History of Korea

목차 (Table of Contents)

• [Volume. 1]----------
• CONTENTS
• EDITOR'S FOREWORD = ED1
• 1. Conception of this Edition = ED1
• 2. Contributors to the Substance of this Edition = ED3
• 3. Contributors to the Promotion and Production of this Edition = ED7
• 4. The Making of Hulbert's Original Edition = ED10
• 5. The Making of this Edition = ED14
• a. Component Parts = EDl4
• b. Corrigenda = ED15
• c. Chronology = ED16
• d. Romanization and Transliteration = ED18
• e. Pagination = ED22
• f. Photographs = ED22
• PROFILE OF HOMER BAZALEEL HULBERT = ED23
• 1. The Shaping of Character and the Outreach of Interest = ED23
• 2. Five Years of Teaching(1886-1891) = ED25
• 3. Maneuvering for a New Approach = ED28
• 4. Hulbert's Missionary Experiment(1893-1897) = ED30
• 5. The Best Years(1897-1905) = ED35
• 6. The Washington Mission(1905-1906) = ED46
• 7. The Final Year of Korean Residence and the Hague Mission(1906-1907) = ED48
• 8. The Forty-two Years of Exile from Korea(1907-1949) = ED55
• 9. Homecoming and Passing in Korea = ED58
• 10. Evaluation : The Man and the Mark He Made = ED59
• EDITOR'S INTRODUCTION : A GENERAL CRITIQUE OF HULBERTS HISTORY = ED63
• 1. Elements of Strength = ED63
• 2. Organization and Pattern of Writing = ED66
• 3. Sources and Historicity = ED71
• 4. Synthesis of Greet Periods and Movements = ED86
• a. The Chinese Colonial Experiment = ED86
• b. The Hwarang Movement = ED96
• c. Korean Reaction to Tang Dealings with Silla = ED102
• d. The "Righteous Army" = ED110
• e. The Unique Cultural Contributions of Kory$${\mathord{\buildrel{\lower3pt\hbox{\scriptscriptstyle\smile$}}\over o}}$$ = ED113
• f. Brilliant Progress and Decline of Yi Chos$${\mathord{\buildrel{\lower3pt\hbox{\scriptscriptstyle\smile$}}\over o}}$$n = ED117
• g. The Meaning of Korea's Isolation(1637-1876) = ED121
• HULBERT'S TEXT
• PREFACE = Ⅰ
• INTRODUCTORY NOTE = Ⅴ
• PARTⅠ ANCIENT KOREA(EARLIEST TIMES TO c.890 A.D.)
• ChapterⅠ Tangun = 1
• ChapterⅡ "Kija" to "Kijun" = 4
• ChapterⅢ Wiman and his Kingdom = 15
• ChapterⅣ The Wild Tribes = 18
• ChapterⅤ "Kijun" and the Three Han = 27
• ChapterⅥ Founding of Silla, Kogury$${\mathord{\buildrel{\lower3pt\hbox{\scriptscriptstyle\smile$}}\over o}}$$ and Paekche = 33
• ChapterⅦ Korea as a Whole. 1 A.D. to c.45 A.D. = 43
• ChapterⅧ Korea, 45 to c.300 A.D. = 51
• ChapterⅨ Yen Kingdom and Korea, 300 to c.475 A.D. = 61
• ChapterⅩ 475 to the Rise of the Sui in China(589) = 74
• ChapterXI 590 to 645 = 85
• ChapterXII 645 to 668 = 101
• ChapterXIII 668 to about 890 = 113
• PARTⅡ MEDIEVAL HISTORY(KORY$${\mathord{\buildrel{\lower3pt\hbox{\scriptscriptstyle\smile$}}\over O}}$$) = 127
• ChapterⅠ Rise of the Wang Dynasty of Kory$${\mathord{\buildrel{\lower3pt\hbox{\scriptscriptstyle\smile$}}\over o}}$$ and Fall of Great Silla.(c.890-935) = 127
