Samguk Sagi: Kim Inmun and Cheonjon concluded an alliance at Ungjin with the Tang envoy Liu Renyuan and Buyeo Yung of Baekje.; Samguk Sagi: The king…
Kim Inmun and Cheonjon concluded an alliance at Ungjin with the Tang envoy Liu Renyuan and Buyeo Yung of Baekje.
角干金仁問、伊飡天存與唐勅使劉仁願、百濟扶餘隆，同盟于熊津。
Location: 卷06 文武王 4年
The king, Liu Renyuan and Buyeo Yung swore an oath at Chwiri Mountain in Ungjin, slaughtering a white horse.
秋八月，王與勅使劉仁願、熊津都督扶餘隆，盟于熊津就利山。
Location: 卷06 文武王 5年
King Munmu went to Ungjin fortress, built an altar with Buyeo Yung and sealed a pact by slaughtering a white horse.
文虎王即位五年乙丑秋八月庚子。王親統大兵幸熊津城
Location: 紀異第一 大宗春秋公
In 665, Buyeo Yung, Commandant of Ungjin, and Silla's King Beopmin are made to settle their old grudges, and in August (Imja day) they form an alliance at Ungjin castle.
上命熊津都尉扶餘隆與新羅王法敏釋去舊怨；八月，壬子，同盟於熊津城。
Location: 권201 665년 항
A and B are two of the sources listed above.
| On what point | Source A | Source B | What differs (in Korean) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Year | Samguk Sagi (History of the Three Kingdoms) | Samguk Yusa (Memorabilia of the Three Kingdoms) | a는 664, b는 665 |
| Who | Samguk Sagi (History of the Three Kingdoms) | Samguk Yusa (Memorabilia of the Three Kingdoms) | a: 김인문·천존이 당 칙사 유인원과 맹약 / b: 문무왕이 웅진성에서 직접 맹약 |
Place: 공주
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