Ungjin Commandery
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| Traditional Chinese | 熊津都督府 | ||||||
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| Hangul | 웅진도독부 | ||||||
| Hanja | 熊津都督府 | ||||||
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| Revised Romanization | Ungjin Commandery |
| McCune–Reischauer | Ungjin Commandery |
Ungjin Commandery was a colony set up for the purpose of governing the old Baekje area (current Chungcheong Province). After Tang dynasty defeat Baekje and Goguryeo, Tang dynasty shifted old territorial area of Baekje to Goguryeo, Protectorate General to Pacify the East, Ungjin Commandery and Gyerim Territory Area Command. Those political organizations were newly set and Tang dynasty renamed Korean peninsula as JimiZhou. At that time, independent country has disappeared from Korean peninsula.
In 660, Ungjin Commandery is a colony set up for the purpose of governing the old Baekje area which is current Chungcheong Province. At that time, Ungjin (Administrative center・Sabi 사비/泗沘 castle or known as Goma 고마/固麻 castle, Current Chungcheong Province, Buyeo County), Mahan confederacy (Gosaburi 고사부리/古沙夫里castle, North Jeolla Province, Jeongeup), Dongmyeong Province, Ungjin castle, Chungcheong Province, Gonju city), Deongan 덕안/徳安Province, Deugan 득안/得安castle, Chungcheong Province, Nonsan city, Eunjin area은진/恩津), Gimnan(김난/金連) Province (Juryu(주류/周留) castle, Chungcheong Province, Seosan city) and Daemang (대망/帶方) Province (Jukgun 죽군/竹軍 castle, South Jeolla Province, Naju city, Hoejin회진/会津).
Ungjin Commandery governed following 13 prefectures under jurisdiction. Ui (우이/嵎夷), Singu(신구/神丘), Rindeok (린덕/麟徳), Yunseong (윤성/尹城), Sangon (산곤/散昆), Anwon (안원/安遠), Binmun (빈문/賓汶), Gwiwa (귀와/帰化) or known as Masaryang마사량/麻斯良), Maena (매나/邁羅), Gamgae (감개/甘蓋) or known as Gomagburi (고막부리/古莫夫里), Naseo (나서/奈西), Deongan (덕안/徳安), Nongsan (농산/龍山or Gomasan고마산/古麻山). Angdong Territory Area Command governed 4 prefectures which were Naejin (내진/熊津), Nosin (노신/鹵辛) or known as Anogog (아노곡/阿老谷), Guji (구지/久遅) or known as Guji (구지/仇知)and Burim (부림/富林) or known as Beoreum (벌음/伐音). Gimnan Province governed Pyeoni (편이/平夷) prefecture also known as Juryu (주류/周留) or Jiryu (지류/知留), Mahan Territory Area Command governed Pyoeonwa (편와/平倭), Biri (비리/比利), Mijung (미중/辟中), Bomi (보미/布弥), Jiban (지반/支半). Daemang Province governed Jiryu (지류/至留) also known as Jiryu, Gunna (군나/軍那) or known as Gurna (굴나/屈那), Dosan (도산/徒山) or known as Chusan (추산/抽山), Banna (반나/半那) or known as Bannaburi (반나부리/半那夫里), Jukgu or known as Duhil (두힐/豆肸) and Bohyeon (보현/布賢) or known as Panomi (파노미/巴老弥).
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