Chinese writing system, Buddhism, iron processing for weapons, and various other technologies. In exchange, Japan provided military support.
Some members of the Baekje nobility and royalty emigrated to Japan even before the kingdom was overthrown. In response to Baekje's request, Japan in 663 sent the general Abe no Hirafu with 20,000 troops and 1,000 ships to revive Baekje with Buyeo Pung (known in Japanese as Hōshō), a son of Uija of Baekje who had been an emissary to Japan. Around August 661, 10,000 soldiers and 170 ships, led by Abe no Hirafu, arrived. Additional Japanese reinforcement, including 27,000 soldiers led by Kamitsukeno no Kimi Wakako and 10,000 soldiers led by Iohara no Kimi also arrived at Baekje in 662.
This attempt, however, failed at the battle of Baekgang, and the prince escaped to Goguryeo. According to the Nihon Shoki, 400 Japanese ships were lost in the battles. Only half of the troops were able to return to Japan.
The Japanese army retreated to Japan with many Baekje refugees. The former royal family members were initially treated as "foreign guests" (蕃客) and were not incorporated into the political system of Japan for some time. Buyeo Pung's younger brother Sun-gwang (Zenkō in Japanese) (善光 or 禅広) used the family name Kudara no Konikishi ("King of Baekje") (百濟王) (they are also called the Kudara clan, as Baekje was called Kudara in Japanese). The mother of Emperor Kammu (737-806) was Takano no Niigasa, a descendant of King Muryeong of Baekje. Emperor Kammu treated the Kudara no Konikishi clan as his "relatives by marriage". Baekje royalty are also the ancestors of the Ouchi clan, the Sue clan, Soga clan and others.
For more information on this topic you can visit these sites:
- http://www.art-and-archaeology.com/korea/korea.html#seoul
- http://koreanhistory.info/TheThreeKingdoms.htm
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baekje
- http://www.deviantart.com/art/Korea-Baekje-255634665
- http://kyb0417.blogspot.com/search/label/Korean%20helmet
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AljuL2nsZRY&list;=WLZA9Tr6JrwuPzkKJnEHrdhv4WyuTsTJd6
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven-Branched_Sword
- published: 03 Jul 2013
- views: 441
Hallyu World - JEONJU: Birthplace of bibimbap, Capital for Baekje kingdom 後百濟首都 朝鮮王朝發源地 全州
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- Duration: 5:19
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 876
‘Sungkyunkwan Scandal’ ‘Princess Hours’ ‘Masquerade’ ‘The Fatal Encounter’ were filmed here! Bibimbap was created here!
時光回溯，與成均館的書生們在不同時空怦然相遇；親身體驗韓國古代生活；到拌飯的發...
‘Sungkyunkwan Scandal’ ‘Princess Hours’ ‘Masquerade’ ‘The Fatal Encounter’ were filmed here! Bibimbap was created here!
時光回溯，與成均館的書生們在不同時空怦然相遇；親身體驗韓國古代生活；到拌飯的發源地，品嚐最正宗的全州拌飯！
Jeonju, the slow city… or is it? Follow our reporter Ally to Jeonju where she takes you to the most well known places around the city. Be inspired by the beautiful hanok houses, Gyeongi Palace and the famous Bibimbap that has become one of the most famous delicacies to be enjoyed here. Can you recognize the dramas that were filmed with Jeonju as the setting? Watch and find out today!
有多少韓國古裝的電視劇、電影是在這邊取景的呢？
《成均館緋聞》其中大部分鏡頭都是在全州鄉校內拍攝的，還有《宮》和很多大型歷史劇《風之畫師》《龍之淚》《明成皇后》日韓合拍電視劇《彩虹玫瑰 Rainbow Rose》；
多部賣座電影，包括《逆鱗》《光海，成為王的男人／雙面君王》《登陸之日》《YMCA棒球隊》《千年鹤》；
還有綜藝節目《Running Man》《Hello 異鄉人》等等
This is a city with 1,250 years of history, and the only city in Korea that preserved hanok houses inside of the city, therefore Jeonju makes frequent appearances in TV dramas and films
全州這個城市曾經是後百濟時代的首都， 也是朝鮮王朝(1392~1910年）的發源地。這裏保留了韓國國內規模最大的傳統韓屋村落，800多間櫛比鱗次的韓屋聚集於此，和周邊的現代建築形成對比，很有時空交錯的感覺
Jeonju was once the capital for Baekje kingdom, and the birthplace of Joseon Dynasty. It has the largest hanok village in Korea, with more than 800 traditional hanok houses. This unique sight combined with the nearby modern buildings, gives off a feeling of traveling back in time.
