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| Preface | |
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| A History of the Early Korean Kingdom of Paekche | |
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| The Samguk sagi and Its Representation of Early Paekche History | |
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| The Hansong Era: Paekche from 350 to 475 | |
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| From Recovery at Ungjin to Disaster at Kuch'on: Paekche from 475 to 554 | |
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| Royal Power during the Kingdom's Final Century: Paekche from 554 to 660 | |
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| The Paekche Annals of the Samguk sagi | |
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| (Samguk sagi, Chapter 23): The Annals of the Dynastic Founder, King Onjo, and the Kings Taru, Kiru, Kaeru, and Ch'ogo | |
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| (Samguk sagi, Chapter 24): The Annals of the Kings Kusu, Saban, Koi, Ch'aekkye, Punso, Piryu, Kye, Kunch'ogo, Kun'gusu, and Ch'imnyu | |
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| (Samguk sagi, Chapter 25): The Annals of the Kings Chinsa, Asin, Chonji, Kuisin, Piyu, and Kaero | |
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| (Samguk sagi, Chapter 26): The Annals of the Kings Munju, Samgun, Tongsong, Muryong, and Song | |
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| (Samguk sagi, Chapter 27): The Annals of the Kings Widok, Hye, Pop, and Mu | |
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| (Samguk sagi, Chapter 28): The Annals of King Uija | |
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| Appendices | |
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| Calculating the Approximate Ages of Paekche's Earliest Kings Appearing in the Paekche Annals | |
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| The P'ae and Tae Rivers | |
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| Ch'ogo-Kunch'ogo and Kusu-Kun'gusu | |
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| King Piryu | |
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| King Modo of Paekche | |
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| Designations for King Muryong | |
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| Problematic Dating of the Reigns of Tongsong and Muryong | |
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| Toksan Fortress and Ongmun Valley | |
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| The Dating and Circumstances of the Battlefield Death of King Song | |
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| The Date of King Widok's Accession | |
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| The Tung-ch'ing Region | |
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| Poksin | |
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| Prince P'ung | |
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| Paekche Armor Presentations to the T'ang Court | |
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| Prince Kyogi and Senior Counselor Chijok | |
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| Paekche's Capture of Taeya Fortress and Its Repercussions | |
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| The Dating of the Paekche-Koguryo Attack on Tang-hang Fortress | |
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| The Defeat of Paekche General Uijik's Army in 648 | |
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| The Defeat of Paekche General Unsang's Army in 649 | |
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| The Paekche Annals' Silence on Paekche's Relations with the Japanese Archipelago between 428 and 653 | |
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| The Manghae Pavilion and the Date of Its Construction | |
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| The Omen of the Temple-circumambulating Horse | |
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| The Paekche Annals' Claim of the Po-hai and Malgal Domination of Portions of Paekche's Former Domain at the End of the Seventh Century | |
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| Reference Matter | |
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| Key to Citations in the Concordance and the Geographical Glossary | |
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| Concordance | |
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| Geographical Glossary: Place Names in the Paekche Annals | |
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| Historical Maps | |
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| Bibliographies | |
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| Index | |