1.
Ancient Chinese History_Kim Byeong-jun

The first dynasty / The feudal system of the Western Zhou Dynasty / The Marquis of Yi / The oath of the Spring and Autumn Period / The wars of the Spring and Autumn Period / The anecdote of Ximen Biao / The Shang Yang Reform / The Hundred Schools of Thought / The necessity of a war of unification / The implementation of the prefecture system / The title of the emperor / The burning of books and the burying of Confucian scholars / The carving of stones by the First Qin Emperor / The theory of excessive Qin / Xiang Yu and Liu Bang / The policy of governing the Gyeonggi Province during the Han Dynasty / The two-year statutes and regulations / The system of the Records of the Grand Historian / The nationalization of Confucianism / The evaluation of Emperor Wu of Han / The discussion on Yan and iron / The friendly relations between Han and the Xiongnu in the early Han Dynasty / The maintenance of independent customs by the Xiongnu / The adjustment of the foreign expansion policy / The change in the national principles of the Han Dynasty / The population of the Han Dynasty / The politics of Wang Mang / The Rebellion of the Red Wei / The land survey of Emperor Guangwu of the Later Han Dynasty / The disaster of Tang Gao / The Han Dynasty The rise of the aristocracy / Imperial finances and national finances

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Chinese Medieval History_He Yuan Shu

The Barbarians who entered the Central Plains / The unrest of the people at the end of the Later Han Dynasty and the establishment of the Taoist sect / The division of the warlords at the end of the Later Han Dynasty and Liu Bei / The division into the Three Kingdoms and the activities of Cao Cao / The institutionalization of the Western Jin Dynasty / Self-reliant groups in the midst of war / The importance of wealth / The nine-rank system and the solidification of the aristocratic society / The rise of the Barbarians and the fall of the Western Jin Dynasty / The frustration of the southern advance of the Former Qin Dynasty and the solidification of the north-south confrontation / The characteristics of the Barbarians in the Northern Wei Dynasty / The equalization system of the Northern Wei / The Hanification policy of Emperor Xiaowen of the Northern Wei Dynasty / The Barbarians' customs strengthened again at the end of the Northern Dynasties / The scholars and Distinction between the common people / The prestige of the scholars / Regional differences in customs during the Northern and Southern Dynasties / Translation of Buddhist scriptures into Chinese and the development of Buddhism / Development of practical technology in the Northern Dynasties / Division of China and the growth of Goguryeo / Exchanges with the Western Regions / A new unified empire with a barbarian character / Construction of the Grand Canal / The rise and fall of the Sui Dynasty / The relationship between the Tang Dynasty and the Turks / The reality during the reign of Emperor Taizong of Tang / The stability of the Tang Dynasty and the reorganization of history / The legal system of the unified empire / The equalization of fields system of the Tang Dynasty / The emergence and development of the civil service examination system / The Wuzhou Revolution and its politics / The rise and fall of the Tang Dynasty / The Anshi Rebellion and the crisis of the Tang Dynasty / The emergence of vassal states and the weakening of central power / Implementation of the Two Tax Laws / The growth of the landlord class / Social aspects of the late Tang Dynasty / Huang Shao's Uprisings / Weakening of the power of the aristocracy / The lives of small and medium-sized landlords / The forms of the capitals of the Sui and Tang Dynasties / The rise of Taoism and Buddhism / The lives of Tang women / The new atmosphere of late Tang ideology / The Silla people within the Tang Dynasty / Cultural exchanges between the East and the West / Chinese cultural characteristics

