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    초록·키워드

    Baekje began to expand its territory in the 48th year of King Chogyo(213) by subjugating the western coastal areas of Korea. In the fifth year of King Goi(238), when he advanced Busan (Pyeongtaek Jinyu), north of Anseongcheon, he began annexing the Mahan capital town and seems to have completed it before 246, when Nahaeguk(那奚國) in Anseong surrendered to Wei Dynasty of China. In the 25th year of King Goi(258), Malgal’s chief submitted to Baekje by offering good horses because Baekje had annexed Mahan in the meantime and raised its status as the center of Mahan in the Giho region. The subjugation of Malgal led to the territorialisation of the northern region and smooth exchanges with the Daifang commandery, and between 260 and 262, Baekje was able to establish a ruling system such as the official rank system and the minister(Japyeong) system in a short period of time. Based on this, Baekje led the negotiations between Mahan and West Jin of China after 276 and grew into Mahan’s leader. King Goi territorialised the province of Giho from the area around Kaesong, south of the Yeosung River, to the area around Asan Bay, north of the Charyeong Mountains. In the North Han River basin and the middle and upper regions of the South Han River, the influence of Lelang commandery prevailed, making it difficult for Baekje to advance. The territory of Baekje in the late 3rd century was also the sphere of influence of the Mahan’s leader, which led the negotiations between Mahan and West Jin, but the Mahan local polities in the Geumgang River and Yeongsan River basins seems to have been marginalised out of that.

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