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[History Alive - Baekje Edition] Episode 26: Movement of Baekje Refugees - Diaspora
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- After the fall of Sabiseong in 660, Baekje refugees were scattered among Tang, Silla and the Japanese archipelago, according to the 26th episode of this history series.
- Uija-wang, 88 ministers and generals, and 12,807 citizens were taken to Tang as captives, while the migration to Japan is understood to have numbered several thousand.
- The refugees were absorbed into their host societies and passed on their culture, while the scale of migration to Japan remains a subject of debate among scholars.
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