Short and foolish opinions on the theory of the Three Kingdoms of the Continent.

 For your information, someone asked Sohae, "Are you on Jaeya's side?" Or if you ask me if I'm taking the side of the gang, I'll answer, "I only believe in facts and truth." Approximately, these discussions often lead to personal attacks or slander against the other person, so I'm a little cautious to talk about them, but I'll talk about them first. First of all, what is the continental trinity theory? In short, it is argued that the Three Kingdoms (Goguryo, Baekje, and Silla) all existed on the continent, not on the Korean Peninsula. Of course, it is a claim that has taken a step further than Goguryeo's Beijing domination theory or Baekje's Yoseo domination theory, but it has not yet been recognized as an established theory. Because of what I'm writing now, I stopped by a bookstore after work yesterday and read a book claiming the Continental Trinity, and I felt a little mixed up. I don't want to criticize someone who doesn't even know his face, but I was able to see at a glance the biggest weakness and problem of the "Continental Triad." The biggest argument of the continental trio theory in the book was that if the three kingdoms were on the Korean Peninsula, how they could have traveled to and from the distant country of the midfield and that the "Chiljungha" led by Silla Army led by Kim Yu-shin was not the current Imjin River. He said that the meaning of "lower" in "Chiljungha" was a Chinese character meaning a large river or a winding wide river, and he argued that why it can be attached to a small river like the Imjin River, so Chiljungha is a wide river in the continent ^^. First of all, it seems that the problem of traveling to and from Jungwon countries can be easily disproved by the fact that Joseon later crossed the Sanhaegwan and reached Beijing or Namgyeong. The Yellow Sea is also surrounded by land, so it is possible to move by applying the coastal navigation method or using a straight route (Sandong Peninsula from the mouth of the Namyang Peninsula or the Daedong River). In addition, the current Balhae Bay has large and small islands in between, so it is possible to navigate. To be honest, the Chiljungha problem is a problem that can be easily refuted by examining the corresponding part of the Three Kingdoms Fraud. In this part, it is clear that the quantity that Kim Yu-shin took was divided into 4,000 rice islands and 22,000 Jo islands into 2,000 carts. If it was a wide river in Chiljungha, it would have taken a lot of ships to carry this quantity, but there is no record that ships were mobilized. In addition, this Chiljungha was the place where Goguryeo and Malgal troops crossed over and attacked and captured Silla's Chiljungseong Fortress in the previous year. Even at this time, there is no record of crossing by boat. Even if all the problems are excluded, the biggest weakness of the Continental Trinity is that there is no " artifact." There are countless tombs of Jeokseongchong and Bongtoseoksil tombs in Goguryeo style in Pyongyang and in the current family area. If Goguryeo existed on the continent and dominated for a long time, at least ancient tombs should have existed, except for other things. In addition, it doesn't matter to study with various questions in the records of the Three Kingdoms, but if you claim that the Three Kingdoms existed on the continent only with such facts, there is also a lot of evidence here and there that the Japanese can claim Imna. In addition, the size of the tomb may become enormous as time goes by, but on the contrary, it may be reduced. In that way, the problem is that tombs of the Goryeo Dynasty should be larger than tombs of the late Silla period than tombs of the Goryeo Dynasty. In addition, it was said that the only tomb of King Munyeong was the owner of the royal tomb, but then the numerous tombs have a problem of how to explain them. If the Three Kingdoms existed on the continent, who was on the Korean Peninsula at that time and left many such relics? Why? Gaya? Buyeo????? To summarize the three lines, which are essential elements of DC, one: Continental Three Kingdoms theory is the theory that all three kingdoms existed on the continent. Two: We have a lot of evidence, but it is hard to accept personally.