Is Goryeo the current Korea?

Goryeo (918-1392), also known as the Goryeo Dynasty and Wang's Goryeo, was one of the ancient countries on the Korean Peninsula. In 918 AD, the subordinates of the Taifeng monarch Gong Yi revolted and supported Wang Jian as king. In 935, they merged with Silla, and in 936, they destroyed Baekje, realizing the "unification of three Koreas". The capital of Goryeo was Kaejing (today's Kaesong, North Korea). The territory is roughly equivalent to the central and southern part of today's Korean Peninsula. After the middle of the 11th century, it was bounded by the Great Wall and the Liao and Jin Dynasties. The northwest reached the coast of the Yalu River during the Goryeo Dynasty in the 12th century, and the northeast expanded to Giaju (today's Gapsan County in North Korea) and Jiju (today's Jiju County in North Korea) during the reign of King Gongmin in the last years of Goryeo.

Goryeo has experienced 34 generations of monarchs, dating from 475 AD, to the outside world, including the Later Tang Dynasty, the Later Jin Dynasty, the Later Han Dynasty, the Later Zhou Dynasty, the Northern Song Dynasty, the Khitan (Liao Dynasty), the Jin Dynasty, the Mongolia (Yuan Dynasty), the Ming Dynasty, etc. The mainland countries became vassals, and wars broke out with the Khitan, Jurchen, Mongolian and other northern nations. In 1392, Li Chenggui deposed King Gongjang and established the Joseon Dynasty.

Buddhism is the state religion of Korea, and the Korean Tripitaka is one of the world’s treasures. Arab traders spread the name of Korea to the European world, which is the prototype of the word Korea (Corea) today. After the unification of Silla, Goryeo became another unified country in the history of the Korean Peninsula. "Koryeo" has also become a nickname for the Korean nation around the world

In fact, Goryeo and South Korea are just the names of the regimes on the Korean Peninsula in different periods. That's all, it's just like the question of whether the Qing Dynasty was China.

In fact, the origins of the Goguryeo tribe are the Buyu people after the Hangu people moved eastward. Baekje is mainly descended from the Koreans from the southern part of the Korean Peninsula. Silla has the Han people, Han people, The Qin people who immigrated from other parts of China formed a multi-ethnic country. According to Chinese historical perspectives, the Han people, the Han people, and the Qin people who immigrated from other parts of China became the main ethnic groups of the Korean Peninsula. The Gogouli people were an ethnic minority in the Liaodong region of China. They had integrated into other ethnic groups after the country was destroyed, and were related to the later North Korea has nothing to do with it; according to the historical views of North Korea and South Korea, the Koreans inherit all the above nations and countries, just like our current China inherits the Xia, Shang, Zhou, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties. Although it has experienced the rule of many dynasties and many ethnic groups, the national subject Unchanged. Their historical geography includes ancient Goryeo, so it also includes parts of China's Liaodong and Hebei areas that Goryeo occupied, and the destroyed Mohe Bohai Kingdom. From a historical and geographical perspective, it is not wrong.

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