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Eulji Mundeok (Korean: 을지문덕;
Ulchi Mundok) was a
military leader of
early 7th
century Goguryeo, one of the
Three Kingdoms of Korea, who
successfully defended...
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Queen Mundeok of the
Chungju Yu clan (Korean: 문덕왕후 유씨; Hanja: 文德王后 劉氏; 955–?) was a
Goryeo princess as the
youngest daughter and
child of King Gwangjong...
- • Hancha 文德郡 • McCune-Reischauer Mundŏk-kun • Revised
Romanization Mundeok-gun
Fields in
South Pyongan. Map of
South Pyongan showing the location...
- decision,
attempting to lure
Eulji Mundeok back. He sent a
message that he
wished to
discuss things further but
Eulji Mundeok,
aware of Wu's intentions, did...
- ROKS
Eulji Mundeok (DDH-972) is the
second ship of the
Gwangaetto the Great-class in the
Republic of
Korea Navy. She is
named after Eulji Mundeok. The KDX-I...
- "Eulji
Mundeok Hansi" (Korean: 『을지문덕 한시』; Hanja: 『乙支文德漢詩』), or "Yeosujang Wujungmunsi"(Korean: 『여수장우중문시』; Hanja: 『餘隋將于仲文詩』,
meaning 'a poem for Sui general...
- Cheon****eon (950–?) Son-in-law:
Prince Cheon****eon (950–?) 2nd daughter:
Queen Mundeok of the Yu clan (문덕왕후 유씨; 955–?) Son-in-law: Wang Gyu,
Prince Hongdeokwon...
- son Wang Aji, Lady Cheonchu, 1st
daughter Lady Bohwa, 2nd
daughter Queen Mundeok, 3rd
daughter Lady
Gyeonghwa of the
Jincheon Im clan; half
niece – No issue...
- up
being abandoned by
exhausted troops en route.
Goguryeo General Eulji Mundeok gauged the
morale and
exhaustion of the Sui army by
feigning surrender...
- Salsu: A Sui
force of 305,000 men is
defeated by the
Korean general Eulji Mundeok at the Yalu River; only 2,700
troops survive.
October 22 – Sak Kʼukʼ succeeds...
