· [Introduction] In search of the Goguryeo history we didn't know about
· Dynasty (founder) genealogy
· Royal lineage (royal calendar) genealogy

Chapter 1: The Founding of the Nation and the Succession of National Unity

King Chumo, the founder of the founding family
｜The Inconvenient Shackles of Heulseunggolseong, the Birthplace of Goguryeo｜
｜Holborn Another name for Jolbon and Japan｜The meaning of the national name Goguryeo｜
｜A New Understanding of the Transformation of Goguryeo's Capital｜
｜The Secret Behind the Name of Jumong, the Founder｜Why the Chumo Myth Borrowed from the Dongmyeong Myth｜
｜King Chumo, the annexation of the Northern Buyeo states｜King Chumo's biological mother, Lady Yuhwa｜
Prince Gomyeong and King Yuryu
｜King Yuryu Becomes Crown Prince｜King Yuryu Moves the Capital to Winaamseong Fortress in Korea｜
｜The Whereabouts of Hyeop-bo, a Founding Contributor｜Wang Mang's Misunderstanding of Goguryeo and Goryeo｜
｜The Unlucky Princes of the Yuryu Kingdom｜Yeol and Prince Haesul｜
King Daemusin, the conquering monarch
｜King Daemusin who destroyed Dongbuyeo｜King Daemusin who conquered Beijing｜
｜The Reality of the Nakrang Kingdom Conquered by King Daemusin｜The Secret Behind Prince Hodong's Death｜
People's King and Model King
｜The Greatest Mystery Record in the Samguk Sagi｜Nakrang and Nakrang Relics on the Korean Peninsula｜
｜The People's King and Seokguljang｜King Mobon, the Worst Tyrant and Obsessed with Sex｜

Chapter 2: A New Beginning for the Go Dynasty

King Taejo, founder of the Go Dynasty
｜The Problem of Taejo's Title｜The Story of King Sinmyeong Omitted from the Royal Chronicles｜
｜Summary of the three kings of the Hae Dynasty as recorded in the Gwanggaeto Stele｜
｜Taejo King who built 10 castles in the Yeosu region｜Taejo King who toured Khabarovsk, Russia｜
｜The True Story of Mahan, the Appearance of King Taejo and the Continent｜
King Chadae and King Shindae
｜The Beginning and End of the King of Chadae｜King Shindae and his mother, Lady Cheonhwa｜Myeongnimdapbu and the Battle of Jwawon｜
King Gogukcheon and King Sansang
｜King Gogukcheon and the Prime Minister Eulpaso｜Queen U, the Model of Criminal Investigation｜
｜In search of the capital city where the mountain king moved｜

Chapter 3: Kings of the River Region

Dongcheonwang and the capital city of Pyongyang Castle
｜The Heavenly King's Platform and Diplomatic Choices｜
｜The Invasion of the Guanqiu Sword and the Crisis of the Eastern Heavenly King｜The Secret of the 《Guanqiu Sword Qigongbi》｜
｜Pyongyang Castle, the capital of the Eastern Heavenly King｜Siwon, the burial site of the Eastern Heavenly King｜
King Jungcheon, King Seocheon, and King Bongsang
｜The Heavenly King and Queen Okmo of Silla｜Statues from the Gamsin Tomb in Nampo, South Pyongan Province｜
｜The King of the West and the Dalga-Dolgo and the Rich｜The Disgrace of the Deposed King of Bongsang｜
｜Kings Buried in the River｜

Chapter 4: The First Ancestor, King Micheon and His Successors

King Micheon, King Gogukwon's last missionary
｜Michonwang Bloodline Genealogy｜The Success of the Seobeolnamjeong Policy｜
｜Genealogy of King Gogukwon｜The Misfortunes of King Gogukwon｜
｜Questions and Truths about the Relocation of the Capital to the Nation｜Film of King Gogukwon's Reign｜
The Choice of the King of Sosurim and King Gogukyang
｜The Forest King who chose Wasin Consultation｜The King of Gogukyang, the Monarch of the Stepping Stones｜
｜The Correlation Between the 《Ji-an Goguryeo Stele》 and the 《Gwanggaeto Stele》｜
｜The owner of the Seodaechong and Cheonchuchong tombs｜Royal tombs in the Masan-gu tomb complex｜

