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낭만닥터 김사부 시즌3 다시보기 (2023) VOD 드라마 무료보기 1080P 다운로드 OTT 넷플릭스
In addition, in the same record, Daejwapyeong Sataekjijeok, who was said to have died in November of last year (641), was dispatched to Japan alive and well in July 642, and it was confirmed that he retired from politics in 654 according to Sataekjijeokbi (. ..). In addition, there are records that do not match at all, such as Buyeo Gyogi, who was said to have been exiled to the island, was dispatched to Japan that year and stayed at the house of a Japanese minister. Therefore, it is highly likely that this record is incorrectly recorded when it occurred.
The theory emerged that it is correct to view this as the record of the 15th year of King Uija's reign (655), that is, the first year of Emperor Saimei, not the first year of Emperor Gogyoku in 《Nihon Shoki》. However, it is necessary to keep in mind that the majority of the domestic historical circles still believe that this happened in 642. According to records in Nihon Shoki, Japan's Emperor Huanggei (Kōgyoku Emperor) ascended the throne in 642, briefly abdicated the throne, and then returned to power in 655 under the name Emperor Saimei. It is highly likely that later compilers of 《Nihonshoki》 made a mistake in handling the records of the same two kings.
Furthermore, starting in 655, King Uija gradually fell in love with pleasure, gave 41 bastards the position of jwapyeongjik, broke down the 16-rank system of Baekje, and imprisoned Seongchung in 656. It was around this time that Jwapyeong Heung-su was exiled to Komamiji Prefecture for some crime, and Daejwa-pyeong Sa'taekjijeok also coincided with the time when he suddenly died after retiring in the first month of 654. Baekje Jwapyeong Imja (Baekje) is recorded in the history of Kim Yu-sin in the Samguk sagi (History of the Three Kingdoms) to look after Jo Mi-gap, a Shilla who was involved in espionage around 655. Since the political situation of Baekje has changed drastically, it is more reasonable to assume that King Uija's coup d'état took place in the first month of 655 instead of 642. He is often known as General Gyebaek and has a strong impression of being a soldier, but he was in Jwapyeong in Baekje. He was mainly active in literary posts, such as Dalsol (達率), the next official rank. In fact, it was not unusual for high-ranking aristocrats or civil servants to become military commanders in wartime before the modern era, until the doctrine of systematic training of officers was completed and the ranks of officials and soldiers were separated. It was possible to hire military officers who had fallen in the field up to junior officers, but in many cases, the position of the highest commander had to be occupied by a civil officer who was well versed in military law and knowledge. Another representative figure is Kang Gam-chan. It is said that the Cheondeungsan area in Chunghwa-myeon, Buyeo-gun, Chungcheongnam-do was his birthplace, but it is not clear. His date of birth is also unknown. Like most Baekje figures, his whereabouts are shrouded in mystery due to lack of records. There are few related records left, so it is not known about his life before the Battle of Hwangsanbeol. It is presumed that he had a high status, as the official named Dalsol was a 2nd-grade official following the 1st-grade Jwapyeong among the 16 official ranks of Baekje.
According to Daedongjiji written by Kim Jeong-ho in the Joseon Dynasty, Gyebaek was born in Buyeo-hyeon, the capital of Baekje, and his name was Seung and his surname was Buyeo, the same surname as the royal family of Baekje. In addition, such a record can be found in Sinjeung Dongguk Yeoji Seungram. If the record is true, Gyebaek's real name is 'Bu Yeoseung', and the name Gyebaek itself is likely to be an alias. In fact, if you look closely at the name Gyebaek, it consists of 'gye' meaning class or rank and 'baek' as an expression of primacy or honorific title. Therefore, some hypothesize that the title 'Gyebaek' itself is an honorific title for a person holding the official position of 'Dalsol', like a noble title. And it is also highly likely that it was a ruler, as Gojil, the father of Goguryeo's eunuch, used the character Seongmun, and there are clear records that the character was used at the end of the Three Kingdoms period, and Baekjungsukgye was used for an ordinary character.[2]
Daedongjiji is a record written much after Gyebaek's death, but it does not mean that it is not accepted just because it is a geography book. Until the end of the Goryeo Dynasty, history was almost all about recording the rise and fall of a country from the position of a monarch, and it was only about recording people who left a big footprint by calling some of them as historical records. For this reason, the old place names of towns, towns and villages, which are not heavily dealt with in political history, and people such as Hyangjok, Geojok, etc., were mainly recorded in the geography book.[3]
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The theory emerged that it is correct to view this as the record of the 15th year of King Uija's reign (655), that is, the first year of Emperor Saimei, not the first year of Emperor Gogyoku in 《Nihon Shoki》. However, it is necessary to keep in mind that the majority of the domestic historical circles still believe that this happened in 642. According to records in Nihon Shoki, Japan's Emperor Huanggei (Kōgyoku Emperor) ascended the throne in 642, briefly abdicated the throne, and then returned to power in 655 under the name Emperor Saimei. It is highly likely that later compilers of 《Nihonshoki》 made a mistake in handling the records of the same two kings.
