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Hwando (Chinese: 丸都; pinyin: Wandu) is a
mountain fortress of the
ancient Korean kingdom of Goguryeo,
built to
protect Goguryeo's
second capital, Gungnae...
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retaliation against a
Goguryeo raid in 242, destro**** the
Goguryeo capital of
Hwando, sent its king fleeing, and
broke the
tributary relationships between Goguryeo...
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During the
Imjin War (1592-1598),
under the
influence of ****anese swords,
Hwando with
blades with a
length of 90 cm (35 in) or more appeared. Geom (검; 劍)...
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mountain fortress Hwando nearby to
defend it.
Hwando was
sacked by Wei
State in 244 CE
during the Goguryeo–Wei War. In 342 CE,
Hwando was destro**** and...
- move
their capital in the Hun
River valley to the Yalu
River valley near
Hwando. In the
chaos following the fall of the Han dynasty, the
former Han commanderies...
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Chinese fort. However, Wei
responded by
invading and
defeated Goguryeo.
Hwando was destro**** in a
reprisal raid by Wei
forces in 244. The
invasions sent...
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archaeological remains of
three fortress-cities: Wunü
Mountain City,
Gungnae and
Hwando, and
forty identified tombs of
Goguryeo imperial and
noble families. In...
- of the
Ancient Koguryo Kingdom World Heritage Site,
together with
nearby Hwando Mountain City and the
Onyeosan City, in
modern northeast China. Gungnae...
- Wei of the
Three Kingdoms of
China retaliated by
invading and
destroying Hwando in 244. This
forced the king to flee with Cao Wei in
pursuit and
broke Goguryeo's...
- in 342
Prince Murong Huang of
Former Yan
captured the
Goguryeo capital Hwando (Wandu in Chinese).
Under the
powerful and
dynamic leadership of feudal...
