Ui (우이; 嵎夷), Singu(신구; 神丘), Rindeok (린덕; 麟徳), Yunseong (윤성; 尹城), Sangon (산곤; 散昆), Anwon (안원; 安遠), Binmun (빈문; 賓汶), Gwiwa (귀와; 帰化) or known as Masaryang (마사량; 麻斯良), Maena (매나; 邁羅), Gamgae (감개; 甘蓋) or known as Gomagburi (고막부리; 古莫夫里), Naseo (나서; 奈西), Deongan (덕안; 徳安), Nongsan (농산; 龍山).
Gimnan Province governed Pyeoni (편이; 平夷) prefecture also known as Juryu (주류; 周留) or Jiryu (지류; 知留), Mahan Territory Area Command governed Pyoeonwa (편와; 平倭), Biri (비리; 比利), Mijung (미중; 辟中), Bomi (보미; 布弥), Jiban (지반; 支半).
Daemang Province governed Jiryu (지류; 至留) also known as Jiryu, Gunna (군나; 軍那) or known as Gurna (굴나; 屈那), Dosan (도산; 徒山) or known as Chusan (추산; 抽山), Banna (반나; 半那) or known as Bannaburi (반나부리; 半那夫里), Jukgu or known as Duhil (두힐; 豆肸) and Bohyeon (보현; 布賢) or known as Panomi (파노미; 巴老弥).
Gwisil Boksin who was the retainer of Mu of Baekje made use of political turmoil of Wang Wendu, called Buyeo Pung back from Japan and based at Juryu castle.
As a result, 6 territorial area command have integrated and transformed into 7 states (Dongmyeong, Jisim, Nosan, Gosa, Saban Daemang, and Buncha) and 13 prefectures under Ungjin (웅진; 熊津).
After the disturbance, Tang dynasty transferred Ungjin Territory Area Command to Geonan (건안; 建安) castle (present-day Yingkou, Liaoning).