prolog
History Made by Dreams: The Beginning of the Republic of Korea

Port opening period
01.
Heungseon Daewongun, a reformer who claimed to be Joseon's savior
02.
I refuse to establish diplomatic relations with you as I wish, despite your arbitrary demand to open ports.
03.
The opening of ports and the Ganghwa Island Treaty, which were wrong from the start
04.
A history of conflict and invasion brought about by the winds of enlightenment
05.
The dream of reform ended in three days
06.
The picker is the owner: A power struggle among the great powers surrounding the Korean Peninsula
07.
The desperate choice of farmers changed the course of history.
08.
The reforms of the year of Gap-o brought about by the tide of change
09.
Different Steps Towards Independence
10.
The more I struggle, the darker the cave I fall into.
11.
Multiple Paths to Restoring National Sovereignty
12.
Economic invasion by the great powers, the collapse of Joseon, and continued resistance
13.
Modernity Approached with Two Faces
14.
The land where our footprints will be left

Japanese colonial period
15.
Colonial Joseon tamed by guns and swords
16.
Cultural governance with different appearances and different inner selves
17.
Joseon, a victim of a war of aggression
18.
The unwavering will of the nation to be independent
19.
A proud cry for independence
20.
Struggle to break free from colonial shackles
21.
A history of victory written abroad
22.
The moment of liberation prepared with all our might

hyundai
23.
Finally liberated, but divided
24.
The trials that befell South Korea: war and dictatorship
25.
A wave of fierce resistance against dictatorship
26.
From bloody dictatorship to victorious democracy
27.
The Light and Shadow of Economic Development
28.
Unsolved Homework: The Path to Unification

Epilogue
Greenie's Conclusion

Korean history becomes more confident

Students preparing for various Korean history exams,
People who want to grasp the pulse of Korean history at a general level,
There are also those who have built a wall with Korean history because they are tired of simple memorization.
From students to adults, from exams to general knowledge, everything is covered through comics.

What about 『Choi Tae-seong's Korean History in Comics』?

1.
Preparing for the various Korean history exams
Based on the essential concepts of elementary, middle, and high school textbooks, the Korean History Proficiency Test, civil service exam,
There is no shortage of preparation for all Korean history tests in this country, including employment, the CSAT, and school grades.


2.
A comic book with a lecture
A storytelling lecture cartoon that anyone can enjoy easily and conveniently.
It's so vivid that I can read it with my eyes, but hear Choi Tae-seong's voice with my ears.


3.
All ages
It is structured with an appropriate level of learning content and is not burdensome.
Anyone, regardless of age or gender, can read through Korean history in one sitting.