Overlooked Historical Records of the Three Korean Kingdoms
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List of Maps Translator's Preface I 1. Marvels I Prologue The Ancient Joseon Kingdom The Wiman Joseon Kingdom Mahan State Two Prefectures Seventy-two States Nangnang State Northern Daebang Southern Daebang Malgal State and Balhae State Iseo State The Five Gaya States Northern Buyeo Eastern Buyeo The Goguryeo Kingdom Byeonhan State and the Baekje Kingdom Jinhan State Entertainment Houses of the Four Seasons King Hyeokgeose, the Founder of the Silla Kingdom King Namhae, the Second Monarch King Norye, the Third Monarch King Talhae, the Fourth Monarch Kim Alji during the Reign of King Talhae Gentleman Yeono and Lady Se-o King Michu and the Army of Bamboo Leaves King Naemul and Kim Jesang King Silseong, the Eighteenth Monarch Shooting Arrows at the Geomungo Case King Jicheollo King Jinheung Lady Dohwa and Gentleman Bihyeong The Heavenly Suit of Jade Belts Queen Seondeok Foresaw Three Things Queen Jindeok Kim Yusin Duke Chunchu, King Taejong Gentlemen Jangchun and Pa II 2. Marvels II Beommin, King Munmu A Flute That Calms Raging Waves Gentleman Jukji during the Reign of King Hyoso King Seongdeok Lady Suro King Hyoseong King Gyeongdeok, Monk Chungdam, and Great Priest Pyohun King Hyegong Great King Wonseong Early Snows King Heungdeok and Parrots Great King Sinmu, Yeomjang, and Gungpa Great King Gyeongmun, the Forty-Eighth Monarch Gentleman Cheoyong and Manghae Temple Great Queen Jinseong and Geotaji King Hyogong King Gyeongmyeong King Gyeongae Great King Kim Bu Southern Buyeo, Earlier Baekje, and Northern Buyeo King Mu Gyeon Hwon of the Later Baekje Kingdom "The Record of the Garak Kingdom" III 3. The Promotion of Buddhism Shundao, the First Propagator of Buddhism in the Goguryeo Kingdom Nantuo Opened the Way for Buddhism in the Baekje Kingdom Ado Cultivated the Foundation of Buddhism in the Silla Kingdom King Wonjong Promoted Buddhism and Yeomchok Sacrificed Himself King Beop Prohibited Killing King Bojang Was Devoted to Taoism and Bodeok Moved His Chamber Ten Saints in the Buddha Hall of Heungnyun Temple in the Eastern Capital City 4. Pagodas and Images of Buddha The Stone Pedestal of Kasyapa Buddha King Yu's Pagoda at Liaodong Fortress The Pasa Stone Pagoda at Geumgwan Fortress Yeongtap Temple of the Goguryeo Kingdom The Sixty-Foot Image of Buddha at Hwangnyong Temple The Nine-Storied Pagoda at Hwangnyong Temple The Bell of Hwangnyong Temple, the Image of Bhaisajyaguru Buddha at Bunhwang Temple, and the Bell of Bongdeok Temple The Sixty-Foot Image of Buddha at Yeongmyo Temple The Four-Buddha Mountain, the Buddha-Digging Mountain, and the Ten-Thousand Buddha Mountain The Stone Image of Maitreya Buddha at Saengui Temple Visvabhadra Bodhisattva in the Mural at Heungnyun Temple The Three Appearances of Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva and Jungsaeng Temple Baengnyul Temple Minjang Temple Buddhist Sariras Preserved in the Past and Present A Maitreya Flower of Youth, Gentleman Misi, and Priest Jinja Nohil Budeuk and Daldal Bakbak, Two Saints of Mt. Southern Baekwol The One Thousand-Handed Bodhisattva at Bunhwang Temple and a Blind Child Regaining His Sight Avalokitesvara and Jeongchwi, Two Bodhisattvas of Naksan Temple, and Josin A Reflection of Buddha on the Fish Mountain Fifty Thousand Incarnate Buddhas on Mt. Odae The Life of Prince Bojildo on Mt. Odae in Myeongju Five Buddhist Saints of Woljeong Temple on Mt. Odae Gamsan Temple on Mt. Namwol Cheollyong Temple The Palace of Amitabha Buddha at Mujang Temple Sariras in the Stone Pagoda at Baegeom Temple Yeongchwi Temple Yudeok Temple The Record of a Stone Pagoda at Munsu Temple on Mt. Odae IV 5. Anecdotes of Eminent Monks Wongwang's Studies in the Tang Empire Monk Boyang and a Pear Tree Yangji's Magic Staff Several Monks Who Traveled to India Hyesuk and Hyegong Performed Miracles When They Associated with People Jajang Established Buddhist Rules of Discipline

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