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Chinese Accounts of Koguryŏ and its Neighbours: From the Sanguozhi Ch. 30, Description of the Eastern Barbarians (SGZ 30 pp. 20B-31B; 35A-36B)

The Review of Korean Studies / The Review of Korean Studies, (P)1229-0076; (E)2773-9351
2012, v.15 no.2, pp.91-113
https://doi.org/10.25024/review.2012.15.2.004

(2012). Chinese Accounts of Koguryŏ and its Neighbours: From the Sanguozhi Ch. 30, Description of the Eastern Barbarians (SGZ 30 pp. 20B-31B; 35A-36B). The Review of Korean Studies, 15(2), 91-113, https://doi.org/10.25024/review.2012.15.2.004
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삼국지 동이전, 부여, 고구려, 동옥저, Sanguozhi Dongyizhuan, Eastern Barbarians, Puyŏ (Buyeo), Koguryŏ (Goguryeo), Eastern Okchŏ (Eastern Okjeo)

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