Preface: A History Book for Students, Teachers, and Everyone

PART 01.
Prehistoric & Ancient Countries

Paleolithic Age
Neolithic Age
Bronze Age
Iron Age
The establishment and fall of Gojoseon
Buyeo, Okjeo, Dongye, Samhan

PART 02.
Three Kingdoms Period & North-South States Period

The beginning and golden age of Goguryeo
Goguryeo's society and culture
Goguryeo's struggle and fall
The beginning and golden age of Baekje
Baekje's society and culture
Baekje's crisis and revival movement
Gaya, the land of iron
Silla's growth and advancement
Silla's society and culture
Reorganization of the Unified Silla system
Unified Silla's ruling system
Society and Economy of Unified Silla
Culture of Unified Silla
The decline of Silla and the founding of Goryeo
The founding and development of Balhae
Balhae's society and culture

PART 03.
consideration

Goryeo's ruling system
The foundation of early Goryeo reform and centralization
War between Khitan and Goryeo
Conflict with the Jurchen
The heyday of the aristocratic nobility and the rebellion of Yi Ja-gyeom
Myocheong's Rebellion
Military coup
The uprising of the lower classes and the cry for liberation
Mongol invasion and resistance against the Mongols
Yuan's interference in internal affairs
King Gongmin's reforms and the invasion of Japanese pirates
The fall of Goryeo

PART 04.
shipbuilding

Founding of Joseon
King Sejong's reign
Sejo and Seongjong
The conflict between the Hun-gu and the Sarim
Jo Gwang-jo and two purges
Seowon and Hyangyak, Yi Hwang and Yi I
The beginning of factional politics
Joseon's foreign relations before the Imjin War
Imjin War and Byeongja War
Gwanghaegun's neutral diplomacy and Injo Restoration
The Byeongja Horan and the Jeongmyo Horan
Yesong controversy
King Sukjong and the return of the nation
Yeongjo's Tangpyeong politics
Jeongjo's reformist politics
Sedo politics and the suffering of the people
Disruption of the three governments

PART 05.
Modern times

Heungseon Daewongun's reign
Byeong-in Persecution and Byeong-in Yangyo
The General Sherman Incident and the Shinmiyangyo
The opening of ports and the impact of East Asia
Joseon's opening of ports and the Ganghwa Island Treaty
A shift in Joseon diplomacy
Theory of East-West and West-East and the theory of civilization and enlightenment
Wijeongcheoksa Movement
Im-o Military Disturbance
Gapsin Coup
Attempts at neutralizing Joseon
The growth of Donghak and the movement to restore its founder
The First Donghak Peasant Revolution
The Second Donghak Peasant Revolution and the Sino-Japanese War
The First Gabo Reform
The Second Gabo Reform and the 14 Articles of the Hongbeom
The Eulmi Incident and the Eulmi Reforms
Independence Association and People's Joint Association
The Korean Empire and the Gwangmu Reform
The Russo-Japanese War and the Japan-Korea Treaty
Eulsa Treaty and loss of national sovereignty

PART 06.
Japanese colonial period

Military rule and colonial rule
Land survey project
Company orders and resource exploitation
Cultural Governance and Public Order Maintenance Act
Increased acidity and Japanese capital infiltration
Logistics base and ethnic genocide rule
Japanese economic invasion
domestic secret society movement
Construction of a base for the independence movement in Manchuria and Primorsky Krai
Overseas independence movement base
March 1st Movement
Establishment and activities of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea
Battle of Bongodong and Battle of Cheongsanri
Establishment of the Third Division and the Unification Movement
Uiyoldan and Korean Patriotic Corps
Manchurian independence army battles and anti-Japanese guerrilla warfare
Reorganization of independence movement forces that moved to mainland China
Korean Liberation Army and Joseon Volunteer Army

PART 07.
hyundai

The seeds of liberation and division
Post-liberation chaos and left-right conflict
Smile Joint Committee and Left-Right Cooperation
UN listing of Korean issues and inter-Korean negotiations
Jeju April 3 Incident and Yeosu-Suncheon Incident
The May 10 General Election and the Establishment of the Republic of Korea
Anti-National Acts Punishment Act and the Special Committee on Anti-National Activities
Land reform and the treatment of vested property
Establishment of the North Korean Provisional Government
Korean War
The rise and fall of the Syngman Rhee government
The Jang Myun Cabinet and the Second Republic
The May 16 Military Coup and the Korea-Japan Agreement
Vietnam Troop Deployment and Third Constitutional Amendment
Five-Year Economic Development Plan and the Saemaul Movement
October Yushin and the Buma Uprising
The new military regime's rise to power and the June Democracy Movement
The flow of regime change after the direct election system

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