Gusu-wang / 구수왕 (Baekje)
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Kore'nin 3 kraligindan biri olan Baekjenin 6.kralidir.Samguk Sagi 'ye göre O, kurucu Kral Onjo'nun soyundan gelen 5. kral Chongoun en büyük ogludur.
Samguk Sagi'nin verdigi tarihlerin dogru oldugunu farzetsek bile Gusu'nun hükümdarligi boyunca Baekje, muhtemelen bir konfederasyondu, fakat henüz bir kralik degildi. 216'da, Sado kalesinde Mohe kuvvetlerine karsi, ve 222'de, Silla'nin 5,000-kuvvetli bir kuvvetini yok etti, rakip Koreli kralligina karsi galip geldi ancak, Samguk Sagi Gusu'nun hükümdarliginin sonuna dogru , Mohe ve Silla'ya karsi birçok Baekje yenilgisini kaybetti.Gusu'nun ölümünün üzerinde, onun en büyük oglu Saban 7inci kral oldu. Saban, Goi tarafindan tahttan indirildi, Samguk Sagi'de Chogo'nun erkek kardesi olarak anlattildi, ama modern bilginler tarafindan rakip kraliyet çizgisi tarafindan olduguna inaniliyor. Iki çizginin arasinda rekabete devam etti. Gusu'nun ikinci oglu, 11inci kral Biryu oldu.14.Kral olan Geungusu'nun ismi Gusu'nun düsüsünü,inis çizgisini gösterir.
Kaynak: Wikipedia
English:
Gusu of Baekje
Gusu of Baekje (?-234, r. 214-234) was the 6th king of Baekje, one of the Three Kingdoms of Korea. According to the Samguk Sagi, he was descended from the founding king Onjo and the eldest son of the 5th king Chogo.
Even assuming that the dates given in the Samguk Sagi are accurate, Baekje through Gusu's reign was probably a confederacy, not yet a kingdom.
In 216, he prevailed against the Mohe forces at Sado Castle, and in 222, he destroyed a 5,000-strong force of Silla, the rival Korean kingdom. However, the Samguk Sagi records many Baekje defeats against the Mohe and Silla, as well as natural disasters towards the end of Gusu's reign.
Upon Gusu's death, his eldest son Saban briefly became the 7th king. Saban was dethroned by Goi, reported as Chogo's brother in the Samguk Sagi, but believed to be of a rival royal line by modern scholars. Indicating continuing rivalry between the two lines, Gusu's second son became the 11th king Biryu, and the name of the 14th king Geungusu indicates descent from the Gusu line.
Source: Wikipedia
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Kore'nin 3 kraligindan biri olan Baekjenin 6.kralidir.Samguk Sagi 'ye göre O, kurucu Kral Onjo'nun soyundan gelen 5. kral Chongoun en büyük ogludur.
Samguk Sagi'nin verdigi tarihlerin dogru oldugunu farzetsek bile Gusu'nun hükümdarligi boyunca Baekje, muhtemelen bir konfederasyondu, fakat henüz bir kralik degildi. 216'da, Sado kalesinde Mohe kuvvetlerine karsi, ve 222'de, Silla'nin 5,000-kuvvetli bir kuvvetini yok etti, rakip Koreli kralligina karsi galip geldi ancak, Samguk Sagi Gusu'nun hükümdarliginin sonuna dogru , Mohe ve Silla'ya karsi birçok Baekje yenilgisini kaybetti.Gusu'nun ölümünün üzerinde, onun en büyük oglu Saban 7inci kral oldu. Saban, Goi tarafindan tahttan indirildi, Samguk Sagi'de Chogo'nun erkek kardesi olarak anlattildi, ama modern bilginler tarafindan rakip kraliyet çizgisi tarafindan olduguna inaniliyor. Iki çizginin arasinda rekabete devam etti. Gusu'nun ikinci oglu, 11inci kral Biryu oldu.14.Kral olan Geungusu'nun ismi Gusu'nun düsüsünü,inis çizgisini gösterir.
Kaynak: Wikipedia
English:
Gusu of Baekje
Gusu of Baekje (?-234, r. 214-234) was the 6th king of Baekje, one of the Three Kingdoms of Korea. According to the Samguk Sagi, he was descended from the founding king Onjo and the eldest son of the 5th king Chogo.
Even assuming that the dates given in the Samguk Sagi are accurate, Baekje through Gusu's reign was probably a confederacy, not yet a kingdom.
In 216, he prevailed against the Mohe forces at Sado Castle, and in 222, he destroyed a 5,000-strong force of Silla, the rival Korean kingdom. However, the Samguk Sagi records many Baekje defeats against the Mohe and Silla, as well as natural disasters towards the end of Gusu's reign.
Upon Gusu's death, his eldest son Saban briefly became the 7th king. Saban was dethroned by Goi, reported as Chogo's brother in the Samguk Sagi, but believed to be of a rival royal line by modern scholars. Indicating continuing rivalry between the two lines, Gusu's second son became the 11th king Biryu, and the name of the 14th king Geungusu indicates descent from the Gusu line.
Source: Wikipedia
