If you take a good look at the map of Ujeokdo Island, you can see that the wet water is in Habukseong Fortress and the wet water is in Habukseong Fortress if you look closely at the map (Ujeokdo Island). Sagibal said, "There are three waters of wet water, hot water, and landscape water in Joseon, which combined to become hot water." In other words, hydrothermal water is a combination of wet water, hot water, and arithmetic tax. If so, since the humidity is in Habukseong Fortress, the hot water is automatically located near it. Considering the historical and archaeological excavations of <동강이다이다 and 險 < < <, where Wangheomseong Fortress are located, it is clear that Joseonhyeon, Nakrang-gun, was located in the current Pyongyang area. Therefore, Wangheomseong Fortress, the structure of Gojoseon Line where Joseonhyeon was installed, was located in Pyongyang. > <--- This argument is refuted. It is constantly refuted below. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The data below are also published as books and are data from the North Korean Academy of Social Sciences that can be found on the Internet. <Jumjebi> Imani-si, who was a leader of Japanese fishermen before liberation, revealed to the world in 1913 that he discovered "Jumje Shrine" in Seonghyeon-ri, Oncheon-gun, Pyeongannam-do (Unpyeong-dong, Haeundae-myeon, Ryonggang-gun, Pyeongannam-do before liberation). Japanese fishermen argued that the Saturn in Seonghyeon-ri, next to the Jeomjebi, was the location of Jeomjehyeon, which belonged to Rakrang-gun. Jeomjehyeon is one of the 25 prefectures of Rakrang-gun that a country occupied Gojoseon in 108 B.C. and installed in Georyung Station, and Jeomje Shrine was erected in Sansindang Shrine, where tiger mountain gods were held in hopes of a good harvest. The monument is a relatively large granite stone monument with a height of 1.35m, a width of 1.09m, and a thickness of 0.12m. On the front of the monument, 79 characters written in Yeseo style, which is close to eight minutes, are engraved in Chinese characters, and the inscription is written in Korean as follows. "On the fifth day of April 85 BC, the 2nd year of Won, Jeomjejang □□ and Wi, Geon, Seung, and Sokguk gathered to discuss the repair of Jeomje Shrine for the People." The virtue of "Tiger the Mountain God" in □ Pyeongsan-gun can be compared to "High Mountain God" Daesan and Seungsan, and the dignity of "Like a thunderstorm" helps control the wind and rain well, makes the land fertile, keeps the five grains well, hides the traces, and keeps people alive." According to the 8th article of the 18th chapter of the book, such as "Huhanseo" Volume 3, the 2nd year of the Korean Won (85 BC), there was an instruction from the king to hold various gods in Sancheon in January of this year. Jumjebi seems to have been built in April of that year after receiving this instruction from the king. The inscription says "April Muo-il," but there is also Muo-il in April of the second year of the won, so it is clear that it was erected inside Huhan Uiryeong Station in 85 B.C. However, according to a recent analysis of the chemical composition of the viscosity ratio by the archaeological research institute's chronological measurement group, it was verified that there are many differences in the composition composition from the formation year of granite in the hot spring tube. In the formation year, biotite granite was measured by fission marks using biotite as a sample, and the formation year of hot spring granite was 129 million years ± 13 million years, and the formation year of oseoksan granite was 14 million years ± 12 million years, and the formation year of ma-young granite was 17 million years. As such, the formation of Jeomjebi granite is 28 million to 22 million years older than the formation of granite in the hot springs and the Ryonggang River area. This suggests that jumjebi granite is granite from other regions completely distinct from granite in its vicinity at stone age. The granite of Jeomjebi is different from that of the granite of the hot spring tube in terms of composition. In other words, the granite of Jeomjebi is twice as much as the granite of the hot spring tube, twice as much as the Wolfram, kite, nickel, stone, and linen, and the barium is only about one-tenth. According to the results of the Kari analysis, the content of natrium is 2.8 in viscosity ratio, and the granite of the hot spring tube is 4.1. As such, there are many differences in the composition composition of the stone of the Jeomjebi and the granite of the hot spring tube. The above fact indicates that the jumjebi is made of granite from other regions, not from hot springs and granite near it. Even now, there are many high-quality granite in the hot springs and their vicinity, and it is widely used in Pyongyang. Then, why did the jumjebi, which was not made of stone from his own province, appear in the hot spring land? It can only be said that it is because what was made in other regions was transferred to the hot spring region. → It is consistent with the testimony of Professor Son Bo-gi, a Ph.D. in archaeology at Seoul National University and a member of the Cultural Heritage Committee. Jeomjehyeon Sinsa Monument was originally located in Galseoksan Mountain, Habukseong Fortress, but during the Japanese colonial period, the Japanese took it as a pavilion, dug it out, loaded it on ships, and brought it to Pyeongnam Oncheon-gun, and fabricated it as Nakrang-gun, Han. