Goguryeo’s Royal Preceptor Says North Korea Disapproves

Gwanggaeto the 19th king of Goguryeo

According to the History of the Three Kingdoms, King Gwanggaeto was the 13th generation descendant of King Sijo’s memorial

Normally, royal history of Goguryeo

Son of Haemosu, the 1st King of Remembrance of Dongmyeongseong

the son of Jumong, the second king of Yuri

the son of King Yuri of the 3rd Great God

The son of King Yuri, the younger brother of King Daemusin, the fourth king of the people

The son of King Daemusin of the 5th Mobon king, the grandson of King Yuri

Son of King Yuri, son of King Go Jaesa, son of King Yuri, 6th King Taejo

the younger brother of King Taejo of the Seventh Generation

the younger brother of King Taejo of the 8th God

Son of the 9th King of the Heavenly Kingdom of Korea, King Shin

the younger brother of the teenage mountain king, King Guk of Heaven

the son of the 11th King of Dongcheon, King Sansang

the son of the 12th King Jungcheon of Dongcheon

the son of King Jungcheon of the 13th Seocheon king

the son of the 14th King Bongsang of Seocheon

the son of Godolgo, the younger brother of Bongsangwang, the 15th Micheon king

Son of Micheon, the 16th King of Gukwon

Son of King Gukwon of Sosurim, 17th king

the younger brother of King Sosurim, the 18th King of Korea

The son of King Yang, 19th King Gwanggaeto

known as

The foundation of the Goguryeo royal history we learn is the Three Kingdoms Period, and Gwanggaeto the Great wrote down as the 13th generation descendant of the memorial king

But North Korea doesn’t admit it

In North Korea, King Gwanggaeto claims to be the 17th generation, not the 13th generation of King Sijo’s memorial

the reason is that

King Jangsu, the son of King Gwanggaeto, made the tombstone of King Tae of Gwanggaeto to commemorate his father’s achievements

It’s because there’s a phrase

By the 17th generation, King Gwanggaeto Gyeongpyeong-an-Hotae of Gukgang ascended the throne at the age of 18 and called Yeonho Daejeong

According to the tombstone of King Gwanggaeto, King Gwanggaeto was the 17th generation descendant of King Sijo’s memorial

In other words, there were several more kings between King Sijo and King Gwanggaeto

The royal history of Goguryeo in North Korea, based on the tombstone of King Gwanggaeto

It is said that King Gwanggaeto claims to be the 17th generation descendant of King Memorial, the founder of Goguryeo

Based on the History of the Three Kingdoms, Korea’s historical world

It is said that King Gwanggaeto still admits that he is the 13th generation descendant

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