The diverse people who shaped an Ancient Kingdom Men and Women of Goguryeo

Publisherʼs Note
Preface
Ⅰ. Goguryeo Men, Symbols of Valor and Zeal
1. Jumongʼs Companions: Oi, Mari, and Hyeopbo
2. The Loyal Subjects: Milwu and Yuyu
3. For the Glory of Goguryeo and the Family:
Yeommo and Moduru
4. A Political Refugee’s Portrait: Jin
5. A Hero or a Traitor?: Yeon Gaesomun
6. Doesn’t the Apple Fall Too Far from the Tree?:
Yeon Gaesomunʼs Descendants
7. A Man Who Read the Tea Leaves and Left Goguryeo: Go Jog-yu
8. Men of Mohe or Goguryeo?: Yi Ta-in and Dae Jo-yeong
9. Goguryeo as Roots or Fetters?: Go Seon-ji and Yi Jeong-gi
Ⅱ. Goguryeo Women, the Hero Makers
1. The Women Behind Jumong:
Lady Yuhwa, Lady Ye, and Soseono
2. A Kingmaker: Queen Wu
3. A Woman from Jutongchon: King Sansangʼs Beloved
4. A Long-haired Concubine Thrown Away to the Sea: Lady Gwanna
5. A Princess Who Chose a Fool: Pyeonggang
6. A Tang Captive’s Sad Love Story: Okso
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