Historyteller Jang

  Story 71. Examination of the connection between the 8 Tatar Khans and                                                    the 4 generations (1st to 4th generations)   <Taikh-I Arba' Ulus, 四汗國 , Four Khan Countries> talks about the “8 Tatar Khans” List of the “8 Tatar Khans” 『 1. Totor Khan     2. Buko Khan     3. Al-Muzanna Khan     4. Ansil Khan/Alairi Khan     5. Et-Siz Khan - King     6. Odu Khan - Master of Totor Ulus     7. Boi-Du Khan - Moved the army toward the border of Mogul District; Invasion from                   Tang     8. Sewinchi Kon   The genealogy of the 4th generation identified from <Cheonnamsaeng Epitaph ( 泉男生 墓誌銘 )> is now the genealogy of “Daedaero ( 大對盧 )” identified...

Story 70. “Tatar 8 Khans” are the “8 generations of the Daedaero ( 大對盧 ) Gaegeum ( 蓋金 )” family   We study the genealogy of “Tatar Khan” and “Mogul Han” in <Saguk Sa, Taikh-I Arba' Ulus, 四汗國 , Four Khan Countries> and confirm whether the genealogy is the genealogy of Goguryeo.                            The Wars of Tang / Sillar and Goguryeo, Backje. Wiki Encyclopedia/Google The genealogy called “Mogul Han” in Turkic-Persian has already been revealed to be the genealogy of King Dae Jo-yeong of Balhae. He was originally the “old general of Goguryeo” and the chieftain of Sokmalgal( 粟末靺鞨 ), as stated in <Goryeosa 高麗史 , Goryeo History>. If so, the name of “Tatar Khan” was “Tatar” and since it was the title of the “Daedaero ( 大對盧 )” office, the family that held this office is the genealogy of Tatar Khan.   In that case, the “Tatar 8 Khans” mentioned in <Saguk-sa, Taikh-I Arba' Ulus, 四汗國 , Fou...

  Story 69. The historical reason why ‘Dae-daero ( 大對盧 )’ came to be used as a Turkic “Tatar” ethnic group name   In order to see how the name of the Dae-daero family came to be used as a ethnic group name for the “Tatar people” of the Turkic people of Central Asia today, we must look at the historical relationship that the Goguryeo royal family and the Dae-daero family had with them. Let’s look at the record of the fall of Goguryeo in the <Old History Book of Tang>.   In the second year of the reign of Seong Ryeok ( 聖曆 ) (699) of Tang Dynasty, Deok-mu ( 德武 ), the son of Go-jang ( 高藏 ) of the last king of Goguryeo, was given an official position again and became the Andong Governor ( 安東都督 ) and had him lead the main territory ( 本蕃 ). From this point on, the old Goryeo households ( 高麗舊戶 ) in Andong gradually decreased and then divided and fled to Dolgol ( 突厥 ) and Malgal ( 靺鞨 ), and the Go clan leader ( 高氏君長 ) was finally cut off.’   Why do we have to look...