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According to the family tree of the Park family, Baek-gyeol is the son of Park Je-sang, based on the genealogy of the Yeonghae Park family. His name is Park Mun-ryang, and he is said to have lived at the foot of Nangsan Mountain in Gyeongju during the reign of King Jabi. In addition, it is unknown who the compiler was, and since genealogy is a document that symbolizes and records the status of a family, there is a possibility that this kind of story has been misrepresented. It's not easy to really believe it unless it's been verified by other documents, and there's just such a story... Let's think.
Also, as seen above, the record of Samguk sagi states that he does not know what kind of person he was, and Samguk yusa describes that Park Je-sang only had three daughters. It is difficult to understand why Baek-gyeol did not record such an important matter if Baek-gyeol was the son of Park Je-sang and had a high reputation for Sangso. It is more likely that he came from a Hanmi-Han family unrelated to the Yeonghae Park clan. It is the 31st and last geongil of Baekje.[17]
As the eldest son of King Mu, according to the records in <Samgukyusa> <Seodongyo>, he is a nephew of Queen Seondeok of Silla and a cousin of King Taejong Muyeol.
He was made crown prince in 632 and ascended the throne in 641. He reigned as a monarch who waged active wars of conquest. There are rumors that he hired 3,000 court ladies, but this seems to be far from the truth.
As a monarch who had a very mixed evaluation from old times, he drove his archenemy Silla until the middle of his reign and led Baekje's last renaissance period following King Mu, but in the 15th year of his reign (655), he fell into a dark army greedy for vermilion and ruled Baekje. I got the stigma of ruining it. However, some historians believe that King Uija's achievements were misinterpreted by other countries who were jealous of Baekje.
[18] Considering that there are a total of 6 volumes of <Baekje Bongi> in <The Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms>, the amount is staggering. This is not only because King Uija left relatively more records than other Baekje monarchs, but also because the process of Baekje's fall, the abdication of King Uija, and the Baekje revival movement that took place after the fall are all covered in <Baekje Bongi> - King Uija - in a comprehensive way. am. The content is so detailed and there is no choice but to have a lot of volume. Some mistake the 'chair' of the king of chairs for Shiho, but in fact it is not Shiho, but his name.[19] There is no way to give the title of "righteous and merciful" to the last monarch (in other words, not intentionally, but anyway, the monarch who ruined the dynasty).[20] In the Korean children's magazine 《Wizkids》, Shiho and his name were confused, so it was once used as a rice cake defending Uijawang in the history corner.
Even in a program called 'History Channel e', which has the same format as 'Knowledge Channel e' aired on EBS educational broadcasting, 'Chair' was considered as a posthumous name rather than a name, and it was explained that King Uija was not a dissolute king but a righteous and benevolent king. 'Chair' is not a nickname given by posterity, but a 'name'. The meaning of the name is 'righteous and benevolent', but it is absurd to use this as a rice cake in defense of King Uija. If it is the last king, it is common that there is no government left to raise the posthumous name, but it seems that it was probably given by the Pungwang court or Silla. However, from Silla's point of view, King Uija was an enemy of the Byeongbudaecheon, who would not be satisfied even if he had to drink it [21], so there is no reason to give him a good name. For the first time, King Pung's court questioned whether King Uija, who was taken to the Tang Dynasty, was alive or dead. And the fact that the king's reign cannot be evaluated through Siho [22] is given with good intentions unless he is dethroned because the tyranny is so severe that no matter how badly the king is evaluated [23] Nevertheless, the history channel on the Internet or SNS You can see a lot of stuffy scenes where the e episode is produced and circulated as a short story.
If he had completed his reign normally, his posthumous title would have been 'Wenwang (文王)'. This is because, traditionally, after the posthumous 'Wu', the posthumous 'Wen' has been received.[24]
Also, as seen above, the record of Samguk sagi states that he does not know what kind of person he was, and Samguk yusa describes that Park Je-sang only had three daughters. It is difficult to understand why Baek-gyeol did not record such an important matter if Baek-gyeol was the son of Park Je-sang and had a high reputation for Sangso. It is more likely that he came from a Hanmi-Han family unrelated to the Yeonghae Park clan. It is the 31st and last geongil of Baekje.[17]
As the eldest son of King Mu, according to the records in <Samgukyusa> <Seodongyo>, he is a nephew of Queen Seondeok of Silla and a cousin of King Taejong Muyeol.
He was made crown prince in 632 and ascended the throne in 641. He reigned as a monarch who waged active wars of conquest. There are rumors that he hired 3,000 court ladies, but this seems to be far from the truth.
As a monarch who had a very mixed evaluation from old times, he drove his archenemy Silla until the middle of his reign and led Baekje's last renaissance period following King Mu, but in the 15th year of his reign (655), he fell into a dark army greedy for vermilion and ruled Baekje. I got the stigma of ruining it. However, some historians believe that King Uija's achievements were misinterpreted by other countries who were jealous of Baekje.
[18] Considering that there are a total of 6 volumes of <Baekje Bongi> in <The Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms>, the amount is staggering. This is not only because King Uija left relatively more records than other Baekje monarchs, but also because the process of Baekje's fall, the abdication of King Uija, and the Baekje revival movement that took place after the fall are all covered in <Baekje Bongi> - King Uija - in a comprehensive way. am. The content is so detailed and there is no choice but to have a lot of volume. Some mistake the 'chair' of the king of chairs for Shiho, but in fact it is not Shiho, but his name.[19] There is no way to give the title of "righteous and merciful" to the last monarch (in other words, not intentionally, but anyway, the monarch who ruined the dynasty).[20] In the Korean children's magazine 《Wizkids》, Shiho and his name were confused, so it was once used as a rice cake defending Uijawang in the history corner.
Even in a program called 'History Channel e', which has the same format as 'Knowledge Channel e' aired on EBS educational broadcasting, 'Chair' was considered as a posthumous name rather than a name, and it was explained that King Uija was not a dissolute king but a righteous and benevolent king. 'Chair' is not a nickname given by posterity, but a 'name'. The meaning of the name is 'righteous and benevolent', but it is absurd to use this as a rice cake in defense of King Uija. If it is the last king, it is common that there is no government left to raise the posthumous name, but it seems that it was probably given by the Pungwang court or Silla. However, from Silla's point of view, King Uija was an enemy of the Byeongbudaecheon, who would not be satisfied even if he had to drink it [21], so there is no reason to give him a good name. For the first time, King Pung's court questioned whether King Uija, who was taken to the Tang Dynasty, was alive or dead. And the fact that the king's reign cannot be evaluated through Siho [22] is given with good intentions unless he is dethroned because the tyranny is so severe that no matter how badly the king is evaluated [23] Nevertheless, the history channel on the Internet or SNS You can see a lot of stuffy scenes where the e episode is produced and circulated as a short story.
If he had completed his reign normally, his posthumous title would have been 'Wenwang (文王)'. This is because, traditionally, after the posthumous 'Wu', the posthumous 'Wen' has been received.[24]
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