慶基殿是於1410年，600多年前，爲了供放朝鮮開國君主李太祖的遺像而修建的。現在也供奉著純宗、哲宗、英祖等朝鮮歷代君主的畫像。
GyeongGi Palace was built in 1410, more than 600 years ago, to enshrine the royal portrait of King Taejo (the founder of Joseon Dynasty) it now also enshrines the portraits of King Sunjong, Cheoljong, Yeongjo, and other kings.
其實全州是國際慢城協會指定的慢城。慢城的意義在於，倡导一种更純樸的生活模式
Compare to other bustling cities, the traditional buildings here and the plants on the sidewalk, allow the visitors to calm down, listen, and feel the peacefulness inside of their hearts
必點全州美食：全州拌飯又稱骨董飯，因在古代時期，居民忙農作，中午用餐便將前晚飯菜全部攪拌一起，簡單當中餐非常適合.
Jeonju bibimbap was known as one of the three best delicacies in the Joseon Dynasty
在飯上面依據季節放上各種顏色與味道的雞蛋、銀杏、松子、栗子、核桃等30餘種新鮮蔬菜所做成的全州拌飯是可均勻攝取碳水化合物、脂肪、蛋白質、維他命與無機質的營養料理，為韓國的代表美食
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‘Sungkyunkwan Scandal’ ‘Princess Hours’ ‘Masquerade’ ‘The Fatal Encounter’ were filmed here! Bibimbap was created here!
時光回溯，與成均館的書生們在不同時空怦然相遇；親身體驗韓國古代生活；到拌飯的發源地，品嚐最正宗的全州拌飯！
Jeonju, the slow city… or is it? Follow our reporter Ally to Jeonju where she takes you to the most well known places around the city. Be inspired by the beautiful hanok houses, Gyeongi Palace and the famous Bibimbap that has become one of the most famous delicacies to be enjoyed here. Can you recognize the dramas that were filmed with Jeonju as the setting? Watch and find out today!
有多少韓國古裝的電視劇、電影是在這邊取景的呢？
《成均館緋聞》其中大部分鏡頭都是在全州鄉校內拍攝的，還有《宮》和很多大型歷史劇《風之畫師》《龍之淚》《明成皇后》日韓合拍電視劇《彩虹玫瑰 Rainbow Rose》；
多部賣座電影，包括《逆鱗》《光海，成為王的男人／雙面君王》《登陸之日》《YMCA棒球隊》《千年鹤》；
還有綜藝節目《Running Man》《Hello 異鄉人》等等
This is a city with 1,250 years of history, and the only city in Korea that preserved hanok houses inside of the city, therefore Jeonju makes frequent appearances in TV dramas and films
全州這個城市曾經是後百濟時代的首都， 也是朝鮮王朝(1392~1910年）的發源地。這裏保留了韓國國內規模最大的傳統韓屋村落，800多間櫛比鱗次的韓屋聚集於此，和周邊的現代建築形成對比，很有時空交錯的感覺
Jeonju was once the capital for Baekje kingdom, and the birthplace of Joseon Dynasty. It has the largest hanok village in Korea, with more than 800 traditional hanok houses. This unique sight combined with the nearby modern buildings, gives off a feeling of traveling back in time.
慶基殿是於1410年，600多年前，爲了供放朝鮮開國君主李太祖的遺像而修建的。現在也供奉著純宗、哲宗、英祖等朝鮮歷代君主的畫像。
GyeongGi Palace was built in 1410, more than 600 years ago, to enshrine the royal portrait of King Taejo (the founder of Joseon Dynasty) it now also enshrines the portraits of King Sunjong, Cheoljong, Yeongjo, and other kings.
其實全州是國際慢城協會指定的慢城。慢城的意義在於，倡导一种更純樸的生活模式
Compare to other bustling cities, the traditional buildings here and the plants on the sidewalk, allow the visitors to calm down, listen, and feel the peacefulness inside of their hearts
必點全州美食：全州拌飯又稱骨董飯，因在古代時期，居民忙農作，中午用餐便將前晚飯菜全部攪拌一起，簡單當中餐非常適合.
