English · 역사는 살아있다 ·
History Lives - Silla, Part 12: Kim Chunchu's Diplomacy - The Birth of the Na-Dang Alliance
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- In 642, Baekje forces captured Daeyaseong, and Gotaso, daughter of Kim Chunchu, died, after which Kim Chunchu embarked on diplomacy among Goguryeo, Wa and Tang.
- His efforts with Goguryeo and Wa produced no results, but in 648, when Kim Chunchu went to Tang, the Samguk Sagi records that Emperor Taizong agreed to provide troops to support a campaign against Baekje.
- Baekje fell in 660 and Goguryeo in 668, but Silla then fought the Na-Dang War against Tang, and scholars still debate the specific content of the alliance.
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