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Examined in this article is how the borderline between Koguryo and Baekje changed during the latter half of the 4th century and the early days of the 5th. Examination shows us that both dynasties competed with each other during the 370s and the 380s, and in the end eventually came in contact physically with each other. Initially, the Myeol’ak mountain range, which also served as the watershed point between the Jae’ryeong-gang and Yeseong-gang rivers, served as the borderline between them. In the meantime, inside the northeast area of Baekje, a frontline was formed in the Pyeong’gang/平康area which was located in the upper region of the Imjin-gang river. Ye(穢), which had been subjugated by Koguryo, was in conflict the Baekje forces, on behalf of the Koguryo forces.
After the 390s, Koguryo seized the Yaeseong-gang and Imjin-gang river areas and then advanced its troops to the Baekje capital city, yet was met with resistance and had to retreat to the Imjin-gang area. So, in the early days of the 5th century, the borderline between the two dynasties actually moved to the Imjin-gang/Han-gang watershed point, and Koguryo seized the source of the Bukhan-gang river in the Yeongseo region. Interestingly enough, the Gwang’gaeto-wang Stele recorded the maximum range of Koguryo’s campaign, yet in Samguk Sagi which shows us the records created by Baekje does not recognize such fact that Koguryo attacked its own capital.
We can see that the borderline between Koguryo and Baekje changed considerably by the Koguryo king Gwang’gaeto-wang’s campaigns in the south. But the two dynasties did not have a clear line between them, and only the watershed point or river basin indicated their territories. This should be kept in mind in determining the format of the ancient borderlines in Korea, and the ancient people’s view of their own territories.
After the 390s, Koguryo seized the Yaeseong-gang and Imjin-gang river areas and then advanced its troops to the Baekje capital city, yet was met with resistance and had to retreat to the Imjin-gang area. So, in the early days of the 5th century, the borderline between the two dynasties actually moved to the Imjin-gang/Han-gang watershed point, and Koguryo seized the source of the Bukhan-gang river in the Yeongseo region. Interestingly enough, the Gwang’gaeto-wang Stele recorded the maximum range of Koguryo’s campaign, yet in Samguk Sagi which shows us the records created by Baekje does not recognize such fact that Koguryo attacked its own capital.
We can see that the borderline between Koguryo and Baekje changed considerably by the Koguryo king Gwang’gaeto-wang’s campaigns in the south. But the two dynasties did not have a clear line between them, and only the watershed point or river basin indicated their territories. This should be kept in mind in determining the format of the ancient borderlines in Korea, and the ancient people’s view of their own territories.
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머리말
1. 370~380년대 고구려?백제의 각축전과 접경지역 형성
2. 광개토왕대 고구려와 백제의 전쟁에 관한 사료 검토
3. 5세기 초엽 고구려?백제의 국경 변화
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