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[History Lives - Gojoseon Edition] Episode 13: Gojoseon and Jinguk - Relations with Southern Korean Peninsula
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- This installment of the history series examines how King Junwang of Gojoseon lost his throne to Wiman's coup in 194 BCE and moved south to the Jinguk region.
- Jinguk was a league of 78 small states, including 54 Mahan states and 12 each of Jinhan and Byeonhan, and Sehyeong-style bronze swords, pottery with clay nodules and iron spread southward.
- It presents scholarly views, including the theory that Junwang settled in Iksan and the theory that Mokjiguk in Cheongdang-dong, Cheonan, was the central power, and artifacts can be seen at the National Museum of Korea and elsewhere.
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Official translation → Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [역사는 살아있다 – 고조선 편] 제13화: 고조선과 진국 – 한반도 남부와의 관계
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