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[History Is Alive - Baekje Edition] Episode 20: Uija-wang, Haedong Jeungja or the Monarch Who Lost His Kingdom?

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  1. This historical series article examines why King Uija-wang of Baekje is remembered as the monarch who lost his kingdom in 660, despite being praised as 'Haedong Jeungja' early in his reign.
  2. The victory at Daeyaseong in 642 led to Kim Chunchu's Na-Dang Alliance, and in 660 Hwangsanbeol and Sabiseong fell, destroying Baekje.
  3. Theories of misgovernment in the latter part of his reign contend with a reassessment that points to the overwhelming troop strength of the Na-Dang Alliance, and the academic consensus holds that the story of the 'three thousand court ladies' is a literary exaggeration.

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[History Is Alive - Baekje Edition] Episode 20: Uija-wang, Haedong Jeungja or the Monarch Who Lost His Kingdom?

Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [역사는 살아있다 – 백제 편] 제20화: 의자왕, 해동증자인가 망국의 군주인가

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