About Yemaek

 Yemaek, known as a clan related to Gojoseon residents, can be viewed in Yemaek or separated into Yemaek and Mac, but there is no established theory yet. The former is to view our Neolithic people as ancient Asians and set Yemaek as bronze, and there is a view that Yemaek as Altai and Tungus. The biggest problem with this view is that the Neolithic and Bronze Age residents are full of problems. The latter is very complicated, especially with regard to the recent distortion of Goguryeo history, Son Jin-ki of Chinese academia is a resident of the Korean Peninsula and Songhwagang River, as well as the area from Shenyang to Albok River. This theory aims to limit Gojoseon residents to Yein and emphasize that Gojoseon and Goguryeo residents were of different ethnicities by connecting Macin with Goguryeo people. However, this is a false analysis. Because Son Jin-gi regarded the Snow River basin and the Yalu River basin as the Mac culture zone, there were no stone guns such as stone tombs and dolmens in the collapsed ruins, while the non-wave-shaped bronze swords were found in the early Goguryeo region, Yodong region, and the Korean Peninsula. And Son Jin-gi's analysis method is also problematic, except for Yemaek, he established a route from Shenyang, north of Yedong, Honha and upstream of Crown Prince Tzuha, as Mac's cultural zone, to establish Yodong as a territory of West Korea in the original Yodong Peninsula, the Yalok River basin, and the Korean Peninsula. Although the size and appearance of dolmens were almost the same as those of the Mi-song-ri type pottery, the Yodong-ri type pottery and the Yodong-dong type pottery were kept the same. Therefore, it can be said that the discussion is more honest to see the culture of Seodansan Mountain as an example, and the whole area of platinum treasure as a Mac. But I think this is also wrong, and if you look at the West Dansan culture as Buyeo culture on the periphery of the Seokchong Cultural Area and say that the northern women's forces of migration, or Goriguk, have moved from the north, it would be right to view the area as Seonbu culture. The basis for distinguishing between E and E is Dongye, but in relation to Dongye, the three kingdoms and Hu Hanseo are related to DongyeIn the old records, Dongye residents are listed as Yemaek, and the residents of Yeh said that they were the same race as Goguryeo, and then Goguryeo appeared as Macin and Mac, and in the Samguk sagi, Yangmaek (Yang is the crown prince).Therefore, Yangmaek comes from the meaning of "Maek near Taejaha," but when the residents of Hamgyeong-do and Gangwon-do were first separated from Hansa-gun at the end of the previous year, Yemaek, or Dongye, became a proper noun, and other residents called Goguryeo Yangmaek. Just before Yemaek was specified in Dongye, the area around Gilim-si, where Buyeo's capital was located, was recorded as the home of Yemaek, proving this.