A History of Korea (125 page)

DJP
coalition

Dogs

Dolmen tombs

East Germany

EC
-121 incident

Eden, Anthony

Education Act of 1911

Eisenhower, Dwight

Elephants

Ellers, Annie J.

Emergency Measure Number Nine

Emille Bell

Endo Ryusaku

Enlightenment policy

Extended deterrence

Falcons

Far Eastern Assistance Act

Farmland Ordinance

Farmland Reform Act Bill

Federation of Korean Trade Unions

Fengwu-dong battle

Fifth Five-Year Economic and Social Development Plan

First Five-Year Economic Development Plan

First Five-Year Plan

First Kabo Reform

First Seven-Year Plan

First Sino-Japanese War

Five National Traitors of 1905

Five-section system

Five-Year Economic Development Plans

Flowering youth bands (
hwarang
)

Foote, Lucius H.

Ford, Gerald

Four Dragons of Asia

Fourteen Points

Fourth Five-Year Economic Development Plan

Fox hunting

France: relations with Chos
ŏ
n

Free City disaster

Free trade agreement

Friendship Treaty of 1876 (Treaty of Kanghwa)

Fuji Industrial Promotion Company

Fusosha textbook (
New History Textbook
)

Gallucci, Robert

Gaoli tujing (Kory
ŏ
togy
ŏ
ng)

Gaozong

General Order Number One

General Sherman

Geneva Conference

Geomancy

Germ warfare

Gilmore, George W.

Ginseng cultivation

Global (Defense) Posture Review (
GPR
)

Gongsun clan

Gorbachev, Mikhail

Government Aid and Relief in Occupied Areas (
GARIOA
) program

Grain loan system

Grand National Party

Grand United New Democratic Party (
GUNDP
)

Great Britain: Cairo Conference, Korean trusteeship policy, relations with Chos
ŏ
n, Yalta Conference

Great Commandery of Kyerim

Great Depression

Great Wall

Guanqiu Jian

Gujin tushu jicheng

Gunpowder

Ha Wi-ji

Haedong kayo

Haedong kongja

Haedong kos
ŭ
ng ch
ŏ
n

Haedong nongs
ŏ

Haedong t’ongbo

Haedong yosun

Haedong yuju

Haein-sa temple

Haeju (port)

Haeju Ch’oe clan

Haejwa ch’il hy
ŏ
n

Haengju, battle of

Haho
(low households)

Haiguo tuzhi

Hallimw
ŏ
n

Hallyu
(Korean wave)

Ham Sun

Hamel, Hendrick

Hamy
ŏ
n toenda

Han

Han Ching

Han Ch’i-yun

Han commanderies: creation of, Hy
ŏ
ndo (Xuantu) Commandery, Imdun (Lintun) Commandery, Nangnang (Lelang) Commandery

Han dynasty

Han Federation

Han Kyu-s
ŏ
l

Han Noe

Han Paek-gy
ŏ
m

Han people

Han Pin

Han S
ŏ
ng-g
ŏ
n

Han Yong-un

Hanabusa Yoshitada

Hanbo case

Hangbaekkuk

Hangma-gun

Han’guk tongnip undong chi hy
ŏ
lsa

Han’guk t’ongsa

Han’g
ŭ
l

Han’g
ŭ
l: in Chos
ŏ
n, preservation

Han’g
ŭ
l Day

Hansan-do, battle of

HanS
ŏ
ng,
See also
Paekche

HanS
ŏ
ng chubo

HanS
ŏ
ng Provisional Government

HanS
ŏ
ng sunbo

HanS
ŏ
ngbu

Han
ŭ
l gwa param gwa py
ŏ
l gwa si

Han
ŭ
nim
(heavenly god)

Hanyang.
See
Seoul

Hanyangga (Song of Seoul)

Hapchu

Hasegawa Yoshimichi

Hayashi Gonsuke

Heaven worship

Heavy and Chemical Industries Promotion Plan

Hiroshima

Historiography: Chos
ŏ
n, colonial rule, Kogury
ŏ
, Kory
ŏ
, Paekche, Silla, Three Kingdoms (Early)

History war

Ho Chi Minh

H
ŏ
Ch
ŏ
k

H
ŏ
Ch
ŏ
ng

H
ŏ
Ka-i

H
ŏ
Kong

H
ŏ
Kyun

H
ŏ
Wi

Ho-bu

Hodge, John R.

