Koreans originated from Manchuria and had established a number of
states there in ancient times. Manchuria was also the main route
connecting Korean and Han Chinese states in the premodern period.
People in the Korean...
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From the 17th century onwards, Chosŏn searched for various reform measures to overcome factionalism and mitigate the damage caused by the Hideyoshi and Manchu Invasions. However, no political faction was allotted enough...
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Youngkyo Oh (2003). State of Research on the Latter Period of the Chosŏn Dynasty. International Journal of Korean History, 4(1),
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