I went to Mong-chon historic museum, and learned about Baekje. Baekje was founded by On-jo, the prince of King Ju-mong. Baekje located in the Han river area, so because of its good location, they became the most powerful kingdom in the 4th century.

 baekje accepted a lot of things into its country, such as Chinese Charecters, Confucianism, Buddhism, the lunar calendar, astonomy, and more from China. That is how they developed their graceful and refinded culture.

Gaya, Japan, and the Eastern Qin dynasty of China had a good relationship with Baekje, especially Japan. Baekje gave Japan the Seven-Branched sword. The Seven-Branched sword doesn't look like a weapon but a symbol of authority. It shows that Baekje was highly skilled in makin iron.

 Japan imported very advanced ideas and skills from the three kindoms(including Gaya). Japan accepted ideas like agriculture tecnology, Buddhism, Confucianism, astronomy, and the lunar calendar from Baekje. They were used for the construction of the royal palace, the improvement of art, medicine, musical instruments and so on in Japan.

 I learned a lot about Baekje, more than I wrote above. Even though it was hard finding the Mong-chon historic museum, but I think it is worth it. I would like to come again some time later.