🌙자면서듣는 역사 | 100만 대군도 막은 고구려가 왜 삼국 통일은 못 했을까?｜달빛 역사관

Lie down comfortably. Tonight, I go to sleep with an age-old question in mind. Goguryeo. The nation that defeated a million-strong army twice. The nation that roamed the vast plains of Manchuria on horseback. But why did it fail to unify the Three Kingdoms? Was it simply bad luck? Or was it thrown into a structure where victory was impossible from the very beginning? Tonight, the Moonlight History Museum takes a slow walk through the seven hundred years of Goguryeo's history, from its founding to its fall. From King Gwanggaeto's conquests and limitations, to King Jangsu's cold calculations, the process of the Silla-Baekje Alliance tightening its grip on Goguryeo, the hidden side of the Battle of Salsu where the Sui Dynasty's million-strong army was defeated, the tragedy brought about by Yeon Gaesomun's hardline stance, and finally, the Rebellion of Brothers and the fall of Pyongyang. And at the end of the story, a twist awaits—somewhat uncomfortable, but worth deep contemplation. It suggests that had Goguryeo succeeded in unification, the very identity of being Korean, which we take for granted today, might not exist. Play it as you sleep. Timestamps 00:00 Prologue - The Reason the Strongest Lose 03:02 Part 1 - A Nation Besieged from Birth 10:51 Part 2 - King Gwanggaeto Embraces the World 18:57 Part 3 - King Jangsu's Calculation, and His Limits 27:52 Part 4 - The Na-Je Alliance, Strangling Goguryeo 37:28 Part 5 - The Sui Dynasty's Million, Yet They Paid Off 48:16 Part 6 - Yeon Gaesomun, The End Brought by His Hardline 59:32 Part 7 - The Brothers' Rebellion, and 668 01:09:17 Part 8 - If Goguryeo Had Won, Who Would We Have Been? 01:20:09 Epilogue - Things Preserved Even in Defeat #Goguryeo #KoreanHistory #ThreeKingdomsPeriod #KingGwanggaeto #KingJangsu #BattleOfSalsu #EuljiMundeok #AnsiFortress #YeonGaesomun #ListenWhileSleeping #MoonlightHistoryMuseum #ListenWhileSleeping #KoreanHistory #HistoryBeforeFallingAsleep #PlayItAndSleep