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History Lives - Buyeo and Samhan, Part 1: Five Dragons Over the Songhwa River as Buyeo Rises
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- The first installment of the history series "Buyeo and Samhan" examines the differences between the founding legend of Buyeo around the Songhwagang River and its historical records.
- The Samguk Yusa says Haemosu descended to Heulseunggolseong in a chariot pulled by five dragons and founded Bukbuyeo, while Chinese histories record the founder as Dongmyeong.
- Goguryeo claimed to be a branch of Buyeo and Baekje took Buyeo as its family name, showing that the origin narrative served as a basis for legitimacy.
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Official translation → Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [역사는 살아있다 – 부여·삼한 편] 제1화: 송화강에 뜬 다섯 마리 용, 부여가 열리다
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