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@article{ART001540225},
author={Kim Chang Kyum},
title={A Study on Silla's Advancement into the Northeastern Area and on the Region from which Isabu Sailed to Conquer Usanguk},
journal={The Review of Korean History},
issn={1225-133X},
year={2011},
number={101},
pages={45-80}

TY - JOUR
AU - Kim Chang Kyum
TI - A Study on Silla's Advancement into the Northeastern Area and on the Region from which Isabu Sailed to Conquer Usanguk
JO - The Review of Korean History
PY - 2011
VL - null
IS - 101
PB - The Historical Society Of Korea
SP - 45
EP - 80
SN - 1225-133X
AB - This study is about Silla's advancement into the Northeastern area for territorial expansion and the harbour from which Isabu sailed to conquer Usanguk(Mondern day Ulleungdo). Silla carried out its advancement into the Northeastern area by obtaining a strategic foothold in the East Sea coastal route and movement(of troops)through an overland route. In this process, Silla secured a port toward the East Sea by establishing Siljikju in Samcheok and by appointing Isabu as Governor(Gunju), by which, Silla formed a substructure to conquer Usanguk. Isabu was appointed as Siljik－Gunju in 505. Before that, he had conquered some villages in Geumgwan Gaya and let the Gaya people migrate to this area. Subsequently Isabu built a naval base in Siljik by using Gaya's advanced marine technologies to this place. In 512, he became a Haseulla Governor(Gunju)and finally conquered Usanguk. I have identified that Samcheok is an outport for the conquest of Usanguk for the following reasons. First, The well－disciplined naval forces under the command of Isabu joined the war. Secondly, Siljikjeong－military forces could be mobilized because they were free from the military pressure of Goguryeo. Third, in the view of geographical conditions, Samcheok is the most accessible place to reach Ulleungdo by using the monsoon wind from the Southeast during that season. Fourthly, Isabu's apotheosis, as is evident in his invocation in the extant Shaman Rite for Good Fishing in Samcheok until today, may be cited as one of the reasons.
KW - East Sea;Usanguk;Ulleungdo;Siljikju;Samcheok;Isabu;Haseulla;Extant Shaman Rite for Good Fishing
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Kim Chang Kyum. (2011). A Study on Silla's Advancement into the Northeastern Area and on the Region from which Isabu Sailed to Conquer Usanguk. The Review of Korean History, 101, 45-80.

Kim Chang Kyum. 2011, "A Study on Silla's Advancement into the Northeastern Area and on the Region from which Isabu Sailed to Conquer Usanguk", The Review of Korean History, no.101, pp.45-80.

Kim Chang Kyum "A Study on Silla's Advancement into the Northeastern Area and on the Region from which Isabu Sailed to Conquer Usanguk" The Review of Korean History 101 pp.45-80 (2011) : 45.

Kim Chang Kyum. A Study on Silla's Advancement into the Northeastern Area and on the Region from which Isabu Sailed to Conquer Usanguk. 2011; 101 : 45-80.

Kim Chang Kyum. "A Study on Silla's Advancement into the Northeastern Area and on the Region from which Isabu Sailed to Conquer Usanguk" The Review of Korean History no.101(2011) : 45-80.

Kim Chang Kyum. A Study on Silla's Advancement into the Northeastern Area and on the Region from which Isabu Sailed to Conquer Usanguk. The Review of Korean History, 101, 45-80.

Kim Chang Kyum. A Study on Silla's Advancement into the Northeastern Area and on the Region from which Isabu Sailed to Conquer Usanguk. The Review of Korean History. 2011; 101 45-80.

Kim Chang Kyum. A Study on Silla's Advancement into the Northeastern Area and on the Region from which Isabu Sailed to Conquer Usanguk. 2011; 101 : 45-80.

Kim Chang Kyum. "A Study on Silla's Advancement into the Northeastern Area and on the Region from which Isabu Sailed to Conquer Usanguk" The Review of Korean History no.101(2011) : 45-80.