Jeonju bibimbap was known as one of the three best delicacies in the Joseon Dynasty
在飯上面依據季節放上各種顏色與味道的雞蛋、銀杏、松子、栗子、核桃等30餘種新鮮蔬菜所做成的全州拌飯是可均勻攝取碳水化合物、脂肪、蛋白質、維他命與無機質的營養料理，為韓國的代表美食
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 876
JOO JIN-MO: Most Interesting Interview 朱鎮模_주진모 專訪 (EN SUB/中字) | Hallyu World
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- Duration: 12:17
- Updated: 17 Jul 2015
- views: 26664
Played the devoted King of Goryeo, Wang-yoo, in drama ‘Empress Ki’ , An actor well received by the public, Joo Jin-mo!
《奇皇后》《親愛的恩東啊》裡的純情男主角朱鎮模今天做客韓流世界，慧秀親自見到他後...
Played the devoted King of Goryeo, Wang-yoo, in drama ‘Empress Ki’ , An actor well received by the public, Joo Jin-mo!
《奇皇后》《親愛的恩東啊》裡的純情男主角朱鎮模今天做客韓流世界，慧秀親自見到他後， 發現他跟平時我們在電視上看到的形像完全不一樣！ 經常會出人意料的開玩笑，帶著朱鎮模式的幽默感，現在我們就見見這位特立獨行的明星吧！
He starred in the popular romantic comedy '200 Pounds Beauty' with a warm and touching story that delivers an uplifting message. He also played the devoted King Chunghye of Goryeo in 'Empress Ki' which ended in a tragic love story, making people's hearts ache.
His acting career is bumpy, with ups and downs, but he has overcome the hardship and regained to popularity again. In his newest drama, ‘Beloved Eun-dong’, Joo Jin-mo plays the main character, Ji Eun-ho, who cannot forget about his first love. After meeting him in person, Hye-soo realized that he is completely different from the image he portrays in front of the camera.
He frequently pops out unexpected jokes with a Joo Jin-mo style sense of humor. Watch the exclusive interview with this eccentric celebrity now!
為甚麼朱鎮模非常喜歡《親愛的恩東啊》這部電視劇，甚至到了著迷的程度？他的心中也有個在等待的人？！
朱鎮模只想演戲，海外也好，國內也好，不分國界，不分題材...他說他準備好了，嘗試更多不同類型的作品！
多集的電視劇《奇皇后》，朱鎮模成功塑造了充滿悲劇色彩的高麗王“王裕”。那對他而言，《奇皇后》是個什麼樣的作品？
談起《奇皇后》，朱鎮模真的有很多感慨 ...
還有，他最想聽到的一句話是甚麼？
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Played the devoted King of Goryeo, Wang-yoo, in drama ‘Empress Ki’ , An actor well received by the public, Joo Jin-mo!
《奇皇后》《親愛的恩東啊》裡的純情男主角朱鎮模今天做客韓流世界，慧秀親自見到他後， 發現他跟平時我們在電視上看到的形像完全不一樣！ 經常會出人意料的開玩笑，帶著朱鎮模式的幽默感，現在我們就見見這位特立獨行的明星吧！
He starred in the popular romantic comedy '200 Pounds Beauty' with a warm and touching story that delivers an uplifting message. He also played the devoted King Chunghye of Goryeo in 'Empress Ki' which ended in a tragic love story, making people's hearts ache.
His acting career is bumpy, with ups and downs, but he has overcome the hardship and regained to popularity again. In his newest drama, ‘Beloved Eun-dong’, Joo Jin-mo plays the main character, Ji Eun-ho, who cannot forget about his first love. After meeting him in person, Hye-soo realized that he is completely different from the image he portrays in front of the camera.
He frequently pops out unexpected jokes with a Joo Jin-mo style sense of humor. Watch the exclusive interview with this eccentric celebrity now!
為甚麼朱鎮模非常喜歡《親愛的恩東啊》這部電視劇，甚至到了著迷的程度？他的心中也有個在等待的人？！
朱鎮模只想演戲，海外也好，國內也好，不分國界，不分題材...他說他準備好了，嘗試更多不同類型的作品！
多集的電視劇《奇皇后》，朱鎮模成功塑造了充滿悲劇色彩的高麗王“王裕”。那對他而言，《奇皇后》是個什麼樣的作品？
談起《奇皇后》，朱鎮模真的有很多感慨 ...
