Wang Gyeop

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↑ Yukio Takeda 1997 , p. 267
↑ Yukio Takeda 1997 , p. 267:"No In and Han Eum was chancellors of Joseon and Wan Gyeop was a general. It seemed that they are in charge of civil affairs and military affairs. And the name of Han and Wang have been seen in Wiman Joseon’s administration. Though it is believed that they are influential exiles or people who are related to them."
↑ National Institute of Korean History , p. 註 042
↑ Yukio Takeda 1997 , p. 269

Sources

Yukio Takeda (1997). 隋唐帝国と古代朝鮮世界の歴史6. Chuokoron-Shinsha. ISBN 978-4124034066.
National Institute of Korean History. 漢書>朝鮮傳>古朝鮮>左將軍이 이미 두 군대를 합병한 뒤.註 042

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[1] Yukio Takeda 1997 , p. 267

[2] Yukio Takeda 1997 , p. 267:"No In and Han Eum was chancellors of Joseon and Wan Gyeop was a general. It seemed that they are in charge of civil affairs and military affairs. And the name of Han and Wang have been seen in Wiman Joseon’s administration. Though it is believed that they are influential exiles or people who are related to them."

[3] National Institute of Korean History , p. 註 042

[4] Yukio Takeda 1997 , p. 269