Is there any Korean translation of ancient Korean history?

The following is the official view of North Korea: Don't be credulous.

Up to now, 1 10,000 years ago, the earliest relic discovered in North Korea is the limestone cave in Heiyuli, xiang yuan County, Pyongyang. There are stone tools used by the ancients and fossil layers of 29 kinds of animals, such as rhinoceros, elephant, buffalo and orangutan, which were slaughtered by them. The remains of this black horn belong to the early Paleolithic ape-man about 6.5438+0 million years ago. A little later than this, it is Longguli Cave in xiang yuan County, Pyongyang. Some ancient human and animal bones and many stone tools have been unearthed here. In the pioneer cities of Qupuli and Luanpuli at the northeast end of Korea, the remains of the ancient Paleolithic age were also found. These relics were left by people in the middle and late Paleolithic period. They use stones as cutting tools and knives, and they can start a fire. Many early human skeletal fossils and relics living in different periods of the Paleolithic Age have also been found in Daxian Cave in Lipu District of Pyongyang, Qingyandong Cave in Xiangyuan County, Huoquan Cave in Shenghu District, Shengli Mountain in Tokugawa City, Annan. Paleolithic relics and relics found in various places show that the Korean peninsula is one of the earliest cradles of human beings in the world.

The birthplace of Koreans North Korea is the birthplace of Koreans. Koreans have experienced the whole process of their own evolution and development here. In Asia, when the ape-man and the ancient human form formed, there was a place called Pyongyang. Later, after the appearance of new people, it gradually expanded. The skull fossil of "Lipu Man" unearthed from Daxiandong Site in Lipu District of Pyongyang City has the morphological characteristics of ape-man and ancient human. The skeletal fossils of "Dragon Ancients" unearthed in Gulong Site and "Late Daren" unearthed in Dali in Shenghu area are the bones of early and late newcomers respectively. These skeletal fossils obviously have the inherent morphological characteristics of human beings who have experienced the process of human morphological formation in Asia, especially in Northeast Asia. From the bloodline point of view, the morphological characteristics of modern Koreans are: the skull is quite high, the distance between front and back is short, the cheekbones are not high and moderate, and the frontal bones are straight and not backward. The original remains of the Lower, Middle and Upper Paleolithic Age excavated in Pyongyang show that Pyongyang is the birthplace of the Korean nation.

In the early 1990s, according to archaeological research and literature research, Korean scholars proved that Tan Jun and Korea, the first country in the East, were founded in the early 30th century BC. The founder of Tan Jun Korea was Park Dajun, later renamed Dangun. It turns out that Puda was named by Dan's father's clan long ago. The ancestors of this tribe thought that the sun was a burning fireball, so they named their clan with the word "bul" (later called bal—-Fa, bag—-Pu), and then added the ancient Korean character "dal—-Da" to the mountain where they lived, calling it "bagdal—-Puda" clan. The name of this clan means: "Our ancestors were bul, and we are all descendants of the sun". Dangun gradually expanded its territory after the North-West Korea established a Korean state with Pyongyang as the center. In its most prosperous period, it occupied most of the Korean peninsula and a vast area from the lower reaches of Liaohe River in northeast China to the northern part of Songhua River until BC 108. The ancient Korean culture developed in the Datong River basin with Pyongyang as the center was called "Datong River Culture" in history.

During the Three Kingdoms period around A.D. and its later period, many feudal forces appeared in the territory of Tan Jun and Korea. Among them, the larger feudal forces merged with the surrounding feudal forces to establish the country, so three countries, Koguryo, Baekje and Silla, appeared. The period from around A.D. to the 7th century A.D., that is, the period when these three countries gained a firm foothold, is called the Three Kingdoms period. Koguryo was founded in 277 BC. Wang Dongming, the founding hero, claimed to have inherited the blood of Dangen. Baekje was founded by the son of Dong, the ancestor of Koguryo. In the middle of the 3rd century BC, Wen Zha established a small country in the southwest corner of the Korean Peninsula and became a king. Baekje became an independent feudal country at the end of 1 BC. After Tan Jungao's immigrants established a small feudal country called Silla in the southeast corner of the Korean Peninsula, they gradually expanded their territory and established Silla at the beginning of 1 century. From the late 7th century to the beginning of 10 century, there were Silla and Bohai Sea. The Bohai Sea, known as the bright "Haidong Guo Sheng" of the Oriental Asahi, was established in Koguryo territory in 698, and its ancestor was Da Zuorong. Bohai Sea is the successor country of Koguryo, which lasted for nearly 230 years and experienced a period of prosperity. At the beginning of the 8th century, Bohai Sea expanded its territory and recovered most of the original Koguryo territory. At the beginning of the 9th century, it occupied a vast territory of 2,000 kilometers from the north of the Korean Peninsula in the south, to the Liaohe River on the west side of Liaodong Peninsula in China in the west, to Heilongjiang in the north and to Fiona Fang in the Russian coastal province in the east. After the collapse of the Bohai Sea, North Korea, the first unified country with a powerful centralization of authority, appeared on the Korean Peninsula, and its rule lasted for nearly 500 years. South Korea, a name widely known to the world at that time, has been circulated to this day and is called "North Korea" in the West. Wang Jian, the founder of Korea, inherited the meaning of Koguryo and named the country Korea, with its capital in the present Kaesong. By the end of 14, Korea was replaced by the Lee Dynasty. The Lee Dynasty was called different from Tan Jun's Korea in history. Tan Jun was Korea in ancient times, the Lee Dynasty in the Middle Ages, and the country name was Korea. At the beginning of the 20th century, the Lee Dynasty became a Japanese colony and declared its demise. The history of Korea in the Middle Ages is a glorious history of anti-aggression struggle. He fought many patriotic wars. For example, the 6 12 war that repelled the 3 million troops of the Sui Dynasty, the 645 war that hundreds of thousands of troops directly led by Emperor Taizong, the 993, 10 1065438 wars invaded by the Khitan, and the 65438 wars invaded by the Mongolian army six times. In these anti-aggression struggles, Li Shunchen, Jiang Gan Zan and other famous soldiers and patriots have made great achievements, which will last forever. The Korean people have also demonstrated their national wisdom in developing science and culture. During Tan Jun's Korean period, ironmaking began in12nd century BC, and carbon tool steel was produced by high temperature smelting for the first time in the 7th century BC. In addition, during Tan Jun's Korean period, he created a national character-spiritual character. During the Koguryo period, the movement of celestial bodies was systematically observed from the beginning of the 2nd century, and a detailed astronomical map was drawn from the end of the 5th century to the beginning of the 6th century. As early as the beginning of the 7th century, Silla built a world-famous observatory-Stargazing Platform, which made great contributions to the in-depth development of meteorology and astronomy. During the Three Kingdoms period, architectural technology and painting art developed to a fairly high level. Today, more than ten centuries later, the murals of Koguryo tombs such as Dexingli Tomb and Three Tombs in Jiangxi Province, the nine-story pagoda of Huanglong Temple, the multi-pagoda of Buddhist Temple and Sakya Pagoda are still representative. During the Koryo period, metal movable type was first invented in the world in the early 12 century, and made into Koryo celadon with unique colors and patterns, which was regarded as a treasure by the world. Starting from 1350, Cui Maoxuan successfully trial-produced gunpowder after nearly 20 years of research. 144 1 year, the metal rain gauge was adopted for the first time in the world, 1444, and the existing national script was created by imitating the ancient conscious script, which was called Xunmin Andrew.