還有，他最想聽到的一句話是甚麼？
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The Grand Heritage－Baekje 백제
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- Duration: 6:20
- Updated: 12 Jun 2015
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휘성 한성백제문화제 축하공연, Hanseong Baekje Cultural Festival Movie Memories 2
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- Duration: 3:53
- Updated: 07 Oct 2013
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- published: 07 Oct 2013
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휘성 한성백제문화제 축하공연, Hanseong Baekje Cultural Festival Movie Memories 4
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- Duration: 3:39
- Updated: 07 Oct 2013
- views: 533
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- published: 07 Oct 2013
- views: 533
20120709 Running Man-SEOUL BAEKJE MUSEUM Eunhyuk
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- Duration: 3:12
- Updated: 21 Aug 2012
- views: 7866
20120709 Running Man-SEOUL BAEKJE MUSEUM Eunhyuk
20120709 Running Man漢城百濟博物館 主銀赫
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20120709 Running Man-SEOUL BAEKJE MUSEUM Eunhyuk
20120709 Running Man漢城百濟博物館 主銀赫
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- Duration: 0:47
- Updated: 06 Oct 2014
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- published: 06 Oct 2014
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왜왕의 고백 _백제 무령왕의 후손_.baekje kingdom
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- Duration: 2:21
- Updated: 18 Sep 2011
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- published: 18 Sep 2011
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The Grand Heritage－The Truth Behind the Fall of Baekje 백제 몰락 뒷이야기의 진실
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- Duration: 7:03
- Updated: 12 Jun 2015
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Japanese King Interview : descendant of Korean
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- Duration: 0:58
- Updated: 07 Oct 2010
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靖国神社 百済 戦争犯罪 在日韓国人 倭王
Confession of Japanese King
The Japanese king is a descendant of Korean
historically Japan were the colony of possibility millenni...
靖国神社 百済 戦争犯罪 在日韓国人 倭王
Confession of Japanese King
The Japanese king is a descendant of Korean
historically Japan were the colony of possibility millennium between Korea.
Also scholar Japanese history recognize it all
Japan only the extremism people negates it in opposition
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靖国神社 百済 戦争犯罪 在日韓国人 倭王
Confession of Japanese King
The Japanese king is a descendant of Korean
historically Japan were the colony of possibility millennium between Korea.
Also scholar Japanese history recognize it all
Japan only the extremism people negates it in opposition
- published: 07 Oct 2010
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Experience Gongju Baekje Festival [Gongju, South Korea]
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- Duration: 9:26
- Updated: 09 Dec 2014
- views: 12
Walk through the festival with me, and experience some of the live traditional music performances!
Walk through the festival with me, and experience some of the live traditional music performances!
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Walk through the festival with me, and experience some of the live traditional music performances!
- published: 09 Dec 2014
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Korean history - Baekje Kingdom
In 18 B.C., Baekje was founded in the Hangang River basin, emerged as the dominant kingdom...
published: 23 Mar 2009
Korean history - Baekje Kingdom
Korean history - Baekje Kingdom
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The reason an alliance of Baekje, Kaya and Wa (Japan) forces attacked Koguryo and Silla
일단 논란이 많은 내용 중에 백제와 신라가 倭에 인질 (볼모)를 보낸 까닭은? 이유가 무엇인지 밑에 글 참고
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published: 18 Jul 2013
The reason an alliance of Baekje, Kaya and Wa (Japan) forces attacked Koguryo and Silla
The reason an alliance of Baekje, Kaya and Wa (Japan) forces attacked Koguryo and Silla
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Japanese Islands were colony of Baekje, Korea 왜국은 한민족 식민지2/7
broadcasted in Dec, 2003-------0:21 The discovery of the 33 ancient bronze mirrors from Ba...
published: 28 Dec 2009
Japanese Islands were colony of Baekje, Korea 왜국은 한민족 식민지2/7
Japanese Islands were colony of Baekje, Korea 왜국은 한민족 식민지2/7
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Japanese Islands were colony of Baekje, Korea 왜국(矮國) 한민족 식민지3/7
broadcasted in Dec, 2003-------Baekje had the distinctive governing system called Damno an...
published: 28 Dec 2009
Japanese Islands were colony of Baekje, Korea 왜국(矮國) 한민족 식민지3/7
Japanese Islands were colony of Baekje, Korea 왜국(矮國) 한민족 식민지3/7
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Korean History, Buyeo, the Great Forefather of Koguryeo and Baekje
Buyeo. great forefather of Koguryeo and Baekje
published: 24 Jan 2009
Korean History, Buyeo, the Great Forefather of Koguryeo and Baekje
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The Battle of Hwangsanbeol AD 660 (Silla vs Baekje) 《신라 백제 황산벌 전투 黃山伐戰鬪》 １/２
Battle of Hwangsanbeol (Hangul: 황산벌 전투, Hanja: 黃山─戰鬪) was a battle that took place between...
