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[History Lives - Gojoseon Edition] Episode 13: Gojoseon and Jinguk - Relations with Southern Korean Peninsula

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  1. This installment of the history series examines how King Junwang of Gojoseon lost his throne to Wiman's coup in 194 BCE and moved south to the Jinguk region.
  2. Jinguk was a league of 78 small states, including 54 Mahan states and 12 each of Jinhan and Byeonhan, and Sehyeong-style bronze swords, pottery with clay nodules and iron spread southward.
  3. It presents scholarly views, including the theory that Junwang settled in Iksan and the theory that Mokjiguk in Cheongdang-dong, Cheonan, was the central power, and artifacts can be seen at the National Museum of Korea and elsewhere.

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[History Lives - Gojoseon Edition] Episode 13: Gojoseon and Jinguk - Relations with Southern Korean Peninsula

Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [역사는 살아있다 – 고조선 편] 제13화: 고조선과 진국 – 한반도 남부와의 관계

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