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잃어버린 왕국 5

잃어버린 왕국 5
Original Title
잃어버린 왕국 5
Title Romanization
Lleorbeorlin wangguk 5
English Title(Printed)
Lost Kingdom
Classification

KDC구분 > literature > Korean Literature > Korean Fiction > 20th century > Historical > Biographical > Political > Social

Author
Choi In-ho
Co-Author
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Published Year
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Publisher
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ISBN
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Main Characters
King Uija of Baekje; King Uija’s sister; Cheonji
Subject/Theme
Baekje; the ancient history of Japan, nationalism; imagined history
Writer default image
  • Choi In-ho
  • Birth : 1945 ~ 2013
  • Occupation : Novelist, Screenwriter
  • First Name : In-ho
  • Family Name : Choi
  • Korean Name : 최인호
  • ISNI : 0000000120176677
  • Works : 50
Plot

In 660, the Kingdom of Baekje falls to the Silla and Tang coalition forces, and King Uija is taken to China. When the people of Baekje find out about the fall of their country, they rise up in anger and many decide to go to the island in the south. There, they try to rebuild their country with King Uija’s sister as their leader; however, she dies soon afterward, and her son, Cheonji, becomes their new ruler. They decide on a name for their new country—Japan.

Descriptions(Languages 2)
  • Korean(한국어)
  • English(English)

1986년에 출간된 최인호의 장편소설이다. 작품은 과거와 현재가 교차되는 추리형식의 역사소설이다. 작가는 백제 멸망 후 백제 유민(流民)의 일부가 일본으로 건너 가 고대 일본을 세웠다는 상상을 바탕으로 백제에서 일본으로 이어지는 역사의 흐름을 짚어보며, 우리 민족이 잃어버린 것이 무엇인지 질문을 던지고 있다.

Published in 1986, this novel by Choi In-ho is a fictional historical novel which traverses between the past and the present. It begins with the idea that the people of Baekje founded a new country, Japan, after the fall of Baekje to the Silla and Tang coalition forces. In this novel, the writer questions the meaning of history, nationalism, and ethnicity.

Translated Books1

  • 消えた王国 5.
    Japanese(日本語) Available
    消えた王国 5.
    Choi In-ho et al / 崔仁浩 / 1995 / KDC구분 > literature > Korean Literature > Korean Fiction > 20th century > Historical > Biographical > Political > Social