백제 부여씨 왕실의 기원과 부여계 이주민 = Origins of Buyeo Clan Royal Family in Baekje and the Immigrants of the Buyeo Family Line

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

This paper focused on the immigrants who appeared in the relationship with the Northern dynasties while linking the origin of the royal family of Buyeo of Baekje with the rise and fall of Buyeo’s history in the north.
Chapter Ⅱ examines the movement of the Buyeo group and the relationship with the Daebang established by the Later Han’s Gongson clan through the transmission of the old founding of the country in the early 3rd century.
Chapter Ⅲ examines the migration of Nakrang and Daepang people in the fourth century as Mahan’s Baekjeguk(伯濟國) grew from the middle of the third century.
Chapter Ⅳ examines the relationship between the Buyeo immigrants in the Northern Dynasty region, centered on Murong Xianbei, and the Mahan’s Baekjeguk(伯濟國) on the Korean Peninsula. In the 4th century, the name ‘Baekje(百濟)’ first appeared in Chinese librarians, and attention was paid to the appearance of the characters who referred to ‘Buyeo clan’ appearing simultaneously in the Yoseo region and the Korean Peninsula.
Chapter Ⅴ examines that since the 5th century, Chinese librarians have been steadily aware of the origin of the Baekje royal family. In this regard, the discussion on the theory of Baekje’s Advance in the YoSoe(遼西) Area also focused on the fact that the Buyeo group, which was privately housed in the YoSeo(遼西) area by Murong Xianbei, entered the Baekje royal family, rather than an approach to the possibility of Baekje’s advance into Yoseo on the Korean Peninsula.