Chapter 5: Gwanggaeto the Great, the Conqueror

A New Understanding of King Gwanggaeto
｜Gwanggaeto the Great's Name, Damdeok, and Genealogy｜Understanding Gwanggaeto the Great's Temple Name｜
｜Special Pattern of King Gwanggaeto｜Used by King Taewang and King Hotae｜
｜Gwanggaeto the Great's Genealogy｜Gwanggaeto the Great's Years of Ascension to the Throne and Death｜
｜Why was Gwanggaeto the Great's funeral delayed?｜Who erected the Gwanggaeto Stele?｜
King Gwanggaeto's conquest
｜The Conquest Project of the Gwanggaeto Stele｜
｜Yeongnak 5th year: Suppression of Biryeo｜Yeongnak 6th year: Conquest of the Japanese Remnants｜Yeongnak 8th year: Conquest of Baekshin｜ ｜Yeongnak 10th year: Rescue of Silla｜Yeongnak 14th year: Repulse of the Japanese｜Yeongnak 17th year: Attack on ▨▨｜
｜Conquest of Eastern Buyeo in the 20th year of Yeongnak｜Summary of King Gwanggaeto's conquests｜
Taewangneung and the Chungju Goguryeo Stele
｜Tomb of King Gwanggaeto the Great｜Royal tombs in the Usanha Tombs｜
｜Chungju Goguryeo Stele Discovered on the Korean Peninsula｜The Protagonist of the Deokheung-ri Tomb in South Pyongan Province｜

Chapter 6: The Crossroads of Mercury and Revival

King Jangsu of Suwon and the transfer of the capital to Pyongyang
｜Genealogy of King Jangsu｜The story of King Jangsu's ascension to the throne｜
｜Prejudice against the posthumous title 'Jangsu'｜Questions about King Jangsu's death｜
Understanding King Jangsu's Foreign Policy | Pyongyang's Anhak Palace and Daeseongsanseong Fortress |
｜The Mystery of the Owner of the General's Tomb｜Tracking the Owner of the Samsil Tomb｜
｜Implications of the Gakjeochong and Muyongchong Tomb Murals｜The Secret of the Stone Slabs of the Taewangchajarung Tomb｜
King Anjang, the symbol of the literary world
｜Writer Myeongwang, who received the blood of the Northern Wei royal family｜Writer Myeongwang's tomb, Tomb No. 2 of Wuhui｜
｜The Chaos of King Anjang's Ascension to the Throne and the Battle of Ogok｜Tracking Goguryeo Currency｜
｜The tomb of King Dongmyeong is the tomb of King Anjang｜The owner of the tomb of King Han in Pyongyang｜
The original kings of the Renaissance
｜The Beginning and End of King Anwon｜The Goguryeo King Who Granted the Royal Mandate of the Central Plains Dynasty｜
｜Yangwonwang and the Aristocrat Coalition Government｜Pyeongwonwang and the Relocation of the Capital to Pyongyang and Chang'anseong｜
｜In search of the tombs of King Anwon and King Yangwon｜Gilt-bronze Buddha statues and era names engraved on gilt-bronze plates｜

Chapter 7: The War for Hegemony with the Sudang and Destruction

The Battle of the Masters and the King of Nutrition
｜The King of Nutrition and the Battle of the Masters｜The First Battle of the Masters and the River Transplant｜
｜The Second Battle of Goguryeo and Eulji Mundeok｜The Truth About Eulji Mundeok and the Battle of Salsu｜
｜The 3rd and 4th Goguryeo Wars｜The Whereabouts of the Goguryeo History Book, 『Yugi』｜
The Gokse War and King Yeongryu
｜King Yeongnyu and the Tang-Tang War｜Yeon Gaesomun's Bloody Coup｜Yeon Gaesomun and Emperor Taizong of Tang｜
｜The First Godang War and Yang Manchun｜The Second Godang War and Yeon Gaesomun｜
The Third Goguryeo-Tang War and the Fall of Goguryeo | Owners of the Three Gangseo Tombs in Pyongyang |
The frustration of the restoration movement
｜Typhoon Recovery Movement in a Teacup｜Go Seon-ji's Activities and the Limits of Refugees｜

· Appendix
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