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Kim Busik
Kim Bu-sik was a Korean statesman, general and historian of the Goryeo period. In 1135-1136 he suppressed the rebellion of the monk Myocheong at Pyongyang. In retirement he led the compilation of the Samguk sagi, completed in 1145, the oldest surviving history of Korea.
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