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Jiu Tang Shu Dongyi Zhuan (Accounts of the Eastern Yi in the Old Book of Tang)舊唐書 東夷傳
The last century of the Three Kingdoms as the Tang saw them. Here are the young men of Goryeo reading books day and night in the Gyeongdang, Gaesomun's coup, the earthen hill raised against Ansiseong, the four battles at the mouth of the Baek river and the oath sworn over a white horse at Ungjin, Queen Jindeok's Ode of Great Peace, and the moment when the lines of the Go and the Buyeo houses were cut off.
5 entries and 73 paragraphs fully translated. The seventh book on the Eastern Yi shelf. The story of a hundred bolts of silk being given to the lord of Ansi Fortress is in this book.
Complete in one volume
- Japan日本 · 4 passages · 420 Chinese characters
- The kingdom of Wa倭國 · 3 passages · 265 Chinese characters
- Silla新羅 · 21 passages · 2,603 Chinese characters
- Baekje百濟 · 16 passages · 2,607 Chinese characters
- Goryeo高麗 · 29 passages · 4,639 Chinese characters