Highbred

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You know what you have to do yeahhhh, thank you Regals

🗳 Greetings! With great pleasure, I would like to give out an invitation to do a subs-for-subs with @suzereign on the 7th of April until the 15th of April.
If you wish to participate, please click the participation button below along with your ID. Further instructions will be given soon. Warm regards, Highbred.

- abi @haechanrw
- reano @reanossxt
- زن زیبا، 𝐃𝖺𝗆𝗂𝖾𝗇 𝖣'𝖬𝗈𝗇𝗋𝗈𝖾
- Yolanda @KimfYerin
- Robin @wmarkl
- Qouri #rilcuy @QKuni
- ૪ ࣪٭࣭ #MIYEONSOLO ⨾ eMMaAA?! ♡ @Liyeon #FYL72H
- Javarez, @WildestThv
- Tara @leehyusck.
- Chiko only cf. @Guhlf

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The archaeological sites were collectively designated a cultural World Heritage Site in 2004, qualifying as such under the first five of the six criteria for cultural heritage sites. The designation includes the archaeological remains of three fortress-cities: Wunü Mountain City, Gungnae and Hwando, and forty identified tombs of Goguryeo imperial and noble families. In 2010, the Chinese government established the Ji’an Gaogouli National Archaeological Park (集安高句丽考古遗址公园), which includes all of the Goguryeo World Heritage Sites in Ji’an and Jilin, but not the ones in Liaoning (such as Wunü Mountain City).
North Korea initially attempted to register the world heritage of the sites from around 2000. Although it was scheduled to be registered in 2003, China opposed the sole registration of North Korea and applied for registration of the Goguryeo ruins scattered in Jilin Province. For this reason, the remains of North Korea and the People’s Republic of China were registered in the form of simultaneous registration in 2004. It is recognized that there is an existence of a question on the history of Goguryeo between North Korea and China.