Hoeing implements

Hojang

H
ŏ
mch’
ŭ
k

Homeland Reserve Force

Homin
(wealthy people)

Hong Ik-han

Hong Kil-tong ch
ŏ
n

Hong Kuk-y
ŏ
ng

Hong Kye-hun

Hong Kye-nam

Hong Ky
ŏ
ng-nae

Hong Man-jong

Hong Man-sik

Hong Man-s
ŏ
n

Hong My
ŏ
ng-h
ŭ
i

Hong P
ŏ
m-do

Hong Se-t’ae

Hong S
ŏ
ng-nam

Hong Tae-yong

Hong Y
ŏ
ng-sik

Hong Y
ŏ
-sun

H
ŏ
n’gang (King)

Hongb
ŏ
m

Hongg
ŏ
nj
ŏ
k

Hongmun’gwan

H
ŏ
njong (King)

H
ŏ
nj
ŏ
ngy
ŏ
n’guhoe

Hop’ae

Hopkins, Harry

Horimoto Reizo

Horse domestication

Huang Zunxian

H
ŭ
igang (King, Kim Che-ryung)

H
ŭ
ijong (King)

Huitzong

Hulbert, Homer B.

Hully
ŏ
n togam

H
ŭ
mh
ŭ
m sims
ŏ

Hungary

H
ŭ
ngd
ŏ
k (King),
See also
Silla

H
ŭ
ngguk-sa

H
ŭ
ngnam

H
ŭ
ngny
ŏ
ng-bu

H
ŭ
ngsadan

Hun’gu

H
ŭ
ngwi-wi

Hunmin ch
ŏ
ng
ŏ
m unhae

Hunting-gathering

Hunyo sipcho

Hwach’a

Hwaj
ŏ
k

Hwalgu (
ŭ
nby
ŏ
ng)

Hwando-S
ŏ
ng

Hwang Chang-y
ŏ
p

Hwang Sa-y
ŏ
ng

Hwang U-s
ŏ
k Scandal

Hwang Yun-gil

Hwangbo Hang

Hwangbo In

Hwanggu ch’
ŏ
mj
ŏ
ng

Hwangguk hy
ŏ
phoe

Hwangsang
(emperor)

Hwangyongsa (Temple of the Illustrious Dragon)

Hwanung

Hwarang
(flowering youth bands)

Hwat’ong togam

Hyang
villages

Hyangch’al
writing system

Hyangga poetry

Hyanghak

Hyangni (aj
ŏ
n)

Hyangyak

Hyangyak chipS
ŏ
ng pang

Hyangyak kug
ŭ
p pang

Hye (King)

Hyech’o

Hyegong (King),
See also
Silla

Hyejin-t’ap

Hyejong (King),
See also
Kory
ŏ

Hyemin’guk

Hyesim (National Preceptor Chin’gak)

HyeS
ŏ
ngga
(Song of the Comet)

Hyojong (King),
See also
Chos
ŏ
n

Hy
ŏ
lgu-jin garrison

Hy
ŏ
llyangkwa

Hy
ŏ
ndo (Xuantu) Commandery

Hy
ŏ
ng

Hy
ŏ
ng-bu

Hy
ŏ
nhakg
ŭ
m (k
ŏ
mun’go)

Hy
ŏ
njong (King),
See also
Kory
ŏ

Hy
ŏ
nmyo-t’ap

Hyosim

Hyuj
ŏ
ng

Hyundai

Hyuryang-j
ŏ
n

I doctrine

Ib
ŏ
lch’an (or kakkan)