published: 30 Jun 2013
The Battle of Hwangsanbeol AD 660 (Silla vs Baekje) 《신라 백제 황산벌 전투 黃山伐戰鬪》 １/２
The Battle of Hwangsanbeol AD 660 (Silla vs Baekje) 《신라 백제 황산벌 전투 黃山伐戰鬪》 １/２
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The Battle of Hwangsanbeol AD 660 (Silla vs Baekje) 《김유신 계백 황산벌전투 黃山伐戰鬪》 1/4
(Kim Yushin and Kyebaek) 백제 최후의 명장 계백
일찍이 사로(仕路)에 나가 벼슬이 달솔(達率:제2품)에 이르렀다. 당시 신라가 한강 유...
published: 05 Mar 2014
The Battle of Hwangsanbeol AD 660 (Silla vs Baekje) 《김유신 계백 황산벌전투 黃山伐戰鬪》 1/4
The Battle of Hwangsanbeol AD 660 (Silla vs Baekje) 《김유신 계백 황산벌전투 黃山伐戰鬪》 1/4
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The Battle of Hwangsanbeol AD 660 (Silla vs Baekje) 《김유신 계백 황산벌전투 黃山伐戰鬪》 4/4
(Kim Yushin and Kyebaek) 백제 최후의 명장 계백
일찍이 사로(仕路)에 나가 벼슬이 달솔(達率:제2품)에 이르렀다. 당시 신라가 한강 유역을...
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The Battle of Hwangsanbeol AD 660 (Silla vs Baekje) 《김유신 계백 황산벌전투 黃山伐戰鬪》 4/4
The Battle of Hwangsanbeol AD 660 (Silla vs Baekje) 《김유신 계백 황산벌전투 黃山伐戰鬪》 4/4
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백제인은 어떻게 생겼는가 (How did the Baekje people look like?)
백제인은 어떻게 생겼는가 " How did the Baekje people look like? "
published: 08 Oct 2015
백제인은 어떻게 생겼는가 (How did the Baekje people look like?)
백제인은 어떻게 생겼는가 (How did the Baekje people look like?)
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Ancient Korean domestic warfare battle scene, Kingdoms of Baekje emp. vs Kogurea emp.
A.D. 200~300 Ancient Korean Domestic Warfare : KOGUREA vs BAEKJE kingdom
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published: 13 Nov 2010
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KBS 삼국기 Samgukgi (Unknown Episode) Fall of Baekje.
KBS 삼국기 Samgukgi (Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms) 1992 - 1993 Korean Drama.
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published: 05 Oct 2013
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KBS 대하드라마 근초고왕 티저 예고 Geunchogo, The King of Baekje
KBS 대하드라마 근초고왕의 첫 예고!
연작기획 3부작 대하드라마 삼국시대 이야기의 그 첫번째다.
그가 그린 나라는 환서해 대백제.
내가 그리는 나라는.....
published: 12 Oct 2010
KBS 대하드라마 근초고왕 티저 예고 Geunchogo, The King of Baekje
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동남아 항로를 장악한 해상강국 백제 The Kingdom of Baekje, the powerful maritime state (1/4)
흔히 백제를 해상왕국, 해상강국이라는 말을 한다. 하지만 왜 백제가 해상왕국인지에 대해 아는 사람은 몇 이나 될까? 혹자는 백제가 수나라에 사신을 보낼 때 고구려...
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동남아 항로를 장악한 해상강국 백제 The Kingdom of Baekje, the powerful maritime state (1/4)
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Japan and China were part of Baekje, Korea / 倭寇(왜구)는 한민족 식민지 4/7
Broadcasted in Dec, 2003----------0:01 What history does the name 'Baekje-rae' have behind...
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Japan and China were part of Baekje, Korea / 倭寇(왜구)는 한민족 식민지 4/7
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South Korea Travel Video Guide
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Gejang of Baekje 百済のカンジャンケジャン:Gourmet Report グルメレポート
百済/千種区:ペクチェと読む韓国料理店
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Gejang of Baekje 百済のカンジャンケジャン:Gourmet Report グルメレポート
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Korea Travel From Seoul To Korea — Awesome Korea Trip
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Buddhist Reliquaries of Mireuksa Pagoda in Baekje
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South Korea - Korea Sparkling - TV Tourism Commercial - TV Spot - The Travel Channel - 2009
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South Korea - Korea Sparkling - TV Tourism Commercial - TV Spot - The Travel Channel - 2009
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Korea - Seoul - Travel - Jim Rogers World Adventure
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Travel in South Korea / Travel destination #7
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Travel Story - Ep19C04 Travel Tips
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Korean Chicken Soup (Samgyetang), Myeongdong
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Travel Story - Ep16C05 Dong-ni Mok-wol Literary Museum and Gameunsaji Temple Site
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Travel Story - Ep16C02 Hwangnamdaechong Tomb and Cheonmachong Tomb
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Travel Story - Ep19C01 Ceferino Valdez_ Paraguay Ambassador's Trip to Taean and Buyeo
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Eastern China was colony of Baekje, Korea 中共 중공은 한민족 식민지 6/7
0:19 Baekje Taesus (provincial governors) appear South of Yoseo regions too, which means B...
