Guo Wusong - Kaku Musou

Japanese: 郭務悰 - かくむそう

?-? An official from the Tang Dynasty (China).
He came to Japan in the third year of the reign of Emperor Tenji (664) by order of Liu Renyan, commander of Baekje in the Tang Dynasty, to deal with the aftermath of the Battle of Baekgang. He was not recognized as an official Tang envoy by the Imperial Court, so he returned home, and the following year he came to Japan with the Tang envoy Liu Degao. In the tenth year, he came to Japan again, leading over 2,000 Baekje refugees, but the following year he returned home after being informed of the death of Emperor Tenji in Tsukushi.

Source: Kodansha Digital Japanese Name Dictionary +Plus Information | Legend

Japanese:

?－?　唐(中国)の官吏。
白村江(はくそんこう)の戦いの戦後処理のため,唐の百済(くだら)鎮将劉仁願(りゅう-じんがん)の命で天智(てんじ)天皇3年(664)来日。朝廷から正式の唐使とみとめられず帰国,翌年唐使劉徳高とともに来日。さらに10年百済の難民二千余人をひきいて来日したが,翌年筑紫(つくし)で天智天皇の死を知らされ帰国した。

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