Ich’adon

Idu
writing system

Ihwa haktang

Ilchinhoe

Ilsimhoe

Iltong kiyu

Ilt’ong samhan

Im Ch’un

Im Kk
ŏ
k-ch
ŏ
ng

Im Kk
ŏ
k-ch
ŏ
ng

Im Py
ŏ
ng-ch’an

Im Sa-hong

Im Tong-w
ŏ
n

Im Y
ŏ
n

Im Yu-mu

Imdun (Lintun) Commandery

Imw
ŏ
n ky
ŏ
ngje chi

In-bu

Inch’
ŏ
n landing

Incident of the Korean Language Study Society

Independence Club (Tongnip hy
ŏ
phoe)

India

Injo (King),
See also
Chos
ŏ
n

Inj
ŏ
ng

Injong (King),
See also
Chos
ŏ
n; Kory
ŏ

Inju Yi clan

Inoue Kaoru

Instruments (musical)

Inter-Korean programs

International Atomic Energy Agency (
IAEA
)

Inwang chesaek to

Inwang-gy
ŏ
ng
(Sutra of the Benevolent Kings)

Iran

Iranian Revolution

Iron Age

Irrigation

Iry
ŏ
n

Isag
ŭ
m
(successor prince)

Isolationist policy (Chos
ŏ
n)

Ito Hirobumi

Iyonggam

Japan: annexation of Korea by, atomic bomb drop on, Buddhism in, China’s version of history, Chos
ŏ
n invasion (first), Chos
ŏ
n invasion (second), Chos
ŏ
n invasion of, colonial rule (
see
Colonial rule); Hata household, Jomon culture, Korean cultural influence on, Korean settlers in, Meiji, “Mimana Nihon (Japan)-fu” story, Mongolian invasion of, pirate raids by, pottery, relations with Chos
ŏ
n, relations with Kaya, relations with Kogury
ŏ
, relations with Kory
ŏ
, relations with North Korea, relations with Paekche, relations with Parhae, relations with Silla, relations with South Korea, revisionist history, rice riots in, Russo-Japanese War, shogunate system, Sino-Japanese Wars, Soga household, surrender of, WWII, Tok-to (Liancourt Rocks, Takeshima), Tokugawa shogunate, Tomb Culture, Tsushima Island, Yamato state, Yayoi culture, Zen in

Japanese Society for History Textbook Reform

Jiang Jieshi (Chiang Kai-shek)

Jin dynasty

Jizi (Kija)

Johnson, Lyndon B.

Joint Declaration of the Denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula

Joint Venture Law

Joy, C. Turner

JSA
incursions

Juche doctrine

June Resistance

Ka
(governors)

Kabin
type

Kabo ky
ŏ
ngjang
(Reform of 1894)

Kabo reforms

Kaech’
ŏ
nj
ŏ
l (Foundation Day)

Kaehwa

Kaehwadang

Kaekchu

Kaero (King),
See also
Paekche

KaeS
ŏ
ng

KaeS
ŏ
ng Industrial Complex

Kakkhun

Kalmun wang

Kamch’al-sa

Kamja

Kammu

Kammun-wi

Kang Cho

Kang Hong-nip

Kang H
ŭ
i-an

Kang Kam-ch’an

Kang S
ŏ
k-chu

Kang U-gyu

Kangdong yuk chu

Kangdong-S
ŏ
ng

Kanghwa-do

Kangjong (King)

Kangs
ŏ
Taemyo (Great Tomb of Kangs
ŏ
)

Kangsu

Kapcha sahwa

Kapsin ch
ŏ
ngby
ŏ
n (Coup d’état of 1884)

Kasil

Kaya confederation: decline, fall of, development of, relations with Japan, relations with

Kogury
ŏ
, relations with Paekche, relations with Silla

Kaya kingdoms

Kayak
ŭ
m

Kelly, James

Khan, Abdul Qadeer

Khrushchev, Nikita

Ki (Empress)

Ki Ch’
ŏ
l

Ki doctrine

Ki Tae-S
ŏ
ng

Ki U-man

Kib
ŏ
lp’o

Kihae soak

Kihw
ŏ
n

Kil Chae