If the continental Baekje theory is true, Baekje and Goguryeo are not Korean people? "This is a wrong fact."

 It is a classification that I don't like about our people.It's expressed in the same family). Then, why do the Korean people think Goguryeo, Baekje, and Silla are the history of Korea? If you think about it as a basic concept, as I have said many times, humans think of them as ancestors based on the "old people" who lived in this land where they live now. Therefore, the countries Goguryeo and Baekje Silla on the Korean Peninsula, where our Republic of Korea is located, were located, and people who belonged to that country lived here, so they thought they were ancestors. That's why. And if you think about it in a different concept... It is said that the Korean people are made up of nomadic peoples (northern), who came down from Baikal Lake, indigenous people living on the peninsula, and people who reached and settled here by boat (Southern descent). Gojoseon and Dangun, who regarded them as the roots of our people and belonged to them, Buyeo... And Goguryeo, which can be said to have succeeded Buyeo... Goguryeo was one of Gojoseon's local forces, and was a Yemaek ethnic group and a Gojoseon ethnic group. And Baekje was founded by the South Korean forces in Goguryeo, which can be called Buyeo, and Buyeo is Gojoseon, and Gojoseon is a tribe of Yemaek, which means "Korean people," and these are the roots of our people. Because of this formula, Goguryeo, Baekje, and Silla are viewed as our people. Silla can't be better because it can be thought of as a country of indigenous people who lived on the Korean Peninsula and people who settled here by boat from the south. From another point of view, all the races that used to be called "our people" have regarded Baekdusan Mountain as a spiritual mountain and regarded it as sacred. It says that "Hwanwoong," the father of Dangun Wanggeom of Gojoseon, came down to Taebaeksan Mountain during the new period. Just as King Buyeo Geumwa said that he met Habaek's daughter Yu-hwa at Ubalsu under Baekdusan Mountain, all of Baekdusan Mountain was considered Yeongsan Mountain. All the northern nomadic peoples who lived in the vicinity or Manchuria, or the tribes who lived nearby, supported Baekdusan Mountain as a sacred mountain. This point of view is somewhat contradictory, but... It is contradictory when the tribes, commonly referred to as "Dong family," support Mt. Baekdu as a spiritual mountain and confirm that Gojoseon, which can be seen as representing the Dong family, is our people, but it can be a reason. "Hand-sweet meat" needs to be revealed...The contradiction will disappear when we distinguish between ethnic groups under the concept of the same family. It's very urgent. I fully support this argument, believing that someone will prove it. Baedal Minjok. I'm doing Baedal Minjok! Rather than beer... I hope that the unit that can unite our people into one branch will be grouped into a unit called "delivery." We need to hurry up and reveal the history of "Delivery Soup" and Korea. ps: I'm totally at a loss for Autumn's theory of continental Baekje. It's not a kind of embarrassment to insist that it was impossible. Instead of trying to understand ancient history (past history, history) in the way of thinking of modern history, you should think back to the way of thinking at that time and understand it. I keep getting hit while ignoring the contradictions and difficulties that keep happening! That's right! It's just embarrassing to see autumn shouting -_- I think it's not completely occupied territory, but rather because it was based on rich finances through maritime trade, the naval power was strong and they spread their power across the sea.      With lines, castles, signs outside, this is Baekje land! I don't think I'll claim my territory, such as shouting that.^^; Just as Goguryeo spread its culture or influenced land in the northwest or north of Naemongo or Goguryeo. It's just the "crazy" of the power, not the expansion of the river area.