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History Lives On - Buyeo and Samhan Part: Episode 13: The Names Left by Vanished Kingdoms - Buyeo and Samhan Flow Within Us
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- The final installment of the history series 'Buyeo and Samhan Part' examines how the name Buyeo, which vanished in 494, carried on into Goguryeo and Baekje, and how Samhan came to mean the entire country.
- King Seongwang of Baekje moved the capital from Ungjin to Sabi in 538 and renamed the state Nambuyeo, and the name was revived as the state's name 44 years after Buyeo's fall.
- It presents the view that the Baekje royal family descended from Buyeo and the view that the Buyeo clan politically promoted its surname, and visitors can walk the traces of the Sabi capital, including Busosan Fortress.
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Official translation → Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [역사는 살아있다 – 부여·삼한 편] 제13화: 사라진 나라들이 남긴 이름 – 부여·삼한, 우리 안에 흐르다
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