Wei's Joseon (Wei's Joseon emperors)

1. 195 years before Wei Manchuria and 108 years before KoreaWei's North Korea, also known as Wei's Korea. In the early years of the Han Dynasty in China, Wei Man, a fugitive from Yan State, overthrew Jizi Korea on the Korean Peninsula to become independent. It was the earliest country in the history of the Korean Peninsula to have been proved by archaeology and literature. However, there is currently no archaeological textual research on the founding process. In the early days of the Warring States Period, Yan State was in its heyday, and its national strength once entered the relevant areas of the Korean Peninsula to unify the six countries in the Qin Dynasty; During the Shang and Zhou Dynasties in China, it is recorded that Jizi, a Han nationality, led his troops eastward to the Korean Peninsula, bringing with him China's poems, books, rituals, music, medicine, and other cultures. In China, Wei Man, a native of the State of Yan, also led his troops to flee to the Korean Peninsula, where he gradually became stronger, destroyed Jizi Korea, and established Wei Korea; Yi Wei Man established the Wei family in Korea in the early years of the Western Han Dynasty. Wei Man, a native of the Central Plains who rebelled against the Han Dynasty, led thousands of people into the Korean Peninsula. Wei Man came to Korea and was treated with courtesy from King Kijun of Korea. He not only worshipped him as a doctor and gave him a gui, but also granted him to him.Wei's North KoreaThe purpose of Ji Zhun, a place in a radius of hundreds of miles in the west, was to hope that Wei Man would guard the western border facing the Han Dynasty. However, Wei Man, who had political ambitions, used his fief to continuously attract Han refugees and accumulate his own politics; In the Shang and Zhou Dynasties of China, it is recorded that Jizi, a Han Chinese, led his troops eastward to the Korean Peninsula, bringing with him China's poetry, books, rituals, music, medicine, and other cultures. In China, Wei Man, a native of the Yan State, also led his troops to flee to the Korean Peninsula, where he gradually became stronger, destroying Jizi Korea and establishing Wei's Korea.

2. The history of the Korean royal family of Wei Man began with Wei Meng. His father Wei Man fled to Korea after the Central Plains War at the end of the Qin Dynasty. He became the new ruler. Although Wei Man had lingering fears about his hometown, he chose to get close to the Han Dynasty and became a foreign minister of the Han Dynasty. 31 years ago, Wei Man died and Wei Meng inherited the throne. Faced with the power of the Han Dynasty and the threat from the Xiongnu, he adopted a cautious diplomatic strategy. At the same time, thirty years later, Mao Dun Chanyu died and the situation in the Han Dynasty was stable. Wei Meng; Regarding the reasons why the Western Han Dynasty sent troops to eliminate Wei's Korea, there is a record in the Han Dynasty. Ban Gu said that the reason why Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty wanted to send troops was all due to the fact that the king of Wei's Korea, Wei Youqu, died himself, ldquo, Wei's Korea was originally a vassal state that surrendered to the Han Dynasty. However, when Wei Youqu became king, he actually rebelled against heaven and no longer surrendered to the Western Han Dynasty, and endured it again. He once personally inspected western Liaoning in the first year of Yuanfeng to intimidate Wei Youqu; In 195 BC, a Yan named Wei Man from the Western Han Dynasty fled to Korea. He relied on the power of tens of thousands of immigrants who came here to take refuge from the mainland to overthrow the Ji family's Korea and established himself as King of Korea. He was known in history as "Wei family's Korea"; In 194 BC, Wei Man, who was already fully fledged, sent people to Ji Zhun to pretend that the Han Dynasty would send a large army to attack. He requested to come to King Zhun's side to protect Ji Zhun. He did not know it was fraud, and promised Wei Man's request. So Wei Man took this opportunity and led his army to the capital, Wang Jiancheng, now Pyongyang, North Korea. After capturing the capital in one fell swoop, he became king himself. His country name was still called Korea. In history, Ji Zhun was called "Wei's Korea" and fled south to Mahan in the south of the peninsula.