3.
Modern Chinese History 1 (Song and Yuan Dynasties)_Lee Geun-myeong

The evils of the Five Dynasties military government / Song's unification of China / Reduction of military authority / Strengthening of imperial power and centralization / Reform of the civil service examination system / The founding of the Khitan dynasty and its control of the Sixteen Provinces of Yanyun / The fall of Balhae and the establishment of the Dongdan state / The Khitan's dual ruling system / The alliance of Former Yan (?淵) / The strengthening of the Tangut people / The founding of the Western Xia dynasty / The Western Xia's invasion of the Northern Song dynasty / The signing of an alliance with the Western Xia dynasty / The background of the implementation of the treason law / Wang Anshi's idea of ​​Li Zai / The implementation of the new law / Sima Guang's criticism of the new law / The sense of responsibility of the scholar-officials (view of the world) / College entrance exam advancement through academics (civil service examination) / The political leadership of the scholar-officials / The fluidity of the scholar-officials' class structure / The internal division of the Old Law Party / The return of the New Law Party to power and the suppression of the Old Law Party / Emperor Cheoljong's personal rule and the suppression of the Old Law Party / The relaxation of political discipline in the late Northern Song dynasty / The Jurchen state before the founding of the Jin dynasty / Wanyan Aguda's attack on Liao / The Jin Founding of the nation / Emperor Meng Yanmu / Fall of the Northern Song Dynasty / Yue Fei and Qin Hui / Compilation of the 『Geun Shi Lu』 / System of Neo-Confucianism / Agriculture / Commerce and Currency / Population Growth / Development of Cities, etc. / Unification of the Mongolian Steppe / Ascension of Genghis Khan / Establishment of the Mongol Empire / Reorganization of the Tianhu System / The Genghis Khan Period / Ascension of Ogedei Khan and Foreign Expeditions / Conquest of the Southern Song Dynasty and Expedition to Japan during the Kublai Khan Period / Conflict between Kublai Khan and Ariq Böke / Kaidu's Rebellion / Activities of Yelü Chucai / Construction of Dadu (Great Capital) and Establishment of the Ruling System / Use of Paper Money / Institutions such as the Post Office System and Shibo Shi / Emergence of Common People's Culture / Development of Printing / Development of Science

4.
Modern Chinese History 2 (Ming and Qing Dynasties)_Won Jeong-sik

The emergence of Zhu Yuanzhang and the situation at the end of the Yuan Dynasty / Zhu Yuanzhang's Northern Expedition Proclamation (1367) / Forming the Li Jia and creating the Corruption and Imperial Policy / Creating a Land Register / Promulgating the Eighth Great Code / Abolishing the Zhongshu Province and the Chancellor System as a law / Coup d'état by Prince Zhu Xi (1399-1402) / Zheng He's Voyage (1405-1433) / Vulnerability of the northern border defenses in the early Ming Dynasty / Construction of the Great Wall of the Ming Dynasty / Rebellion of Deng Wuqi (1448-1449) / Japanese pirates and the Chinese in the mid-Ming Dynasty / Zhang Juzheng submits six policy directions (1568) / Factional strife during the Wanli period / Evaluation of factions in the late Ming Dynasty / Causes of the late Ming rebellion: Famine in Shaanxi / Nurhachi starts a war with the Ming Dynasty by presenting seven great grudges (1616) / Qing army's conquest of Jiangnan Course: The Tragedy of Yangzhou / Trends in local society and the private sector in the early Qing Dynasty / Emperor Kangxi asks civil service examination takers how to resolve current issues / Implementing the Baojia system nationwide (1708) / Ethnic minorities must be directly managed (1724) / The Battle of Sarhu is the beginning of the empire and the source of the Manchurian spirit (1775) / The beginning of the rule of the Yin: Silver and copper coins / Usury merchants and peasants / Rural exodus in the mid-Ming Dynasty / Forests in the northern border region being cut down / The disappearance of elephants in South China / Transport of goods to the capital and the Grand Canal in the late Ming Dynasty / Merchants and private sectors in Huizhou / From Chinese factories to the world's factories: Rural handicrafts in the Jiangnan region in the late Ming Dynasty / The uprising of textile workers [Zhilong Rebellion (1601)] / Slaves' struggle for social liberation [奴變] / Sweet potatoes, saving the common people / Tobacco, the emergence of a new luxury food / The book market in Nanjing in the late 17th century / Passing the civil service examination is the only way to social advancement / Nationwide rice distribution network and famine (1710) / Secure the coal of Beijing (1762) / The luxury trend of the 18th century and the salt merchants of Yangzhou / Guangdong pirates form an alliance and dominate the seas / Development of mountainous areas and its impact due to tea exports in the early 19th century / Procedures for Western ships entering and leaving Guangdong / The mind is reason (Wang Su-in, 1472-1529) / A defense for free trade (Im Hui-won, 1481-1565) / The economics of luxury (Yuk Ju-eop, 1515-1552) / A nation cannot be established without a strong clan (Go Yan-mu, 1613-1682) / Criticism of the monarchy's dictatorship (Hwang Jong-hee, 1610-1695) / Please destroy the heretical Catholicism (Yang Guang-seon, 1597-1669) / I permit the spread of Catholicism (Kangxi Emperor, 1692) / Compilation of 『Myeongsa』 and historical awareness (Mansadong, 1638-1702) / Principles of historical research (Yeom Yak-geo, 1636-1704) / Social criticism of a historical research scholar (Daejin, 1724-1777) / Criticism of Songhak (Danokjae, 1735-1815) / Criticism of Hanhak (Cho Sun, 1763-1820) / Principles of historiography (Wang Myeong-seong, 1720-1797) / Population growth is a tragedy (Hong Ryang-gil, 1746-1809) / Advocacy for gender equality (Yu Jeong-seop, 1775-1840) /

