1500년전의 한류? 일본의 고구려 무사와 중국의 고구려 왕국 (KBS_2010/2007.방송)

Regardless of time or place, war has had a significant impact on neighboring countries that did not directly participate in the conflict. A significant number of the Goguryeo refugees, defeated in the war against Silla, scattered to China and Japan. Yakgwang was the son of King Bojang, the last king of Goguryeo; after the fall of Goguryeo, he settled in Saitama Prefecture, Japan, and established a new Goguryeo. There, Goguryeo people spread ironworking technology, paper manufacturing techniques, and Goryeo music to the Japanese. In the Kanto region, they formed warrior groups, which marked the beginning of the Japanese warrior class. However, a much larger number of Goguryeo refugees migrated to the Chinese mainland. One of them, Li Jingqi, settled on the Shandong Peninsula and established a kingdom large enough to pose a threat to the Tang Dynasty. ■ 00:00 Yakgwang, the Pioneer of Musashino, and the 1,799 Goguryeo People ■ 57:54 The Kingdom of Goguryeo Within the Continent, Emperor Yi Jeong-gi #KoreanHistory #History #HistorySpecial #HistoryJournal Copyright ⓒ KBS. All rights reserved. Unauthorized reproduction, redistribution, and use (including AI learning) are prohibited.