Paekche King Kŭnch’ogo’s Twisted Journey to the South: A Textual and Archaeological Perspective

Since the 1950s, most Korean scholars have believed that Paekche King Kŭnch’ogo (r. A.D. 346–375) expanded his territory southward from his base in the Han River basin (present day Seoul) to encompass the entire southwestern Korean peninsula in A.D. 369. Although the nature of his southern conquest...

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