5.
Modern and Contemporary Chinese History_Kim Hyeong-jong

Discussion on establishing a planet in the Western Regions [Gong Zizhen (?自珍)] / The more severe the crackdown on opium, the more serious the abuses become, so I implore you to quickly change and deal with it [Heo Nae-je (許乃濟), 1836) / We must strictly prevent (the) silver from leaking out and strengthen the foundation of the country (嚴塞漏以培國本疏) [Huang Zizhi (黃爵滋), 1838] / Since there is no major obstacle to the circulation of vouchers, we should strictly prohibit opium smoking to block the root of the abuses [Lin Zexu (林則徐), 1838] / Manuscript of the proclamation to be sent to the British Queen (Queen Victoria) [Lin Zexu (林則徐), 1839] / Treaty of Nanjing (1842.
8. 29.) / Preface to 『Haegukdoji』 [Wei Yuan] / (Chinese-English) Treaty of Tianjin (1858.
6. 26.) / Land system of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom / Proclamation for suppressing the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom rebels [Zeng Guofan] / Petition for the establishment of ironworks and machinery [Li Hongzhang, 1865] / International public law [William Martin] / Discussion on the adoption of Western learning [Feng Guifen] / I report again on the situation of maritime defense, fortification defense, and suppression of military supplies in the extraterritorial areas [Zuo Zongtang, 1875] / 『Strategies of Joseon』 [Huang Junxian, 1880] / Regulations on land and sea trade of Chinese and Korean merchants (1882) / 『Council』 Vol. [Zheng Guan-ying] / Treaty of Shimonoseki (1895) / Hong Kong Revitalizing China Association's Long March [Sun Yat-sen, 1895.
2. 21.] / Reformed Law [Liang Qichao (梁啓超), 1896] / The Sixth Commendation to the Emperor [Kang Youwei (康有爲), 1898] / 『Quanxuepian』 [Zhang Zhidong (張之洞), 1898] / Treaty of Xinchu (1901.
9. 7.) / Guangxi Xinzheng Shangyu (1901.
1. 29.) / Political scientist Bluntschli's doctrine [Liang Qichao (梁啓超), 1903] / 『China New News』 seo (敍) [Yang Du (楊度), 1907.
1. 20.] / National People [Wang Jingwei (汪精衛), 1905] / Chinese Tongmenghui Revolutionary Strategy (1906) / Outline of the Constitution of the Republic of China (1908) / Provisional Constitution of the Republic of China (1912.
3. 10.) / Japan's 21 Demands against China (1915.
1. 18.) / Warning Youth [Chen Duxiu (陳獨秀), 1915] / What Happened to Nora After She Ran Away? [Lu Xun (魯迅), 1923.
12.
26.] / Beijing Student Declaration [1919.
5. 4.] / Impressions of the Korean Independence Movement; Fu Si-nian, New Lessons from the Korean Independence Movement [Chen Du-xiu] / Re-examining the Problems and Precautions [Li Da-zhao, 1919.
8. 17.] / Platform of the First National Congress of the Communist Party of China (1921.
7. 23.
(Translation of the Russian edition) / Declaration of the Second National Congress of the Communist Party of China (1922.
7.) / Declaration of the First National Congress of the Chinese Kuomintang [Sun Yat-sen, 1924.
1. 23.] / Inquiry sent by the Nanjing Nationalist Government's Foreign Affairs Department to the British Ambassador to China regarding the abolition of consular jurisdiction (1929.
4. 27.) / The Republic of China's training period law (1931.
6. 1.
(Fear) / How can a red regime in China exist? [Mao Zedong, 1928.
10.
5.] / Evaluation of the so-called China-centered cultural construction declaration [Hu Shi (胡適), 1935.
3. 31.] / A message to the people of the nation from the National Salvation Association of Tsinghua University (1935.
12.
9.) / Declaration of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China for the Promulgation of Joint Work between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party [Zhou Enlai, 1937.
7. 15.] / Solidarity struggle of China, Korea, Japan, and Taiwan against Japanese fascism / Twin Ten Agreement (1945.
10.
10.) / The Chinese people have risen up! [Mao Zedong, 1949.
9. 21.] / Joint Program of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (1949.
9. 29.) / Land Reform Law of the People's Republic of China (1950.
6.) / Bombard the headquarters - My poster [Mao Zedong, 1966.
8. 5.] / Decision of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China on the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution (1966.
8. 8.) / Let us uphold the four basic principles [Deng Xiaoping, 1979.
3. 30.] / Resolution on several historical issues of the Party since the founding of the People's Republic of China (1981) / Tiananmen Square democratization demonstrations and hunger strike / Strengthening the Southern Tour [Deng Xiaoping, 1992.
1. 18.~2.
21.]

