Come to think of it, I think the Byzantine Empire and Korea are similar

 These days, I feel that the Byzantine Empire and our country (the people)?I'm finding out that has a similar history. As you know, the Byzantine Empire is a country that spans Europe and Asia.Although the capital is geographically good for the region (because of Constantinople), you know that the Byzantine Empire was frequently visited by European and Asian peoples, right? We are also in a position to benefit from trade and commercial interests due to the regional conditions of the peninsula, but (China-Japan brokerage trade alone makes a lot of money).The most representative case is Baekje, Unified Silla, and Goryeo?) Thanks to that, you know that it is a tragic history of being dog-tourism by mainlanders and islanders, right? Doesn't he look like John Na? The Byzantines had the Balkan-Anatolian lineWe had a line of defense represented by the North-South Korean War in the Joseon Dynasty... ...and both countries had a brilliant history of war. (One man was a great empire for 1,000 years, was decisively mercenaryized by Turks, ruled for 400 years, helped, helped, and managed to live in Western Europe. There was a time when Han was the king of Northeast Asia during the Goguryeo period, and Baekje used to indirectly colonize the island country. During the Joseon Dynasty, they were back-tourism, continentalists were sightseeing, sown, pure blood was wiped out, 300 years later, they were completely taken over by the island nation, ruled for 35 years, and women were dragged to Japanese Military Sexual Slavery. Now it has become a country that is busy looking at neighboring countries due to the division of the two Koreas...) and the crisis situation of the country is quite similar. During Heraklius, the entire empire was dog-tourismed by Persia = Japanese Invasion of Korea in 1592. Saracen's Great Invasion of the Byzantine Empire, Siege of Constantinople = Goguryeo's defense centered on a sit-in against the Sui army. Justinian's foreign expedition = Gwanggaeto the Great's Battle of Manzikert = This can be compared to the Battle of Yongin during the Japanese Invasion of Korea in 1592. The war with Bulgars = Hundreds of years of dog-watching by the Fourth Cross = Goryeo was dog-tourism by the Mongols. (Of course, there was a slight difference in the process, but one was weak after 50 years of development, and the other ended up as if it were two hands and son-in-law.)Especially the fact that younger brothers were more incompetent than older brothers. = Alexius VI - the ones who will sell their country. Basilius II = Gwanggaeto the Great - King Sejong = Constantine Monomacus - Cultural Monarch Justinian = Yeon Gaesomun - Great-looking Belisarius = Lee Soon-shin - Cheon Jae-jang. Other than that, there are a lot of similar guys... The three-line summary of the golden ceiling disappeared and the mosaic was painted with plaster, and the important buildings were demolished during the Japanese colonial period, and Gyeongbokgung Palace, where only Geunjeongjeon stands, is pathetic. The short clip shows the emperor who crushed 645,000 troops with 150,000 troops