Damjing
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Damjing was a Buddhist priest who imported the first paper to Japan from Goguryeo in Korea, around 610, where fibres (called bast) from the mulberry tree were used. Because of this, Japan could advance a little faster and was able to keep track of history.
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- (Korean) Brief biography of Dam Jing at empas/EncyKorea
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