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[History Lives - Baekje Edition] Episode 23: Fall of Sabiseong - On July 18, 660, a 700-year dynasty closed its doors

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  1. On the 18th day of the seventh lunar month in 660, King Uija-wang of Baekje surrendered at Ungjin, and with the fall of Sabiseong, Baekje was destroyed.
  2. About 130,000 naval troops of the Tang under So Jeongbang and about 50,000 Silla soldiers, including Kim Yu-sin, simultaneously closed in on Sabiseong by sea and land.
  3. Interpretations differ on whether Uija-wang was captured and handed over, as the epitaph of Ye Sikjin suggests, or whether he surrendered of his own accord.

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[History Lives - Baekje Edition] Episode 23: Fall of Sabiseong - On July 18, 660, a 700-year dynasty closed its doors

Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [역사는 살아있다 – 백제 편] 제23화: 사비성 함락 – 660년 7월 18일, 700년 왕조가 문을 닫다

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