Ju Bo-don: Basic source of ancient Korean history
The golden stone doors and the wood liver may differ in proportion, but it is absolutely a text of the second great Neomantics to restore Korean ancient history. Although the golden stone gate has become a major factor in the recent year, it is showing a marked improvement in archaeological findings and a growing interest in many researchers, with a marked increase in the woodwork. The book uses new written material as its main target, but tries to address some problems by covering the previously widely known material and pasting it. Anyone who works in the research field of Korean history will find that the existing librarians have a clear limit, simply by quantity, to exceed the poor level. It is the feed of the day that partially fills some of the gaps left in Korean ancient history. But there is no guarantee that they're all going to show what happened. Because it's very easy to see and see the biases from the beginning. And it's not enough to get the information from the current researcher's limited perspective. Before the use of the quill for the restoration of Korean ancient literature, the mochamlock content and thorough digging are necessary. That's the basic position of history in making feed criticism the best source of history. The book contains a series of results that have been pursued by such a purpose.
Korean title: 한국 고대사의 기본 사료
Korean author: 주보돈
Korean publisher: 주류성
ISBN-13: 9788962463507












