Jinjoseon

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According to some Korean historians (see Hwandan Gogi), Jinjoseon (진조선) was the main provincial state of Gojoseon, and was ruled directly by the Danguns. Asadal, the capital of Gojoseon, was located in Jinjoseon.

  1. Wanggeom (왕검) B.C.2333
  2. Buru (부루) B.C.2240
  3. Gareuk (가륵) B.C.2182
  4. Osagu (오사구) B.C.2137
  5. Goo-eul (구을) B.C.2099
  6. Dalmoon (달문) B.C.2083
  7. Hanryul (한율) B.C.2047
  8. Wooseohan (우서한) B.C.1993
  9. Asool (아술) B.C.1985
  10. No-eul (노을) B.C.1950
  11. Dohae (도해) B.C.1891
  12. Ahan (아한) B.C.1834
  13. Euldal(흘달) B.C.1782
  14. Gobool (고불) B.C.1721
  15. Dae-eum (대음) B.C.1661
  16. Wina (위나) B.C.1610
  17. Yeo-eul (여을) B.C.1552
  18. Dong-eom (동엄) B.C.1484
  19. Goomoso (구모소) B.C.1435
  20. Gohol (고홀) B.C.1380
  21. Sotae (소태) B.C.1337
  22. Saekboolu (색불루) B.C.1285
  23. Ahol (아홀) B.C.1237
  24. Yeonna (연나) B.C.1161
  25. Solna (솔나) B.C.1150
  26. Chooro (추로) B.C.1062
  27. Doomil (두밀) B.C.997
  28. Haemo (해모) B.C.971
  29. Mahyu (마휴) B.C.943
  30. Haehyu (내휴) B.C.909
  31. Deunghol (등올) B.C.874
  32. Choomil (추밀) B.C.849
  33. Gammool (감물) B.C.819
  34. Oroomoon (오루문) B.C.795
  35. Sabeol (사벌) B.C.772
  36. Maereuk (매륵) B.C.704
  37. Mamool (마물) B.C.646
  38. Damool (다물) B.C.590
  39. Doohol (두홀) B.C.545
  40. Dal-eum (달음) B.C.509
  41. Eumcha (음차) B.C.491
  42. Eulwoojo (을우지) B.C.471
  43. Moolli (물리) B.C.461
  44. Goomool (구물) B.C.425
  45. Yeoroo (여루) B.C.396
  46. Bo-eul (보을) B.C.341
  47. Goyeolga (고열가) B.C.295


As Jinjoseon's authority over the other two provincial states began to crumble, the entire empire of Gojoseon itself began to fall tremendously. In 239 BC, the last Dangun of Jinjoseon abdicated and lived in the mountains for the rest of his life, and Haemosu established Bukbuyeo during the same year. Bukbuyeo ruled from 239 BC to 58 BC, when it was eventually succeeded by Goguryeo, led in 37 BC by Jumong, a descendant of both Gojoseon and Bukbuyeo.

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