6.
Pre-modern Japanese Ambassador_Park Su-cheol

Japan under the "Division of Small States" / Yamatai Province / Yamato regime and the Five Kings of Wa / Prince Shotoku's Seventeen Articles of the Constitution / Edict of Reform / Construction of the Great Buddha and Todaiji Temple / Reform of the Hanjeon system - Sanse Ichishinho and Kanden Einen Shizaiho / Transfer of the capital to Heian / Regency / Prosperity of the Fujiwara / Extortion by the State Council / Gijin (tribute to the Showon) / Beginning of the Expeditionary War / Monk Soldiers / The Johei and Dengyo Rebellions / The Heishi regime / Establishment of the Shugo and Jito / The Jokyu Rebellion / Shikken (power to rule) Politics - The purpose of the establishment of the Koseibai Shikimoku (御成敗式目) / Kamakura Ordinance / The invasion of Japan by the Mongols and Goryeo / The social situation of the late Kamakura period - villains / Kamakura Buddhism and ideology / The Kenmu regime / The anti-imperial edict / Ashikaga Yoshimitsu's national letter / Do-ikki and Ikko-ikki / The idea of ​​rebellion against the rule of the land / The emergence of the three-pronged system / The Onin War / Ashigaru (足輕) / Warring States Law / The introduction of firearms / The arson of Enryaku-ji Temple / The Tenshukaku (秀閣) of Azuchi Castle / The Taiko Inspection Site / Weapons confiscation order (Katanagari order) / Samurai house laws / Emperor and court control - Kinchu Byokuga house laws / Peasant control / National isolation order / Prohibition of killing (Shorui awaremi order) / History reading theory / Kyoho reform - Tashidaka system / Kyoho reform - Meyasubako / Tanuma politics

7.
Modern and Contemporary Japanese History_Park Hoon

Kansei (寬政) Prohibition of heterodox studies / Tenpo reforms and urban problems / Oshio Heihachiro's proclamation / The Russian threat theory of the early 19th century / Yoshida Shoin's overseas expansion theory / Concept of a new modern nation / The shogunate returns power to the emperor / Establishment of the imperial government / The Meiji government's foreign reconciliation policy / The Meiji government's national policy / Demand for the establishment of the Diet / Okubo Toshimichi's suggestion regarding the promotion of industry / Let's abandon Asia and become like Europe! / Comparison of the Emperor-related provisions in the Constitution of the Empire of Japan and the current Constitution of Japan / Imperial Rescript on Education from the Emperor to His Subjects / National Defense Concepts Based on Sovereignty and Interest / Yukichi Fukuzawa's View of the Sino-Japanese War / Establishment of the Constitutional Seiyūkai / Voices Opposing Overseas Expansion / Rise of Taisho Democracy / Public Peace Preservation Law / Eastern Conference and Japan's China Policy / Proclamation of the 'Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere' / Emperor Hirohito's End-of-War Declaration / The Emperor's Declaration of Humanity

8.
Southeast Asian History_Yoo In-seon

Linyi (林邑) / Funan (扶南) / The founding myth of Vietnam: The Story of Hong Pang / Yi Jing's visit to Sumatra in the 7th century / Annam Protectorate / Angkor Thom (capital city of the Angkor Dynasty) / Ramkhamhaeng the Great's inscription (1292) / Pingwu Dagu (平吳大誥, 1427) - Emphasizes that Vietnam is a country equal to China / Establishment of Singapore (1819) (Raffles' Letter to Colonel Addenbrooke.
June 10, 1819) / British colonization of the Malay Peninsula [Pangkor Engagement, January 20, 1874] / British colonial administration of the Malay Peninsula (Sir Frank Swettenham's "Malay Governance" speech, March 1896) / Treaty of Yandaboo, 1826 (part of southern Myanmar was ceded to Britain) / Declaration on educational reform by King Chulalongkorn of Thailand (1868–1910) / First Treaty of Hue (August 25, 1883) (French colonial occupation of Vietnam) / Royal Edict of the King (1885, appeal by the Vietnamese emperor to resist the French army) / Letter of Cartini (1899) (embryo of Indonesian nationalism) / Phan Boi Pan Phuoc's 『History of the Fall of Vietnam』 / 1932 Thai coup statement (Thailand became a constitutional monarchy from this point on) / Magellan-related inscription / Japanese military "Instructions of the Military Governor-General" in Singapore (1942) (Japan's blueprint for Southeast Asia) / Ho Chi Minh's 1945 Declaration of Independence of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam / The Birth of Pancasila (Sukarno's speech in June 1945: The philosophical basis for the construction of the Indonesian nation) / 1947 Pang Long Agreement (Unification of Myanmar's various ethnic groups) / Separation of Singapore from Malaysia (1965) / From the writings of King Sihanouk of Cambodia (Hospitality toward Vietnam) / 1973 Paris Peace Accord (Vietnam Peace Agreement) / ASEAN Declaration (Bangkok Declaration, Bangkok, (August 8, 1967) / Resolution on the name, flag, national emblem, capital, and national anthem (July 2, 1976, Hanoi) / Adoption of Vietnam's Doi Moi policy (6th National Congress, December 15-18, 1986) / What does Aung San Suu Kyi think of the Rohingya Muslims? / Statement by the President of the UN Security Council welcoming the independence of East Timor (May 20, 2002)