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Eastern China was colony of Baekje, Korea 中共 중공은 한민족 식민지 6/7
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Eastern China was part of Baekje, Korea 중공(中共)은 한민족 식민지 5/7
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published: 28 Dec 2009
Eastern China was part of Baekje, Korea 중공(中共)은 한민족 식민지 5/7
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Going Global－ay Lee interview
제이 리씨 인터뷰
Ancient Koreans who went to Japan during the Baekje Kingdom formed a fundamental part of J...
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Going Global－ay Lee interview
제이 리씨 인터뷰
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Going Global－Yoon Sol interview
윤솔씨 인터뷰
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Going Global－Yoon Sol interview
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Going Global－Yoon Sol interview 윤솔씨 인터뷰
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Going Global－The Story of Newcomers，Jae interview
신도래인으로 살아가는 재일동포들의 삶， 재씨 인터뷰
Ancient Koreans who went to Japan during the Baekje Kingdom formed a fundamental part of J...
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Going Global－The Story of Newcomers，Jae interview
신도래인으로 살아가는 재일동포들의 삶， 재씨 인터뷰
Going Global－The Story of Newcomers，Jae interview 신도래인으로 살아가는 재일동포들의 삶， 재씨 인터뷰
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[Invest Seoul CEO Interview] Dilip K. Sundaram, Mahindra Korea
Dilip K. Sundaram began his career as an accountant, and received his MBA from the Simon B...
published: 07 Oct 2015
[Invest Seoul CEO Interview] Dilip K. Sundaram, Mahindra Korea
[Invest Seoul CEO Interview] Dilip K. Sundaram, Mahindra Korea
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Japanese Islands were colony of Baekje, Korea 왜국은 한민족 식민지
Conceal the truth of Japan
published: 19 Feb 2013
Japanese Islands were colony of Baekje, Korea 왜국은 한민족 식민지
Japanese Islands were colony of Baekje, Korea 왜국은 한민족 식민지
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Baekje Kingdom 3
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Baekje or Paekche (18 BCE - 660 CE) was a kingdom lo...
published: 03 Jul 2013
Baekje Kingdom 3
Baekje Kingdom 3
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Hallyu World - JEONJU: Birthplace of bibimbap, Capital for Baekje kingdom 後百濟首都 朝鮮王朝發源地 全州
‘Sungkyunkwan Scandal’ ‘Princess Hours’ ‘Masquerade’ ‘The Fatal Encounter’ were filmed her...
published: 21 Jul 2015
Hallyu World - JEONJU: Birthplace of bibimbap, Capital for Baekje kingdom 後百濟首都 朝鮮王朝發源地 全州
Hallyu World - JEONJU: Birthplace of bibimbap, Capital for Baekje kingdom 後百濟首都 朝鮮王朝發源地 全州
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JOO JIN-MO: Most Interesting Interview 朱鎮模_주진모 專訪 (EN SUB/中字) | Hallyu World
Played the devoted King of Goryeo, Wang-yoo, in drama ‘Empress Ki’ , An actor well receive...
published: 17 Jul 2015
JOO JIN-MO: Most Interesting Interview 朱鎮模_주진모 專訪 (EN SUB/中字) | Hallyu World
JOO JIN-MO: Most Interesting Interview 朱鎮模_주진모 專訪 (EN SUB/中字) | Hallyu World
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The Grand Heritage－Baekje
백제
In the Hanseong period， Baekje used to be a maritime power.