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- <Bongni> Bongni is a string-like string that is tied horizontally and vertically so that the wooden box with documents sent elsewhere cannot be opened on the way, and a mud ball is attached to the knot, and the seal of the head of Gunhyeon is stamped. It is said that about 200 of these bongs came from Rakrang Toseong before liberation. However, there were so many counterfeit goods among the bongs in the past that they were all genuine. First, it is too much for the number of Bongni collected from one relic. It is said that more than 200 bongni were known until April 1936, but there is no case in China where many bongni were used. Not so much Bongni is known in the sacred sites of Jangan and Rakyang, one capital where all correspondence from all over the country can be concentrated. *Chosun Archaeological Research (Japanese), 1948, 363 pages We excavated other earthen fortifications including Rakrang Toseong, Unseong-ri Toseong, Sorarit Toseong, and Cheonghae Toseong after liberation, but we do not know a single case of bongni. Originally, it cannot remain well due to the nature of the bongni itself. Therefore, what is said to have come from Rakrang Toseong Fortress is whether it was at the time of actual use. ※ According to the confession of those who forged Bongni before liberation, Japanese antiques and Bongni counterfeiters forged and sold numerous Bongni. Second, the size of the seal stamped on the bony does not match the size of the seal at the time. The size of the official residence was defined as 5 pum (1.5 cm) in the unmade "4 years of raw water" (119 BC). However, most of the stamps stamped on the bony are 2-2.2 cm. That's why you can't see Bongnideul as genuine. Third, the name of the county and prefectures stamped on the bongni is limited to only Rakrang-gun, and there are no bongni of the provincial government. Bongni is from the place where he received documents sent from other places. Therefore, some of such bongni are from prefectures under the military, but some are sent from the adjacent military and some above the county road. And there must have been frequent ties with the center, so the Bongni attached to the instructions or letters sent down from the center should also be applicable. However, among the Bongni, which is said to have come from Rakrang Toseong Fortress, is only the prefectures under Rakrang-gun, and there is not a single one above Rinjeop-gun and Gundo as well as the central one. Moreover, the fact that there is not a single Bongni, which can be seen as being sent down from the center of a country, suggests that the group living in Rakrangtoseong was any independent force that was not governed by a country. Fourth, many of the government office names stamped on the bongni do not fit the government office system at the time. As such a bongni, first of all, there is a bongni called "Lakrang Daeyunjang." It is said that eight such bongnies came from Rakrangtoseong Fortress, including Rakrangdae Yunjang, which was revealed in "Scientific Excavation" in Juche 24 (1935). However, the size of the square stamp stamped there was 2.05cm, 2.07cm, and 2.10cm on one side, showing that there were three types of temples. "Daeyoon" means that "Taesu" was corrected during the reign of king. According to the "Hanseo" Wangmangjeon Hall, Wangmang recovered the acquisitions given by the former Han royal family to Hyeondo, Buyeo, and Rakrang, and awarded the acquisition of a new dynasty (the Shin Dynasty founded by Wangmang). During the reign of King Mang, not only did he change "Tae-su" to "Tae-yoon," but he also changed numerous military names. For example, "Don Hwang-gun" was changed to "Mundeok-gun", which was also confirmed by actual relics. *"Gogohakbo" No. 1 and 56 pages were also changed to "Rakseon-gun" in 1964, and "Jeungji-hyeon," the descendants of Rakrang-gun, was changed to "Jeungto-hyeon," "Paesu-hyeon" to "Rak Seon-jeong," and "Haehwa-hyeon." And it is said that the prefecture's "ryeongjang" was also changed to "jae". Therefore, if the Bongni of "Rakrang Daeyunjang" becomes a reliable genuine product, the seal "Rakseon Daeyunjang" should be stamped thereon. But in fact, it's not, so how can you see it as genuine? It is clear that it is a counterfeit product made by the hands of the bony counterfeiters. Even if the bony called "Rakrangdae Yunjang" is real, it is not a basis for viewing Rakrangtoseong Fortress as the location of Hanui Rakrang-gun, as Japanese fishermen claim. Because Bongni is an item sent from somewhere else. Therefore, even if the bony called "Lakrang Daeyunjang" is real, it is only a basis for confirming that Rakrang Toseong Fortress was not the location of Rakrang-gun, Hanui. Bongni, which was not in line with the government office system at the time, is also a Bongni stamped with the seal of the "Dong master." There are two "Donginjang"s, one with a length of 2cm and the other with a length of 2.1cm. According to the geography of "Hanseo", Dongihyeon was the location of "Limdun-gun".
