Unification of the Three Kingdoms, Goguryeo, Silla, Baekje.

We learned about "Silla's Unification of the Three Kingdoms" in school.

But didn't you find that truly strange?

Why did Goguryeo, which defeated the Sui Dynasty's 1.13 million-strong army and even fended off Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, fail to unify the Three Kingdoms?

King Gwanggaeto, King Jangsu, Eulji Mundeok, Yeon Gaesomun.

We delve deeply into the flow of the 700-year Three Kingdoms period to explore why Goguryeo, the strongest power in Northeast Asia, never destroyed Baekje and Silla, and how Silla, the weakest of the three, became the master of the unification.

📌 Comprehensive History of the Unification of the Three Kingdoms

📌 Why Did Goguryeo Not Unify the Three Kingdoms? Or Couldn't It? 📌 Yeon Gaesomun and Kim Chun-chu: The Difference in Their Strategies

📌 Stories of King Gwanggaeto, King Jangsu, Eulji Mundeok, and Yang Man-chun

📌 Explanation of the Battle of Salsu, the Battle of Ansi Fortress, and the Silla-Tang Alliance

📌 The Truth About King Geunchogo and King Uija of Baekje

📌 The Growth Process of King Jinheung of Silla and Kim Yu-sin

📌 The Real Cause of Goguryeo's Fall

In this video, we do not simply focus on "who won," but rather follow along to understand why those choices were made and why those results occurred.

From Goguryeo's continental strategy and Baekje's maritime empire to Silla's diplomacy and the Silla-Tang Alliance.

Based on the *Samguk Sagi*, *Samguk Yusa*, and Chinese historical records, we have organized the true history of Goguryeo, Baekje, and Silla in an easy yet in-depth manner.

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