• ChapterⅡ Kory$${\mathord{\buildrel{\lower3pt\hbox{\scriptscriptstyle\smile$}}\over o}}$$, 935-1010 = 141
• ChapterⅢ 1010 to c.1070 = 153
• ChapterⅣ 1070 to c.1175 = 177
• ChapterⅤ 1175 through the First Major Mongol Invasion(1231-1232) = 181
• ChapterⅥ 1232 through 1258 = 195
• ChapterⅦ 1259 go 1274 = 208
• ChapterⅧ 1275 to c.1325 = 221
• ChapterⅨ 1329 to 1360 = 234
• ChapterⅩ 1361 to 1366 = 247
• ChapterXI 1366 to 1376 = 259
• ChapterXII 1377 to 1387 = 270
• ChapterXIII 1388 to 1392 = 281
• PARTⅢ MODERN KOREA(CHOS$${\mathord{\buildrel{\lower3pt\hbox{\scriptscriptstyle\smile$}}\over O}}$$N OF THE YI DYNASTY) = 295
• ChapterⅠ 1392 to 1452 = 295
• ChapterⅡ 1452 to 1494 = 309
• ChapterⅢ 1494 to 1568 = 322
• ChapterⅣ 1568 to 1592 = 337
• ChapterⅤ The Hideyoshi War(1592-1598), First Part = 349
• ChapterⅥ The Hideyoshi War, Second Part = 359
• ChapterⅦ The Hideyoshi War, Third Part = 371
• ChapterⅧ The Hideyoshi War, Fourth Part = 383
• ChapterⅨ The Hideyoshi War, Fifth Part = 396
• EDITORIAL NOTES TO VOLUMEⅠ = ED410
• [Volume. 2]----------
• CONTENTS
• PARTⅢ. MODERN HISTORY, CONTINUED
• ChapterⅠ The Hideyoshi War, Sixth Part = 1
• Ⅰ-A The Hideyoshi War, Seventh Part = 16
• Ⅱ The Hideyoshi War, Eighth Part = 28
• Ⅲ Find Portion of the War and Subsequent Events, 1598-c.1615 = 45
• Ⅳ 1615 to c.1623 = 61
• Ⅴ 1623 to 1627 = 73
• Ⅵ 1627 to 1636 = 88
• Ⅶ 1636 to 1637 = 101
• Ⅷ The Manchu Peace, 1637 = 116
• Ⅸ 1637 to 1659 = 130
• Ⅹ 1659 to c.1690 = 144
• XI 1690 to 1743 = 159
• XII 1743 to 1799 = 173
• XIII 1799 to 1864 = 189
• XIV Beginnings of the Reign of King Kojong(Emperor Kwangmu), 1864-1907 = 202
• XV 1873 to 1882 = 215
• XVI 1882 to 1888 = 229
• XVII 1888 to 1894 and the Decisive Engagements of the Sino-Japanese War = 245
• XVIII Korea under Japanese Occupation, 1894 = 263
• XIX More on 1894 and the King's "Reform Oath," January 5, 1895 = 271
• XX Events leading to the Assassination of Queen Min, October 8, 1895 = 279
• XXI From die Assassination to the King's Flight to the Russian Legation, February 11, 1896 = 288
• XXII The King at the Russian Legation(February 1896 to February 1897) = 303
• XXIII 1897 to 1900 = 312
• XXIV 1900 to 1902 = 327
• XXV Events of 1902 = 337
• XXVII 1903 through First Engagements of the Russo-Japanese War in February 1904 = 343
• XXVIII February-December 1904 = 359
• GENERAL INDEX = 375
• BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX = 391
• Editor's General Note = ED399
• CHRONOLOGICAl INDEX OF THE KINGS OF KOREA(WITH EDITORIAL COMMENTS) = 401
• THE KINGS OF MODERN KOREA = 408
• EDITOR'S REMARKS ON THE TABLE, "THE KINGS OF MODERN KOREA" = ED410
• EDITORIAL NOTES TO VOLUMEⅡ = ED411
• EDITORS SUGGESTIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY = ED423
• ILLUSTRATION