전쟁 석 달 전, 왕의 친척들이 국경을 넘었다 | 발해가 무너진 진짜 이유

On the 14th day of the first month of 926, Dae Inseon, the last king of Balhae, dressed in white robes, led a sheep out of the city gates with a rope around his neck. It was the moment the "Flourishing Kingdom of the East," which had endured for 228 years, collapsed. However, there is something strange about this. Just two years prior, Balhae had been a nation that achieved a great victory against the Khitan. And in April of that very year, when it was said to have fallen, an envoy named Balhae reappeared in the Later Tang Dynasty of China. The end of Balhae as we knew it differs from the facts. 00:00 The King Who Left the City Gates Dressed in White 04:03 Three Riddles to Solve Today 04:30 A Nation Founded on the Road of Escape 05:33 Cheonmunryeong Turns Around the Pursuing Army 08:24 The King's Younger Brother Crosses Over to the Enemy Country 10:57 Jajagam and Students Studying in Tang 12:07 Two Hundred Years Across the East Sea 14:00 Solbin's Words and Chaekseong's Soybean Paste 17:33 The People of Balhae Recorded in Songmak Gimun 20:27 Sanggyeongseong, a Sixteen-Kilometer City 24:22 The Jaengjang Incident: Competing for Position 27:55 As the Tang Collapsed, Balhae's World Collapsed Too 30:23 The Man Who Broke the Customs of the Steppe 31:30 Dae Inseon's Twenty Years 33:59 The Twenty-Year War Not in Textbooks 36:18 924 Years, Balhae's Last Flame 38:52 War Stone People Who Crossed the Border a Month Ago 41:52 The Emperor Stepped Forward Personally 43:21 The Ten Commanders, the Fortress Chains, and Time 45:06 The Lock Broken in Three Days 46:21 The Last Field Army on the Road 48:16 Three Days of Siege, Silence Inside the Fort 50:32 The Meaning of White Clothes, Ropes, and Sheep 52:38 Resistance Began After the King Surrendered 54:56 The Envoy Sent by the Fallen Nation 56:39 The Death of the Conqueror, and the Empty City 59:11 Why Was the Mt. Baekdu Eruption Theory Wrong? 61:12 The Restoration Movement That Lasted for Two Hundred Years 63:03 Daegwanghyeon, the Name Wanggye 64:05 Fifty Camels at Manbugyo 65:51 Why Are There No Records of Balhae? 69:39 Why Was It Twenty Days? 73:14 What Collapses Before the City Walls ■ Reference Sources History of Liao, Annals of Emperor Taizu Biography of Yelü Yuzhi History of Goryeo, Annals of King Taejo Biography of Balhae in the New Book of Tang Yu Deuk-gong, History of Balhae Hong Ho, Songmak Gimun National Institute of Korean History, Our History Net ■ This channel covers our history based on historical records. If there are any factual errors, please let us know in the comments. We will verify and correct them. #Balhae #FallOfBalhae #ProsperousEasternKingdom #DaeInseon #YelüAbogi #Khitan #KoreanHistory #HistoryDocumentary #DaeJoyeong #HistoryOfBalhae #SanggyeongYongcheonbu #NorthernAndSouthernDynastyPeriod #Goryeo #WangGeon #ManbugyoIncident #MountBaekdusan #HistoryStory #Manchuria #LaterBalhae #Daegwanghyeon