gung ye造句

• Gung Ye was actually a son of King Gyeongmun of Silla.
• The unpopular Gung Ye was deposed by Wang Geon in 918.
• Gung Ye established the state of Later Goguryeo, renamed Taebong and Majin.
• These changes survived the death of Gung Ye and the fall of Taebong.
• Gung Ye's nurse however, ran away with him and raised him.
• Gung Ye was originally a Buddhist monk.
• In his later days, it is recorded that Gung Ye started to suffer from paranoia.
• Taebong ( Later Goguryeo ) was originally led by Gung Ye, a Buddhist monk who founded Later Goguryeo.
• When Wang Geon overthrew Gung Ye and enthroned himself as Taejo of Goryeo, he restored its original name.
• In 918, Wang Geon overthrew Gung Ye, who had been the ruler of Taebong, and established Goryeo.
• First the Gung Ye Ganggu-gun was changed to Ansan-gun but the state of the military was preserved.
• Gung Ye first joined the troops of Gi Hwon in 891 but left shortly after as Gi Hwon did not fully trust him.
• Taebong fell when Wang Geon revolted and killed Gung Ye in 918; he was crowned Taejo of Goryeo in June of the same year.
• In 918, Gung Ye, who had been maintaining his rule by acts of terror, was dethroned and murdered by his own army commanders.
• Although her plot tricked the soldiers, the maid had accidentally poked the left eye of the baby, causing Gung Ye to lose one eye.
• She hid Gung Ye and raised him secretly; when she died, Gung Ye became a Buddhist monk at Sedalsa ( 8领铂?), a Buddhist temple.
• She hid Gung Ye and raised him secretly; when she died, Gung Ye became a Buddhist monk at Sedalsa ( 8领铂?), a Buddhist temple.
• Wang Geon's ability as a military commander was soon recognized by Gung Ye, who promoted him to general and even regarded him as his brother.
• In 918, Wang Geon overthrew Gung Ye and established Goryeo, which unified the Later Three Kingdoms and ruled the Korean peninsula until 1392 as the successor of Goguryeo.
• Gung Ye joined Yang Gil's rebellion force in 892, and became leading general of the rebel forces by defeating the local Silla army and other rebel groups.