3.3 During the peasant uprising at the end of the Qin Dynasty, Wei Man, a native of Yan, came to Korea and was appointed as a doctor in the early years of the Han Dynasty. Wei Man usurped power and established himself as king. The country name was still Korea. This period of history was called "Wei's Korea". 4 After being defeated, King Ki-chun of Korea fled to the "Mahan" Wei's Korea in the southern part of the Korean Peninsula. It existed for nearly 90 years until he was destroyed by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty in 107 BC. 5 The Han Dynasty established prefectures in the same place of Wei's Korea to rule; The location of the capital, Jizi Korea, was believed to have its capital in present-day Pyongyang in the Datong River Basin. During the period of King Zhao of Yan, Jizi Korea and Zhenfan belonged to the State of Yan together until the State of Yan was destroyed by the State of Qin. During the Western Han Dynasty, Jizi Korea was destroyed by Wei Man, a native of the State of Yan. The subsequent development of Wei Man overthrew King Ai of Jizi Korea, and obtained Pyongyang, the capital of Jizi Korea, and established a new political power, Wei Korea, whose territory also included Koguryo; The history of Wei Manchu Korea is introduced as follows: The background and process of its establishment. In 194 BC, the founder of the State of Yan Wei Manchu and the process of Wei Manchu led more than a thousand people into the Korean Peninsula. He used the trust of King Kijun of Korea to gradually accumulate strength and finally overthrew Jizi Korea and became king on his own. After the establishment of Wei Korea, Wei Korea developed and expanded, a vassal foreign minister of the Western Han Dynasty, Wei Korea agreed with the Western Han Dynasty to become a vassal foreign minister, defend the border of the Han Dynasty, and obtain troops and supplies from the Han Dynasty; During the collapse of Jizi Korea, during the popular uprising at the end of the Qin Dynasty, a Yan named Wei Man also led more than 1000 subordinates and came to the Korean Peninsula. Later, it was he who destroyed the declining Ji Dynasty and established the "Wei's Korea" Wei's Korea existed for nearly 90 years. In 108 BC, he was destroyed by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty and established a county in the old territory of Wei's Korea, creating the splendid "Lelang Culture". Wei Man led his subordinates to come to Korea; During the reign of King Zhao of Yan, Jizi Korea belonged to the State of Yan, but then the State of Yan was destroyed by Qin until the Western Han Dynasty. Jizi Korea was destroyed by Wei Man, a native of the State of Yan, overthrew Queen Ai of Jizi Korea, seized Pyongyang and established a new regime. Wei Korea, its territory not only included the five countries of Zhenfan, Lintun, Wo, Jufu, and Yu in Goguryo, but also expanded to a wider area, covering an area of thousands of square kilometers. However, Jizi Korea; Wei's Korea was a local political power during the Western Han Dynasty, while the four prefectures of the Han Dynasty were the direct rule areas established by the Han Dynasty on the Korean Peninsula. Wei's Korea originated from Wei and Manchu. Its ruling group mainly included refugees from the Central Plains and Korean barbarians from the original Yan and Qi. Diplomatically, it was regarded as a "foreign minister" of the Han Dynasty and possessed certain independence, such as restraining the barbarians outside the Great Wall of Liaodong. However, the barbarians who wanted to enter and meet the emperor of the Han Dynasty should not be prevented from being destroyed as their power grew.

4. To sum up, it was not that China had never conquered Korea in ancient times. During the Ji's Korea and Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, parts of the Korean Peninsula were actually under the rule of China. During the Wei's Korea period, although the regime on the Korean Peninsula changed, it still maintained close ties with China. Therefore, it is inaccurate to say that China had never conquered Korea in ancient times; Wei's Korea had to assume the obligation to defend the Han Dynasty towards the Central Dynasty. In the early years of the Western Han Dynasty, King Lu Wan of Yan rebelled. Wei Man of Yan led his troops eastward during the chaos, crossed the Great Wall, and came to the northwest of the Korean Peninsula on the south bank of the Qingchuan and Han Dynasty. He persuaded Ji's Korea to live in the west. In 195 BC, Ji's rule ended. When North Korea entered the rule of Wei's family, Wei's Korea was a foreign minister of the Western Han Dynasty and assumed the obligation of defending the Han Dynasty. For nearly 90 years, North Korea.

5. Korea first became a dependent state of China during the Han Dynasty. In about 108 BC, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty annexed Wei's Korea and established the four prefectures of Lelang, Fang Zhen, Fan and Lintun. However, Korea did not remain a dependent state of China for a long time. After the Han Dynasty, the country on the Korean Peninsula experienced many political changes until the Tang Dynasty. The Tang Dynasty army destroyed Koguryo in 668 AD and completely took over its territory. Subsequently, Silla unified the Korea with the support of the Tang Dynasty.