Baekje

English Alternative forms en Paekche Paykcey Etymology From the Revised Romanization of en ko ^백제(百濟). Proper noun en Q28428en historical en An <<ancient kingdom>> in modern <<r/Korea>>, one of the Three Kingdoms of Korea Three Kingdoms, existing from 18 to 660 ; at its maximum covering most of modern western <<c/South Korea>> History of Korea. en August 12, 2004 Andrew Salmon Seoul names new location for capital w:The New York Times https://web.archive.org/web/20250719084702/https://www.nytimes.com/2004/08/12/IHT-seoul-names-new-location-for-capital.html w:International Herald Tribune https://www.nytimes.com/2004/08/12/IHT-seoul-names-new-location-for-capital.html July 19, 2025 0362-4331 1645522 The site, yet to be named, straddles the farming counties of Yeongi and Gongju. The capital of the Baekje Kingdom in the fifth and sixth centuries was Gongju, which reportedly has good feng shui. en historical An ancient language spoken in that kingdom. Coordinate terms en Goguryeo en Silla Translations former Korean kingdom Baekje: pkc Chinese: Cantonese: yue 百濟 Mandarin: cmn 百濟 Bǎijì French: fr Baekje Japanese: ja 百済 くだら, Kudara; ひゃくさい, Hyakusai Korean: ko 백제(百濟) Lithuanian: lt Pekčė f Manchu: mnc ᠪᡝ ᠵᡳ Mongolian: mn Пэгжэ Polish: pl Baekje n Russian: ru Пэкче́ f Thai: th แพ็กเจ Vietnamese: vi Bách Tế (vi 百濟) See also pkc Further reading Baekje language 1 pkc pkc en Extinct languages