Koma Shrine

What travelers say:

In the second half of the 7th century, the Korean Peninsula presented Silla, Baiji, and Koguryeo, and Silla and Tang united, eliminating Baiji (660) and Koguryeo (668) and then Silla expelled Tang's forces (676) to unite the Korean Peninsula. Many of the dead country's Gaoguli people and Baiji people took refuge in the sea, after settling in Japan, the Japanese Dahe court moved the Kanto generation of Gaoguli people to Wuxuan (719), established Gaoguli County, Gaoguli Wang Ruoguang, the king of Gaoguli, to become the leader. The reclamation was still a barren land at the time. After Ruoguang died, people created the Koryo Shrine in memory of him. It’s quite far to go to the Koryo Shrine, the environment is not too good, and the toilets are dirty.