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@historyON365 Subscribing and liking mean a great deal for our next production. This is historical content produced entirely with generative AI. Some details may be imperfect, but we hope you'll focus on the broad sweep of history. There was a night when the sword defeated the pen. For 100 years after that night, Goryeo was the same kingdom — but not the same kingdom at all. Power was seized by the sword, and that sword was seized by another sword. And in the final moment, there were people who never went back. This is the 103-year story of how Goryeo was overturned into a military regime, brought to its knees before the Mongols, and yet — never fully surrendered. This video stitches together 5 episodes from EP31 to EP35, covering the Military Coup of 1170 through the Sambyeolcho Rebellion, into one compiled feature. Each episode runs roughly 3–4 minutes, totaling approximately 18 minutes. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ The 5 Episodes Included ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ EP31 The Military Coup — 50 Civil Officials Killed in One Night In August 1170, 250 years of accumulated discrimination exploded. Jeong Jung-bu, Yi Ui-bang, and Yi Go's coup at Bohyeonwon killed over 50 civil officials and deposed King Uijong. The night the sword defeated the pen began 100 years of military rule. EP32 King Choe Chung-heon and the Mandeok Rebellion — "Are Bloodlines for Kings and Generals Born, Not Made?" In 1196, Choe Chung-heon seized power and replaced the king four times. In 1198, his own slave Mandeok gathered followers on a hillside and declared: "Are the bloodlines of kings and generals born, not made?" Korea's first declaration of emancipation — betrayed before it began, over a hundred slaves drowned in the river. EP33 The Goryeo-Mongol War Part 1 — Choe U's Move to Ganghwa Island Genghis Khan's Mongols reached Goryeo's border. Guju Fortress never fell, yet the Mongols simply marched past it south. Choe U abandoned the capital and moved the court to Ganghwa Island. Cowardice or strategy — it was the beginning of a 38-year resistance. EP34 The Goryeo-Mongol War Part 2 — Slaves Killed the Mongol Commander The king held banquets on the island while the people died on the mainland. The monk Kim Yun-hu and the people of Cheoin Fortress shot down Mongol commander Salachin, and 21 years later burned slave registries to defend Chungju Fortress. EP35 The Sambyeolcho War — Why Soldiers Abandoned by Their Nation Kept Fighting In 1270, the king returned to Gaegyeong and the war ended. But Bae Jung-son and the Sambyeolcho refused the disbandment order and fought three more years — first at Jindo, then at Hangpaduri on Jeju. No one surrendered. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Reconstructed from Primary Sources ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Each scene was constructed based on the History of Goryeo (Goryeosa) and the Condensed History of Goryeo (Goryeosa Jeoryo), with generative AI used to visualize the recorded events. This compilation covers: ✔ The Military Coup — Jeong Jung-bu, Yi Ui-bang, Yi Go, and the beginning of 100 years of military rule ✔ Choe Chung-heon's rise and the Mandeok Rebellion — Korea's first declaration of emancipation ✔ Choe U's move to Ganghwa Island and the dawn of 38 years of resistance against the Mongols ✔ Cheoin and Chungju Fortresses — the nameless people who defended the kingdom ✔ The Sambyeolcho's final resistance — from Jindo to Jeju This video is designed to provide a complete overview of 100 years of military rule and 38 years of resistance against the Mongols, all in one viewing. — HistoryON365 visualizes the records of the past and captures Korean history through the eyes. We aim to create "history you can see, time you can feel" for everyone from children to adults. Join us every week as we travel through the landscapes of the past. #MilitaryCoup #JeongJungbu #ChoeChungheon #Mandeok #SlaveRebellion #ChoeU #GanghwaIsland #GoryeoMongolWar #MongolInvasion #KimYunhu #CheoinFortress #ChungjuFortress #Sambyeolcho #BaeJungson #KimTongjeong #GoryeoHistory #KoreanHistory #AIHistory #HistoryON365