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* 1권
When did the first humans settle in Korea?
What did Paleolithic Koreans look like?
How did Neolithic Koreans live?
Stone tools
The Bronze Age and Gojoseon, the first state in Korean history
Korea, a land of dolmens
How was life in Gojoseon?
Gojoseon: originally just ‘Joseon’
What came after Gojoseon?
What was the purpose of ‘jecheon haengsa?’
The founding of the Three Kingdoms and Gaya
Gaya culture
Goguryeo: a Northeast Asian superpower
The riddle of the Gwanggaeto Stele
Baekje, land of cultural refinement
King Mu and Princess Seonhwa
Buddhism, key to the culture of the Three Kingdoms
Influence of the Buddhist culture of the Three Kingdoms on Asuka
Life in the Three Kingdoms period
Fridges and drinks
How did Silla achieve unification?
Hwarang: boys as beautiful as flowers
Silla, land of the bone-rank system
Hyangga: songs of Silla
Balhae, land of mystery
Balhae’s road network
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Faltering Silla and the Later Three Kingdoms
Jang Bogo, the Great Commander of Cheonghaejin
Wang Geon unifies the Later Three Kingdoms
Doseon and ‘pungsujiri’
Goryeo: land of ‘munbeol’ aristocrats
King Seongjong, Choe Seungno and Confucian politics
Thirty years of war with the Khitans
Yun Gwan and the Nine Fortresses of the North-East
Byeongnando: international port of ‘Korea’
Around Gaegyeong
Goryeo, land of Buddhism
Village guardian deities
How did the people of Goryeo live?
Was ‘goryeojang’ really a Goryeo custom?
The military takes over
Myocheong’s bid to relocate the capital
The struggle for a true meritocracy
Pyeongnyang, the ‘nobi’ who dreamt of freedom
Peasants and ‘cheonin’ take on the Mongols
Goryeo’s temporary capital
The ‘Tripitaka Koreana’ and inlaid celadon: embodiments of the spirit of Goryeo
Printing in the old days
‘Samguk sagi’ and ‘Samguk yusa’: two history books, two agendas
‘Dongmyeong Wang pyeon’ and ‘Jewang ungi’
King Gongmin’s reforms
‘Gwonmun sejok’ and ‘nongjang’: land grabbing at club-point
Cotton and gunpowder
‘Cheongsan byeolgok’ and the decline of Goryeo
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How was Joseon founded?
A new name for a new state: ‘Joseon’ or ‘Hwaryeong?’
Hanyang, Joseon’s new capital
Why the king kept moving palace
The real reason Sejong created Hangeul
Jang Yeongsil, Joseon’s greatest scientist
How were government officials appointed?
Men of integrity
How did the people of Joseon live?
Joseon’s children
Joseon, land of Confucianism
Yi Hwang and Gi Daeseung exchange letters
Neo-Confucians: a new breed of literati sparks purges
Seong Sammun and Sin Sukju
Clothes, food and housing in Joseon
Children’s games
Newspapers and books in Joseon
Royal annals: definitive national histories
The Three Great Bandits of Joseon
The mysterious tale of Hong Gildong
A time of crisis: Japan invades
Were turtle ships really clad in iron?
Fighting off the Manchus
Kim Sangheon and Choe Myeonggil
What caused factional strife?
Death in a rice chest: Crown Prince Sado
An Yongbok defends Ulleung-do and Dok-do
Hendrik Hamel and Park Yeon: Joseon’s two Dutchmen
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* 4권
Hwaseong: King Jeongjo’s new city
New martial arts for Joseon
The Silhak vision
‘Wealth is created by the people’
Evolving farms and markets
‘Sanga yorok’: A royal physician’s cookbook
Popular culture flourishes
Yi Danjeon, the ‘nobi’ poet
Love and marriage in Joseon
Gang Jeongildang and Yun Gwangyeon in love
Kim Jeongho and ‘Daedong yeojido’
Korean maps of the past
The peasants rise up
Hong Gyeongnae and the battle of Jeongju Fortress
Seohak and Donghak
Protestantism gains royal backing
Isolation or enlightenment? Korea at the crossroads
‘Uigwe’: Joseon texts seized by France
Opening the doors
A ‘Treaty of Peace, Amity, Commerce and Navigation’
‘A new world, for three days’: the Gapsin Coup
A military uprising: The Imo Incident
Jeon Bongjun and the Donghak Peasant Revolution
The attack on Gyeongbokgung and the Gabo Reforms
The death of Empress Myeongseong
The Daehan Empire is born
Treaty ports usher in the winds of change
When did Korea start using the solar calendar?
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* 5권
Lost sovereignty
Secret mission to The Hague
The struggle to save the country
Yun Huisun and the Ansaram Righteous Army
Gunfire echoes across Manchuria
A learned man’s burden
The nation rises up
‘Gisaeng’ fight for independence
Hong Beomdo and Kim Jwajin, ndependence army heroes
Yi Hwarim, the female general
Bang Jeonghwan and Children’s Day
Kim Sowol’s ‘Azaleas’
The Kanto Massacre and forced relocation
The photo brides of Hawaii
Sin Chaeho, the father of modern history
A history of pain and blood
Yi Bongchang and Yun Bonggil
The Liberation Army OSS
Koreans who amazed the world
Kim Yeom, Film Emperor of Shanghai
Stolen youth, rotten minds
Investigating Korea’s collaborators
Liberation and national division
What is socialism?
Kim Gu crosses the thirty-eighth parallel
The Jeju Uprising
War divides a nation
The SOFA and the death of two schoolgirls
Rapid growth: a time of miracles and tragedies
Multicultural families, our new neighbors
The struggle for democracy
Democracy and the World Cup
Encounters for reunification
Toward reunification
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