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Go Jin / 고진 (Prince of Bukbuyeo and Ruler of Gori-guk)
Go Jin, Bukbuyeo'nun kurucusu Hae Mosu'nun ikinci oglu ve kralligin bir prensiydi. Go Jin, M.Ö. 239'da Bukbuyeo kurulmadan önce Haemosu'nun yönettigi Gori-guk'un kraliydi.
Bukbuyeo Prensi ve Gori-guk Hükümdari
Go Jin, Bukbuyeo'nun ilk dört Dangun'unun yönetimi altinda Bukbuyeo generali olarak hizmet etti. Büyük yegeni Go Uru'nun yönetimi altindayken Amrok Nehri bölgesinin batisinda kalan bölgedeki Gori-guk'un hükümdarligini vererek onu onurlandirdi. Ileriki yaslarinda Go Jin, Gori-guk'a hükmetti ve Wiman Joseon'a krali Ugeo'yu öldürünceye kadar saldirdi. Go Jin'in yerine oglu ve ondan sonra da torunu geçti.
Mirasi
Go Jin'in büyük torunu Jumong, en sonunda Bukbuyeo'nun 7. Dangun'u ve Goguryeo'nun kurucusu oldu.
English
Go Jin
Go Jin was the second son of Bukbuyeo's founder Haemosu, and was also a prince of this kingdom. Go Jin was the king of Gori-guk (고리국, 藁離國), which was the kingdom that Haemosu ruled before founding Bukbuyeo in 239 BCE.
Prince of Bukbuyeo and Ruler of Gori-guk
Go Jin served as a general of Bukbuyeo under the reign of the first four Danguns of Bukbuyeo. Under his grandnephew Go Uru of Buyeo, he was given the honor of becoming ruler of Gori-guk, which was located in the western Amrok River region. At an advanced age, Go Jin ruled Gori-guk and attacked Wiman Joseon and its ruler Ugeo until he died. Go Jin was succeeded by his son and grandson after him.
Legacy
Go Jin's great-grandson, Jumong, eventually becomes the 7th Dangun of Bukbuyeo and the founder of Goguryeo, which can be considered a successor-state to Gori-guk as well.
Kaynak/Source
Go Jin, Bukbuyeo'nun kurucusu Hae Mosu'nun ikinci oglu ve kralligin bir prensiydi. Go Jin, M.Ö. 239'da Bukbuyeo kurulmadan önce Haemosu'nun yönettigi Gori-guk'un kraliydi.
Bukbuyeo Prensi ve Gori-guk Hükümdari
Go Jin, Bukbuyeo'nun ilk dört Dangun'unun yönetimi altinda Bukbuyeo generali olarak hizmet etti. Büyük yegeni Go Uru'nun yönetimi altindayken Amrok Nehri bölgesinin batisinda kalan bölgedeki Gori-guk'un hükümdarligini vererek onu onurlandirdi. Ileriki yaslarinda Go Jin, Gori-guk'a hükmetti ve Wiman Joseon'a krali Ugeo'yu öldürünceye kadar saldirdi. Go Jin'in yerine oglu ve ondan sonra da torunu geçti.
Mirasi
Go Jin'in büyük torunu Jumong, en sonunda Bukbuyeo'nun 7. Dangun'u ve Goguryeo'nun kurucusu oldu.
English
Go Jin
Go Jin was the second son of Bukbuyeo's founder Haemosu, and was also a prince of this kingdom. Go Jin was the king of Gori-guk (고리국, 藁離國), which was the kingdom that Haemosu ruled before founding Bukbuyeo in 239 BCE.
Prince of Bukbuyeo and Ruler of Gori-guk
Go Jin served as a general of Bukbuyeo under the reign of the first four Danguns of Bukbuyeo. Under his grandnephew Go Uru of Buyeo, he was given the honor of becoming ruler of Gori-guk, which was located in the western Amrok River region. At an advanced age, Go Jin ruled Gori-guk and attacked Wiman Joseon and its ruler Ugeo until he died. Go Jin was succeeded by his son and grandson after him.
Legacy
Go Jin's great-grandson, Jumong, eventually becomes the 7th Dangun of Bukbuyeo and the founder of Goguryeo, which can be considered a successor-state to Gori-guk as well.
Kaynak/Source
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