Korean-style fortresses in Manchuria
- Korean-style fortresses in Manchuria
The Korean-style fortress have been erected by Goguryeo in Manchuria during the Three Kingdoms of Korea period.
* Onyeo mountain fortress (Hangul :오녀산성 Hanja :五女山城 present-day Huanren 桓仁, first capital of Goguryeo)
* Hwando Fortress (Hangul :환도성 Hanja :丸都城) present-day Wandu 丸都 common second capital of Goguryeo)
* Gungnae seong (Hangul :국내성 Hanja :國內城) present-day Ji'an, Jilin 集安, common second capital of Goguryeo)
* Geonan Fortress (Hangul :건안성 Hanja :建安城) present-day Gaixian 盖縣)
* Baekam Fortress (Hangul :백암성 Hanja :白巖城) present-day Dengta Prefecture in Liaoyang 遼陽市 燈塔縣)
* Ansi Fortress (Goguryeo:안촌홀(安寸忽) Hangul :안시성 Hanja :安市城) present-day Haicheng 海城)
* Ogol Fortress (Hangul :오골성 Hanja :烏骨城 present-day Fengcheng 鳳城)
* Yodong Fortress (Hangul :요동성 Hanja :遼東城) present-day Liaoyang 遼陽)
* Gaemo Fortress (Hangul :개모성 Hanja :蓋牟城) present-day Shenyang 瀋陽/沈陽)
* Bisa Fortress (Hangul :비사성 Hanja :卑沙城) present-day Jinzhou County in Dalian 大連市 金州區)
* Buyeo Fortress (Hangul :부여성 Hanja :扶餘城) present-day Nongan Prefecture in Changchun 長春市 農安縣)
* Bakjak Fortress (Hangul :박작성 Hanja :泊灼城)
* Ogo mountain fortress (Hangul :오고산성)
* Yongdam mountain fortress (Hangul :용담산성 Hanja :龍潭山城)
* Mokjeo Fortress (Hangul :목저성 Hanja :木底城)
* Namso Fortress (Hangul :남소성 Hanja :南蘇城) present-day Tonghua 通化)
* Hyeondo Fortress (Hangul :현도성 Hanja :玄菟城)
* Gamul Fortress (Hangul :가물성 Hanja :哥勿城)
* Shin Fortress (Hangul :신성 Hanja :新城) present-day Fushun 撫順)
* Changam Fortress (Hangul :창암성 Hanja :蒼岩城)
See also
* List of castles in Korea
* Korean-style fortresses in Japan
* Cheolli Jangseong
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