수나라를 멸망시킨 살수대첩. 살수대첩의 진짜 주역, 을지문덕이 아닙니다

The Man Who Saved the Country Twice Yet Was Erased References This video was produced based on the historical records and materials below. Major Historical Sources *Samguk Sagi*, Annals of Goguryeo, King Yeongyang and Biography of Eulji Mundeok — Records regarding the Battle of Salsu, Eulji Mundeok's scorched-earth tactics and the "Yeosujang Ujungmunsi" incident, and the annihilation of the special detachment *Samguk Sagi*, Records concerning Go Geonmu (King Yeongnyu) — Accession to the throne, construction of the Great Wall of Cheollichangseong, Yeon Gaesomun's coup and his demise *Sui Shu*, Biography of Lai Hu'er — Lai Hu'er's advance on Pyongyang Fortress, Go Geonmu's ambush of 500 suicide troops and repulsion of the navy, attempted re-invasion and withdrawal *Sui Shu*, Annals and Records concerning Yuwen Shu and Yu Zhongwen — Mobilization of a massive army of 1.13 million, the issue of 100 days' worth of provisions, and the demise of the special detachment's command *Haedong Yeoksa*, Goguryeo Section — Citations regarding Go Geonmu's defeat of Lai Hu'er Major References Encyclopedia of Korean Culture "Battle of Salsu" and "King Yeongnyu" Entries Commentary on the Goguryeo-Sui War by Woori History Net and the Northeast Asian History Foundation Records related to Gyeonggwan — Construction of victory monuments after the Battle of Salsu and the removal and memorial service for Tang envoy Zhangsun Si Production Guide Since the possibility has been raised that the water attack on Salsu (the scene of breaking the dam) was embellished in later periods, it has been described separately from parts clearly recorded in historical records. For sections with insufficient records, such as Go Geonmu's youth, we have clarified within the video that these are reasonable inferences based on historical records. This video is educational history content, and some psychological portrayals and scene staging are reconstructions intended to aid understanding. #BattleOfSalsu #Goguryeo #EuljiMundeok #KoreanHistory #GoGeonmu #KingYeongnyu #GoguryeoSuiWar #HistoryStory #NaeHoa #YeonGaesomun #BattleOfPyongyang #HistoryStory #StudyingKoreanHistory #GoguryeoHistory #HiddenHistory