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[History Lives - Goguryeo Edition] Episode 35: The Empire Sleeping Beneath the Stone Mounds - A Field Report from Gungnae to Pyongyang

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  1. The ruins of Goguryeo's capitals are divided by the border: Gungnae Fortress and Hwando Mountain Fortress are in Ji'an, China, while Daeseongsanseong and Anhakgung are in Pyongyang, North Korea.
  2. In 2004, UNESCO inscribed 43 Goguryeo sites in China and 63 tombs in North Korea as World Heritage Sites, respectively.
  3. After the joint excavation of Anhakgung in 2006, cooperation ceased, and South Koreans have effectively no access to the Pyongyang ruins.

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[History Lives - Goguryeo Edition] Episode 35: The Empire Sleeping Beneath the Stone Mounds - A Field Report from Gungnae to Pyongyang

Official translation → Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [역사는 살아있다 – 고구려 편] 제35화: 돌무지 속에 잠든 제국 – 국내성에서 평양까지, 유적 답사기

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