Go Haesa of Buyeo
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Go Haesa (r. 170-121) (고해사) was the third Dangun of Bukbuyeo, an ancient Korean kingdom that was located in Manchuria.
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[edit] Background
Go Haesa Dangun was the first son of Bukbuyeo's second Dangun, Mosuri of Buyeo. Go Haesa was the Crown Prince of Bukbuyeo during the reign of his father. Go Haesa was also the father of Go Uru of Buyeo, and King Hae Buru, the founder of Dongbuyeo.
[edit] Succession
Go Haesa Dangun died in 121 BCE, and his first son, Crown Prince Go Uru became Bukbuyeo's fourth Dangun, Go Uru of Buyeo.
[edit] References
- 『역사모』(역사학자들의 모임). Naver. Retrieved on 2007-02-22.
- 해모수의 북부여에서 주몽의 고구려까지. Naver. Retrieved on 2007-02-22.
- 환국, 배달국, 고조선. Naver. Retrieved on 2007-02-22.
[edit] See also
| Preceded by Mosuri Dangun |
Danguns of Buyeo (Bukbuyeo) 170 BCE –121 BCE |
Succeeded by Go Uru Dangun |
