이기고도 처형당했다... 위만조선을 무너뜨린 건 한나라 군대가 아니었다

#WimanJoseon #FourCommanderiesOfHan #LelangCommandery It was not the Han army that brought down Wiman Joseon, but the surrender faction within the fortress. Was the location of the Lelang Commandery—established upon that fallen land—truly Pyongyang? Following a single clue mentioning Mount Galseok, we weighed the evidence for the Pyongyang theory (the mainstream academic consensus) against the continental theory (non-mainstream/independent). Comparing the Biographies of Joseon in the Records of the Grand Historian*, the *Book of Han*, the *Huainanzi*, and the *Commentary on the Water Classic line by line, and even the wooden census tablet from Jeongbaek-dong from 2005—join the investigator to make a judgment between the weight of a thousand years of literature and a single mountain pointing beyond the map. 00:00 How Wiman Joseon Fallen — And the Remaining Questions 00:55 A War Where the Victors Lost More, The Mystery of Its End 05:33 The First Clue, Mt. Galseok: A Mountain Not Found on the Korean Peninsula 08:27 The Second Clue, Is the Paesu River East or West? 12:36 Who Wrote Nangnang in Two Places — The Secret of the Interchange 16:38 The Weight of the Evidence and the One Line Still Remaining Sources: Records of the Grand Historian (Shiji), Geography of the Book of Han (Hanshu), Weilüe (cited from the Book of Wei, Dongyi Zhuan of the Three Kingdoms), Samguk Sagi, Shuijingzhu, Jeongbaekdong Household Register Wooden Tablets. Figures are based on publicly available data as of June 21, 2026. #Gojoseon #LocationOfNangnangCommandery #HanFourCommanderyControversy #MtGalseok #Paesu #KingUgeo #EmperorWuOfHan #NangnangEarthenFortress #JeongbaekdongWoodenTablets #AncientKoreanHistory #HistoricalMystery #KoreanHistory