Korea -- History; Korea -- Social life and customs
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Ancestral Seats of the Fuyu Race, 25
Sam-han, 30
Ancient Japan and Corea, 56
The Neutral Territory, 85
The Japanese Military Operations of 1592, 99
The Campaign in the North, 1592–1593, 107
The Operations of the Second Invasion, 131
Plan of Uru-san Castle, 138
Home of the Manchius and their Migrations, 155
The Jesuit Survey of 1709, 165
Ping-an Province, 181
The Yellow Sea Province, 185
The Capital Province, 188
Military Geography of Seoul, 190
Chung-chong Province, 194
Chulla-dō, 199
The Province Nearest Japan, 204
Kang-wen Province, 208
Corean Frontier Facing Manchuria and Russia, 210
Southern Part of Ham-kiung, 215
The Missionary’s Gateway into Corea, 364
Border Towns of Northern Corea, 365
The French Naval and Military Operations, 1866, 379
Map Illustrating the “General Sherman” Affair, 393
Map Illustrating the “China” Affair, 400
Map of the American Naval Operations in 1871, 415
General Map of Corea at the End of 1906 At end of volume.
CONTENTS.
PART I.
ANCIENT AND MEDIÆVAL HISTORY.
CHAPTER I. PAGE
The Corean Peninsula, 1
CHAPTER II.
The Old Kingdom of Chō-sen, 11
CHAPTER III.
The Fuyu Race and their Migrations, 19
CHAPTER IV.
Sam-han, or Southern Corea, 30
CHAPTER V.
Epoch of the Three Kingdoms.—Hiaksai, 35
CHAPTER VI.
Epoch of the Three Kingdoms.—Korai, 40
CHAPTER VII.
Epoch of the Three Kingdoms.—Shinra, 45
CHAPTER VIII.
Japan and Corea, 51
CHAPTER IX.
Korai, or United Corea, 63
CHAPTER X.
Cathay, Zipangu, and the Mongols, 70
CHAPTER XI.
New Chō-sen, 76
CHAPTER XII.
Events Leading to the Japanese Invasion, 88
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