700년 동안 썩지 않고 보존된 팔만대장경의 탄생이 비밀

Khwarazm, Western Xia, Jin, Abbasid. Most of the nations trampled by the Mongols have been erased from the map. However, there is one country whose dynasty name remained unchanged despite being beaten for nearly thirty years. That country is Goryeo. It all started with a single envoy. In 1225, Jeo Go-yeo, who was returning with tribute, was found dead on the banks of the Yalu River. The culprit remains unknown to this day, eight hundred years later. Yet, the Mongols reached a conclusion instead of conducting an investigation, and six years later, thirty thousand people crossed the Yalu River. This video does not advocate for or criticize any specific religion or group, and is intended to provide historical and educational information. #TripitakaKoreana #GoryeoTripitaka #Haeinsa #Janggyeongpanjeon #GoryeoMongolWar #HistoryOfGoryeosa #KoreanHistory #UNESCOWorldHeritage #WorldMemorialHeritage #ChojoTripitaka #YiGyubo #CulturalHeritage #HistoryInstinct References Yi Gyubo, "Daejanggakpan Gunsin Gigomun," Dongguk Isangukjip Sugi, *Goryeo Guksinjo Daejanggyojeong Byeollok*, Vol. 30, 13th century *History of Goryeo*, Biographies, Park Seo *Annals of King Taejo*, May entry, 7th year of King Taejo (1398) National Institute of Korean History, History of Korea Through Historical Sources — Article on Tripitaka woodblocks · Park Seo's Battle of Gwijuseong Academy of Korean Studies, Encyclopedia of Korean Culture — The Assassination of Jeogoyeo, Battle of Gangdongseong, Goryeo Guksinjo Daejanggyojeong Byeollok National Institute of Korean History, Uriyeoknet — Mongol Invasion of Goryeo 1231~1270 National Heritage Administration, National Heritage Explanatory Materials on "Hapcheon Haeinsa Tripitaka Woodblocks" and "Hapcheon Haeinsa Janggyeongpanjeon" National Institute of Forest Science, "The Secrets of the Tripitaka Koreana Carved in Wood" — Analysis of Wood Species for the Woodblocks UNESCO World Heritage Listing Materials for "Haeinsa Janggyeongpanjeon," 1995 UNESCO Memory of the World Listing Materials for "Haeinsa Tripitaka Woodblocks and Other Woodblocks," 2007 Disclaimer ① This video is not intended to advocate for or criticize any specific religion, group, or individual, nor does it encourage any specific behavior. ② This video was produced to aid in an educational understanding of historical facts and cultural heritage. ③ There may be differing opinions within the academic community regarding the interpretation of historical sources, and unverified folklore has been intentionally excluded from this video. Please refer to the reference materials above for detailed sources. ④ This channel adheres to YouTube Community Guidelines. ⑤ Some of the images in the video are staged images created by artificial intelligence and may differ from the actual appearance of the artifacts or people.