Furthermore, starting in 655, King Uija gradually fell in love with pleasure, gave 41 bastards the position of jwapyeongjik, broke down the 16-rank system of Baekje, and imprisoned Seongchung in 656. It was around this time that Jwapyeong Heung-su was exiled to Komamiji Prefecture for some crime, and Daejwa-pyeong Sa'taekjijeok also coincided with the time when he suddenly died after retiring in the first month of 654. Baekje Jwapyeong Imja (Baekje) is recorded in the history of Kim Yu-sin in the Samguk sagi (History of the Three Kingdoms) to look after Jo Mi-gap, a Shilla who was involved in espionage around 655. Since the political situation of Baekje has changed drastically, it is more reasonable to assume that King Uija's coup d'état took place in the first month of 655 instead of 642. He is often known as General Gyebaek and has a strong impression of being a soldier, but he was in Jwapyeong in Baekje. He was mainly active in literary posts, such as Dalsol (達率), the next official rank. In fact, it was not unusual for high-ranking aristocrats or civil servants to become military commanders in wartime before the modern era, until the doctrine of systematic training of officers was completed and the ranks of officials and soldiers were separated. It was possible to hire military officers who had fallen in the field up to junior officers, but in many cases, the position of the highest commander had to be occupied by a civil officer who was well versed in military law and knowledge. Another representative figure is Kang Gam-chan. It is said that the Cheondeungsan area in Chunghwa-myeon, Buyeo-gun, Chungcheongnam-do was his birthplace, but it is not clear. His date of birth is also unknown. Like most Baekje figures, his whereabouts are shrouded in mystery due to lack of records. There are few related records left, so it is not known about his life before the Battle of Hwangsanbeol. It is presumed that he had a high status, as the official named Dalsol was a 2nd-grade official following the 1st-grade Jwapyeong among the 16 official ranks of Baekje.
According to Daedongjiji written by Kim Jeong-ho in the Joseon Dynasty, Gyebaek was born in Buyeo-hyeon, the capital of Baekje, and his name was Seung and his surname was Buyeo, the same surname as the royal family of Baekje. In addition, such a record can be found in Sinjeung Dongguk Yeoji Seungram. If the record is true, Gyebaek's real name is 'Bu Yeoseung', and the name Gyebaek itself is likely to be an alias. In fact, if you look closely at the name Gyebaek, it consists of 'gye' meaning class or rank and 'baek' as an expression of primacy or honorific title. Therefore, some hypothesize that the title 'Gyebaek' itself is an honorific title for a person holding the official position of 'Dalsol', like a noble title. And it is also highly likely that it was a ruler, as Gojil, the father of Goguryeo's eunuch, used the character Seongmun, and there are clear records that the character was used at the end of the Three Kingdoms period, and Baekjungsukgye was used for an ordinary character.[2]
Daedongjiji is a record written much after Gyebaek's death, but it does not mean that it is not accepted just because it is a geography book. Until the end of the Goryeo Dynasty, history was almost all about recording the rise and fall of a country from the position of a monarch, and it was only about recording people who left a big footprint by calling some of them as historical records. For this reason, the old place names of towns, towns and villages, which are not heavily dealt with in political history, and people such as Hyangjok, Geojok, etc., were mainly recorded in the geography book.[3]
In Shin Chae-ho's Joseon Sanggosa, citing Haedong-Japrok (haedong-jap-rok, compiled in 1670), Gye-baek was from Buyeo, the royal family of Baekje, and originally distinguished himself by winning the battle against Kim Yu-sin in the battle of Gajamseong.
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