Namimori: Difference between revisions

|leader_name2 = Dr.Tachibana Kasamatsu O’YukioIzumi

|established_event1 = First Kingdom

|established_date1 = c. 5th century BCE

|established_event2 = Declaration of Independence

|established_date2 = March 9, 1919

|area_rank = 29th

|area_km2 = <!--Major area size (in square km)-->411,930

|area_footnote = <!--Optional footnote for area-->

|area_label = <!--Label under "Area" (default is "Total")-->

|population_estimate = 32,954,373

|population_estimate_rank = 27th

|population_estimate_year = 2021

|population_density_km2 = 80

|population_density_rank = 34th

The Kim Jung Chun Valley (김진천계곡) was inhabited as early as the Lower Paleolithic period. The history of Namimori begins with the founding of Anurongkaya ([[Ayuthayan]]: อนุรงคยา) in 2333 BCE by Ratchadatevi ([[Ayuthayan]]: รัชฎาเทวี), according to Korea'sSouth Serican foundation mythology.[44][45] Anurongkaya was noted in Amelian records in the early 7th century. Gojoseon expanded until it controlled the northern valley and parts of Isogia (nowadays [[Isogai and Maehara]]). Bupa Hwarang was purportedly founded in the 12th century BCE, but its existence and role have been controversial in the modern era. In 106 BCE, the Yang dynasty defeated Wiman Hwaramb and installed four commanderies in the northern Kim Jung Chunian Valley. Three of the commanderies fell or retreated westward within a few decades. As Hwarang commandery was destroyed and rebuilt around this time, the place gradually moved toward Liaodong. Thus, its force was diminished and it only served as a trade center until it was conquered by Amelian empire in 369.

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