한성시대때 백제는 해상강국이었다.
published: 12 Jun 2015
The Grand Heritage－Baekje
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The Grand Heritage－Baekje 백제
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휘성 한성백제문화제 축하공연, Hanseong Baekje Cultural Festival Movie Memories 2
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휘성 한성백제문화제 축하공연, Hanseong Baekje Cultural Festival Movie Memories 2
휘성 한성백제문화제 축하공연, Hanseong Baekje Cultural Festival Movie Memories 2
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휘성 한성백제문화제 축하공연, Hanseong Baekje Cultural Festival Movie Memories 4
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휘성 한성백제문화제 축하공연, Hanseong Baekje Cultural Festival Movie Memories 4
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20120709 Running Man-SEOUL BAEKJE MUSEUM Eunhyuk
20120709 Running Man-SEOUL BAEKJE MUSEUM Eunhyuk
20120709 Running Man漢城百濟博物館 主銀赫
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published: 21 Aug 2012
20120709 Running Man-SEOUL BAEKJE MUSEUM Eunhyuk
20120709 Running Man-SEOUL BAEKJE MUSEUM Eunhyuk
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Eastern China was colony of Baekje, Korea 中共 중공은 한...
Eastern China was part of Baekje, Korea 중공(中共)은 한민...
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Texas Man Sues For Right To Marry Computer In Bid To Overturn Same-Sex Marriage
Edit WorldNews.com 19 Apr 2016
A Texas man is trying to overturn legal same-sex marriage by suing for the right to marry his laptop computer, according to a story from the Midland Reporter-Telegram published on RawStory.com.Chris Sevier has filed a lawsuit against the Harris County district clerk, Gov ... “This is about who is on the right side of reality....
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NASA's Dawn Probe Captures Bright Craters In Closeup With Dwarf Planet Ceres
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NASA’s Dawn space probe has captured new images of bright craters on Ceres, the dwarf planet that lies between Jupiter and Mars, according to a published report Tuesday.The images were taken 240 miles from Ceres, the closest the spacecraft has come to the celestial body. At its lowest altitude yet, the probe has captured photos of the dwarf planet's strange bright spots....
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Israeli Military Finds, Destroys Hamas Tunnel Burrowing 30 Meters Into Israeli Territory
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Hamas officials are minimizing news of Israel’s discovery of an attack tunnel reaching into Israeli territory that was destroyed by the military, Breitbart Jerusalem reported Tuesday. “The Israeli statements are motivated by domestic politics ... Since its discovery, the military has destroyed the tunnel’s openings on both sides of the border fence....
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Data Recovered From San Bernardino Terrorist's Phone Helpful To FBI
Edit WorldNews.com 19 Apr 2016
The FBI’s decision to pay hackers for information contained on one of the San Bernardino terrorist’s iPhone’s recovered in the aftermath produced data the FBI didn’t have before and has helped investigators answer some remaining questions in the ongoing probe, U.S ... 2, 2015, Syed Rizwan Farook and Tashfeen Malik attacked Farook's office holiday party, killing 14 and wounding 22, in what officials believe was an act of terrorism....
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21-year-old snowboarding champion Estelle Balet dies in avalanche
Edit Business Insider 19 Apr 2016
According to reports, 21-year-old Swiss snowboarding champion Estelle Balet died in an avalanche in the Swiss Alps on Tuesday morning ... 1 in the world ... Please enable Javascript to watch this video. ....
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Enjoy 2016 with festivals nationwide (Ministry of Culture, Sports And Tourism of the Republic of ...
Edit Public Technologies 08 Jan 2016
... including the Damyang Bamboo Festival, the Jeju Fire Festival and the Great Battle of Hansan Festival in Tongyeong, are on the list as 'excellent festivals.' The Incheon Pentaport Rock Festival, the Goesan Red Pepper Festival, the Hanseong Baekje Cultural Festival and 17 other festivals have been put on the list as 'promising festivals.'....
Pakistan's Gandhara ruins to receive Korea's Buddhists
Edit Topix 16 Nov 2015
According to some historians, Korea's Buddhism traces its roots to the Gandharan Civilization that thrived 2,000 years ago in the territories of today's northern Pakistan and Afghanistan. The Mahayana school of Korea's Buddhism - one of two main branches alongside the Hinayana school - was introduced to the ancient Kingdom of Baekje in 384 by monk Maranatha, native of Gandhara, the historical records say ... ....
Deep dive into Rubens’ ‘Prometheus Bound’ in Philly
Edit San Francisco Chronicle 17 Sep 2015
Fortresses, temples, tombs and palaces of the ancient kingdom of Baekje in the mountainous midwest form a new UNESCO World Heritage Site ... $32.50 adult, $20 senior, $13.50 child. www.bucketpass.com. ....
‘Hello, Mr. K’ energizes Iksan (Ministry of Culture, Sports And Tourism of the Republic of ...
