The territory of kimchi country is a joke.

Speaking of Korea, the first thing that comes to mind is kimchi and Korean idol drama, right? Of course, this is enough to show that everyone still has a certain understanding of South Korea, and the national friendship is also very high. But you know what? South Korea now has a total territory area of only100000 square kilometers. However, in their own history textbooks, they wrote 20 million square kilometers of ancient territory, ten times larger! This not only makes people wonder, is the historical record wrong? Or are future generations "disappointing"? If there is such a huge country in history, it will not shrink so much at once, no matter what political turmoil and war it experiences. What happened in Korea? Or is there something hidden in it?

According to Korea's own historical records, their land area reached its peak during the Koguryo period. At that time, Koguryo had a vast territory, reaching the Arctic Ocean in the north, the South China Sea in the south, Japan in the east and Afghanistan in the west, with an unprecedented land area.

However, it should be emphasized that the founder of Koguryo at that time was actually Fuyu people, which had nothing to do with Koreans today. In other words, even if Koguryo dominates the world, it has nothing to do with Koreans. So from this perspective, the area of 20 million square kilometers in ancient Korea is exaggerated.

It was not until the early Ming Dynasty that the real Korea was established, that is, the Li Dynasty. At that time, North Korean general Li Chenggui launched a mutiny and became the nominal supreme authority in North Korea. In order to gain legal status, Li Chenggui adopted the names of "Hening" and "Korea" and left them to Zhu Yuanzhang, who decided it was "Korea". By the end of the Ming Dynasty, the Jin people had sprung up everywhere, and North Korea began to send more troops to put pressure on the border. Later, with the Yalu River as the boundary, it was completely separated from the Ming Dynasty. At this time, the total area of North Korea was 220,000 square kilometers.

Of course, it is not too much to ignore the historical truth and deliberately beautify our history. Just like the founding emperors, historians will be invited to beautify themselves, tamper with the history of the previous dynasties, and even deliberately vilify them. This is nothing new. However, it is shameless for South Korea to "take the history of other countries as its own" and even rightfully incorporate it into today's history books.

The truth of history, I'm afraid South Korea will not easily admit, that is, if it weren't for the rise of the modern movement to overthrow the monarchy, I'm afraid South Korea would still be hard to get rid of the fate of becoming a vassal state or even cannon fodder on the battlefield. Probably because there are too many disgraceful places in history, Korean historians try their best to put gold on their faces. What they don't understand is that the real powers don't care.