When Limdun-gun was abolished in 82 B.C., Dongi-hyeon became a subordinate prefecture of Rakrang-gun. Dongihyeon was the location of Rimdun-gun, so it would have been a large prefecture even after it was merged into Rakrang-gun. At that time, Hyeonryeong was placed in the large prefecture and the site was placed in the small prefecture. It would be reasonable to assume that there was a wise man in Dongi-hyeon and no site. In the end, "Dong master" Bongni can only be thought of as a counterfeit. The fact that it is a counterfeit also shows that the sizes are different, as seen from the right, despite the same stamp. Other counterfeit products such as "Dong master" Bongni include numerous Bongni, including stamps such as "Jangjam master," "Jang Jam-ryeong man," "Sujeong man," "Suseong superiority," "South Korean master," and "South Korean seat." However, here we attach the verification results of our academic community for fortune telling. Japanese fishermen claimed that Eouldongtoseong Fortress, located in Seonghyeon-ri, Oncheon-gun, Pyeongannam-do, was the location of Jeomjehyeon, and cited Jeomjebongnideul along with Jeomje Shrine as the basis. Among the bongs they introduced, there are bongs with stamps such as "Jum □ Master", "□ Je □ Person", and "Jum □ Approval". Almost the same type of Jeomjebongi are also stored in the Central History Museum of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea. None of these Jeomjebongi have all the letters left clearly, but if you put them together, it can be easily found that they are Bongi with the stamp of "Jumjejangjang" or "Jumjejeong." Recently, a chronological group of archaeological research institutes conducted a chemical analysis on fortune-telling bongs, and the analysis confirmed that all of the bongs were made of soil near Saturn in Seonghyeon-ri, not soil near Saturn in Lacrang. ※ If the "Jumjebi and Bongni's true face" (discussion on the nature of the ruins of Rakrang) The Bongni with the stamp of "Jumjejangjang" and "Jumje approval" were real and the fortress in Seonghyeon-ri was the location of "Jumjehyeon", the Bongni should be made of soil. However, they are not made of soil near Saturn in Seonghyeon-ri, but made of soil near Saturn in Rakrang, so how can they be seen in person? These are things that cannot be seen in real life in the vicinity of Rakrang Toseong Fortress and Bongnideul, which are said to have come out in the vicinity. For this reason, almost all the bongs collected in Rakrang Toseong were fake even in Iani-si, the leader of Japanese fishermen who manipulated the "Hallakrang-gun Jaepyeongseol." ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sagi's Sojinyeoljeon best describes the location of the Yeon Dynasty. If you look at the important contents, it is said that "In the east of the east, there is Joseon Liaodong." Sojin explained to King Yeonwang the geographical location from Yeonnare to the source, and the formula "Yeon-Joseon-Yodong" was established. Here, the location of the fluctuation is a problem, and when the general said, "The fortress pulled the Yosu and reached Nakrang Suseong-hyeon," the Yodong at the time was the current Yoseo. At that time, Yoseo became the current Beijing area. If so, Joseon will be located in the Yoseo basin, and it can be seen that Yeon Dynasty is right next to it. If so, it can be said that Yeonna was near the Taehaeng Mountains at the time. Speaking of Yeonjinjangseong Fortress, it existed near the Taehaengsan Mountain Range, where it was opened to at least BC300 at the time, and the invasion of Jingae in the 3rd century BC can be seen as the invasion of Cheonyeo in Joseon. At that time, Cheonyeo-ri, where Jingae entered from the Yeonui area, can be seen as the basin near Beijing to Habukseong Fortress. Also, considering the situation of the Yeon Dynasty during the national period at the time, it seems very difficult to build a strong general and rule there. In addition, Myeongdojeon Hall is often found in Manchuria, but is rarely found in the Great Wall of China. The economy of the Yeon Dynasty seems to have been pushed back by the Zhon Dynasty or the Qi Dynasty, but it seems that they only traded with Joseon. The Great Wall connects the generals of each country during the national period, and today, the generals rebuilt by the Ming Dynasty are regarded as the Great Wall, and now Goguryeo's Parkjaksanseong Fortress is transformed into the Great Wall... The claim that Pyongyang = Nakrang-gun ends in Nakrang Suseong-hyeon, claiming that the Great Wall of China was built to the current Pyeongan-do basin. Through a brief review and review of the evidence above, it was examined that = Yalu River, the boundary between the Yeonjin period = Cheongcheongang River.The term > implies that Yeonjinjangseong Fortress is likely to be retroactive to the maximum Cheongcheongang River. The general is usually on the border. Considering the historical and archaeological excavation results of the literature data, it is clear that Joseon-hyeon, Nakrang-gun, was located in the current Pyongyang area. Therefore, Wangheomseong Fortress, the structure of Gojoseon Line where Joseonhyeon was installed, was located in Pyongyang. Water is the current Daedong River. > Iran's premise is likely to directly or indirectly support the claims of the Northeast Fair Promotion Organization, "Narang-gun = Pyongyang" and "The Great Wall of China was built in Pyeongan-do Island." The post I wrote for over an hour got caught up in the upload limit, so it all went away. So I wrote it roughly when I was writing again. I lost a lot of weight, but I roughly wrote it down. In the end, thousands of years of hydrothermal or defeat cannot be a river on the Korean Peninsula, and the claim that the Great Wall of China is retroactive to Pyeongando Island is consistent with the logic of the Northeast Fair Promotion Organization and is only a logic that supports the shameless manipulation of relics by Japanese historians. This is a few facts that I heard through my ears, found the data, and know. Also, it's a rewriting, so please read it carefully. I hope that this article will disappear from the world as soon as possible, but I would like to finish this article. I think the amount is 1/3 less than the original text. Lastly, it's Goryeohoe... I am not afraid that the five oceans will seek to neutralize the Goryeo society, but I am afraid that Goryeo will return home.
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