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Sosurim

king of Koguryŏ

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history of Koguryŏ

  • the three ancient Korean kingdoms
    In Goguryeo

    With the promulgation by King Sosurim (reigned 371–384) of various laws and decrees aimed at centralizing royal authority, Goguryeo emerged as a full-fledged aristocratic state. Its territory was extended greatly during the reign of King Gwanggaeto (391–412) and further by Jangsu (reigned 413–491). The entire northern half of the Korean…

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