The early relations between China and the Korean Peninsula of the Koreans

Goryeo was a regime on the Korean Peninsula in ancient times, and the territory of Korea is now only a part of Goryeo.

Where did Korea come from, as part of the former Joseon Kingdom, it originated from the Kingdom of Goryeo. And what is the Kingdom of Goryeo is essentially a product of the Kingdom of Silla.

The Koreans, or Koreans, referred to today's Korea as "Goryeo" during the Song and Yuan dynasties.

In fact, Goryeo and Korea are just the names of the regimes on the Korean Peninsula at different times, just like the question of whether the Qing Dynasty was China. According to the literature of our country, it can be verified that about the fifth century B.C., to the third century B.C., the Joseon Marquis unified Korea and became the king, which was the beginning of Korea. According to archaeological records, the name of Korea as a country first appeared in works such as "Guanzi" and "Historical Records".

According to the "Historical Records", "King Wu cut down and sealed the Jizi in Korea". After the fall of the Shang Dynasty, Jizi was naturally dissatisfied with the Zhou Dynasty of King Wu, but he was not like Lu Xun's Shuqi and Boyi who starved to death in Shouyang Mountain, but retreated to North Korea. King Wu also admired his style, according to the "Historical Records", "King Wu cut down the Xuan, sealed the Jizi in Korea".

Regarding the meaning of the word Korea, it is explained in the "Dongguo Yudi Shenglan": "The country is in the east, and the glory of the morning sun is the first to help the name of Korea." This explanation is generally accepted.

According to the "Records of the Three Kingdoms" and "The Remains of the Three Kingdoms", in 37 BC, the prince of Buyeo, Jumong, fled from Buyeo to Buyeo and established Goguryeo due to discord with other princes. Some scholars believe that Goguryeo was founded as early as the 2nd century BC. "Goguryeo" as a geographical term in 113 BC appeared in the Book of Han.

Goguryeo territory: the western Daliao River Valley, now the Liaoyang-Tieling line; north to the Huifa River, the second Songhua River basin; It is bordered by the Sea of Japan to the east; In the south, it has crossed the Daedong River and reached the north bank of the Han River. At this time, Goguryeo was known as "Go's Goryeo" in history.

Goguryeo is a pure Chinese regime and has nothing to do with North Korea and South Korea!

Goguryeo had already established a regime in Jilin, China, before colonizing Korea, similar to the Khitan Western Xia, etc., and was a local government of ethnic minorities in China. Later, Goguryeo colonized the Korean Peninsula (Silla), after Goguryeo was destroyed, almost all the Goguryeo people moved back to China, integrated into the Han people, and were inherited by China, only a very small part of the Goguryeo people (about 5,000 households) stayed in Silla, North Korea and South Korea dared to shamelessly say that Goguryeo was theirs, then China still has millions of Koreans to report, we didn't say that North Korea and South Korea are China's [Erha] You colonized me, then you are mine, it's just bandit logic, then Japan also colonized Korea, The Japanese also left a small part of the peninsula, how do you say that Japan belongs to you Korea?

It is a fact recognized by the international community that Goguryeo is a local government in China, and it is recognized by American and Russian scholars! The most powerful is a national report from American academia. According to a U.S. Congressional Bureau of Investigation, Goguryeo was a local government of the Tang Dynasty rather than a regime established by Korean ancestors.

Russian scholars, after in-depth study of Korean scholars and careful comparison of documentary materials and archaeological results in the Far East, found that the historical research of Korea is very lax. Among them, the Russian archaeologist Shavkunov criticized that North and South Korean scholars never cite official historical classics in their study of the history of the Balhae Kingdom, but are keen on wild history. At the same time, in order to support the views of the non-historical community, North Korean and South Korean scholars did not hesitate to overturn some historical conclusions made by some rigorous historians in South Korea and recognized by the world.

It seems that the shameless behavior of Korean scholars who distort history and are keen on wild history is also recognized by the international community!

In the 4th century, Silla and Goang were established on the present-day Korean Peninsula.

The three countries of Jureo and Baekje. Among them, Goguryeo was originally a Chinese nation, but because of the land grabbing, it could not defeat the famous Murong family of the Xianbei tribe, so it was driven out of the country by the Murong clan and exiled to the northern part of the Korean Peninsula. Goryeo is the abbreviation of Goguryeo (but Goguryeo and Goryeo are two different countries).

In 918 A.D., Wang Jian established a kingdom, the country name "Goryeo", and in 936 unified the Korean Peninsula, the Kingdom of Goryeo lasted nearly 500 years, well-known to all countries, so the foreign name is still transliterated as korea (Goryeo).

Goryeo (lí) (918, 1392), also known as Wang's Goryeo. It is one of the ancient dynasties of the Korean Peninsula. Built by Wang Jian, the capital of Kaegyong (present-day Kaesong, North Korea), was the second unified regime in the history of Korea (South Korea, North Korea) (the first was Silla).

In the last years of Silla, Sangju Zhen Xuan established the post-Baekje state. In 918, Wang Jian, the general of the Taifeng Tribe, killed the Gong descendants and established the Goryeo Kingdom. Silla was destroyed in 935, and Baekje was destroyed in 936, and the Korean Peninsula was basically unified.

In 1392, it was replaced by Lee's Joseon.

Goryeo's "Li" reads the second ......It is different from the beautiful "Rei".

I have an ancient book here, the name Goryeo comes from the Mongolian language, in the Mongolian language Goryeo means bronze, in ancient times Koreans loved to use bronze, so they called them Goryeo.

Later, due to civil strife, the Silla ** regime was no longer able to control the entire peninsula, and its rule was limited to the southeastern corner of the peninsula. In the area that originally belonged to Baekje and Goguryeo, two more regimes emerged, namely Later Baekje and Later Goguryeo. In this way, the Korean Peninsula formed a three-legged situation of Silla, Later Baekje, and Later Goguryeo, which is known as the Later Three Kingdoms in history.

In 918 AD, the Later Goryeo general Wang Jian seized the throne and established the Goryeo regime, and soon annexed Silla and Later Baekje, reunifying the Korean Peninsula.