Edit Public Technologies 18 Aug 2015
(Source. Ministry of Culture, Sports And Tourism of the Republic of Korea). The Gwanggaeto Samulnori percussion group performs a lion dance to a beat box rhythm during the 'Hello, Mr. K' concert at the Iksan Arts Center on Aug. 15. "Ari, Arirang…" ... The concert was also in honor of the recent decision by UNESCO to include the city's historic Baekje Kingdom sites on its list of World Heritage locations ... 15 ... Article by Yoon Sojung ... 15....
World Heritage Committee inscribes 24 new sites in Bonn and announces 2016 meeting in Istanbul (UNESCO - United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization)
Edit Public Technologies 09 Jul 2015
Iron and Steel, Shipbuilding and Coal Mining (Japan) Baptism Site "Bethany Beyond the Jordan" (Al-Maghtas) (Jordan) Baekje Historic Areas (Republic of Korea) Aqueduct of Padre Tembleque Hydraulic System (Mexico) Great Burkhan Khaldun Mountain and its surrounding sacred landscape (Mongolia) Rjukan-Notodden Industrial Heritage Site (Norway) ......
UNESCO's newest World Heritage Sites
Edit CNN 07 Jul 2015
(CNN)There's the site where Jesus was believed to have been baptized by John the Baptist. And then there are the spots where French Champagne and Burgundy were born. And you remember the Alamo, part of the San Antonio Missions of Texas?. They are among the 27 newest members of the exclusive UNESCO World Heritage List ... San Antonio Missions site gets World Heritage status ... 1. China. Tusi sites. 2. Denmark ... 3. Denmark ... 4 ... 5 ... 6 ... Baekje historic areas ... ....
Historic Baekje Sites Listed by UNESCO
Edit Chosun Ilbo 06 Jul 2015
The UNESCO World Heritage Committee added eight historic sites from the ancient kingdom of Baekje in southwestern Korea on its world heritage list on Saturday ... The committee said the Baekje ......
World heritage status for The Alamo, Japan industrial sites
Edit Seattle Post 06 Jul 2015
BONN, Germany (AP) — The United States has succeeded in its bid to "Remember the Alamo," after the U.N. cultural body approved its status as a world heritage site Sunday. The Alamo was one of five Spanish Roman Catholic sites, known as the San Antonio Missions, to receive the coveted label likely to boost tourism ... U.S ... — The Baekje region of South Korea comprising archaeological sites dating from the late 5th to late 7th century ... ___ ... ....
New additions to UNESCO's list of World Heritage sites
Edit Toronto Sun 06 Jul 2015
BONN, Germany -- The United States has succeeded in its bid to "Remember the Alamo," after the U.N. cultural body approved its status as a world heritage site Sunday. The Alamo was one of five Spanish Roman Catholic sites, known as the San Antonio Missions, to receive the coveted label likely to boost tourism ... U.S ... -- The Baekje region of South Korea comprising archaeological sites dating from the late 5th to late 7th century ... ....
Baekje Historic Areas Inscribed on the World Heritage List (Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade of the Republic of Korea)
Edit Public Technologies 05 Jul 2015
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade of the Republic of Korea) View Board TITLE Baekje Historic Areas Inscribed on the World Heritage List Date 2015.07.04 FILE ... At its 39th session underway in Bonn, Germany, from June 28 through July 8, the World Heritage Committee (WHC) decided on July 4, local time, to inscribe the Baekje Historic Areas of the Republic of Korea on the UNESCO World Heritage List....
Sites in China, Iran, Mongolia and Singapore inscribed on UNESCO's World Heritage List
Edit Topix 05 Jul 2015
Tusi Sites, Core area of the domain and Lingxi river, Laosicheng © Management Office of Laosicheng Tusi Domain The World Heritage Committee this morning approved the inscription of six cultural sites on World Heritage List. Tusi Sites , Susa, Cultural Landscape of Maymand , Singapore Botanic Gardens , Baekje Historic Areas , Great Burkhan Khaldun Mountain and its surrounding sacred landscape ....
French champagne vineyards added to UNESCO's World Heritage sites
Edit Deccan Chronicle 05 Jul 2015
France ... Grapes to produce one of the most sough-after wines are grown in the rolling hills of the northern French Champagne ... (Photo. AFP) ... (AFP Photo). Among the other sites to be listed were Singapore's Botanic Gardens, Diyarbakir Fortress in Turkey, Susa and Maymand cave dwellings in Iran, Tusi Sites in China, Baekje Historic Areas in Korea, besides the Great Burkhan Khaldun Mountain and its surrounding sacred landscape in Mongolia....
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