9.
Indian History_Lee Ji-eun

Ancient Indians' view of time and history / Pastoralism in Aryan society / Buddhist teachings on ethical practice / The sixteen great kingdoms (Mahānapada) around the 6th century BC / Republican traditions in ancient India / Financial administration in the Mauryan Empire / The principle of ruling the ancient empire by Dharma / Ancient mercantile guilds and investment / Ancient caste society / Land grants in the Gupta era / Military and tax administration in the late Gupta era / Territory and power in the late Gupta era / Mahmud Ghazni's invasion of India / The territory of the Chola Kingdom in South India in the 11th century / The expansion of Islam into India and the establishment of the Delhi Sultanate / Rajya (reigned 1236-1240), a female sultan of the 13th century / The Battle of Panipat (1526) / Bureaucracy in the Mughal era - the Mansab system / Land classification and land tax, and other taxes / Emperor Akbar's tolerant religious policy - the establishment of Ibadat Khana / Teachings of Sikhism / Aurangzeb's order to re-collect Jizya / The majesty of Vijayanagara / The beginning of formal commercial relations between Britain and India / Trade relations of the Mughal Empire in the 17th century / The East India Company's acquisition of Bengal tax rights in 1765 / Causes of the Mutiny of 1857 / Political changes after the Mutiny of 1857 / Wealth drain and poverty in India / The establishment of the Indian National Congress / Partition of Bengal / Swaraj in India / The powers of local governments and the creation of local legislatures / Salt Satyagraha and civil disobedience / Local self-government and local election provisions under the Government of India Act, 1935 / Abolition of caste / Declaration of Pakistan / 'Hands off India!' - Quit India Movement / Proclamation of the Provisional Government of Free India (Azad Hind) / Partition and independence of India and Pakistan / The path forward for independent India / The Third Indo-Pakistani War and the birth of Bangladesh / New Economic Policy (1991)

10.
West Asian History_Lee Eun-jeong

The Opening Chapter of the Quran (Surah al-Fatihah) / Hadith (had.th) (Al-Bukhari) / Hadith (Muslim) / The Death of the Third Caliph Uthman (Al-Tabari) / The Virtues of the Turks (Al-Jahiz) / Muslims' Thoughts on the Reasons for the Crusades (Ibn al-Ashir) / The Tragedy of the Mongol Invasion (Ibn al-Ashir) / The Dream of Osman Ghazi, the Founding Monarch of the Ottoman Empire (Asik-Pashak-Zadeh) / The Conquest of Constantinople (Tursun Bey) / The Treaty of Küçük Kaynarca (1774) / Napoleon's Invasion of Egypt (Al-Jabbarti) / The Treaty of Balta Limane (Anglo-Ottoman Commercial Treaty) / The Edict of Gülhane (Rose Garden) / Jamal ad-Din al-Afghani's Refutation of Ernest Renan's Criticism of Islam / The Young Turk Exiles' Japan and the Ottoman Empire Comparison: 'Turkey and Japan' / Balfour Declaration / Memoirs of the War of Independence (Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, Nutuk) / Gamal Abdul Nasser's speech at Port Said on Victory Day, December 23, 1961 / Islamic government (Ayatollah Khomeini) / Jihad against America (Osama bin Laden)

11.
Inland Asian History_Jeong Jae-hoon

Herodotus's account of Scythia / The customs and political system of the Huns / Zhang Qian's western travels and transportation routes during the Han Dynasty / The differences in Sima Qian's and Ban Gu's perceptions of the Huns / The unfinished nomadic empire.
The origin and customs of the word "Yu-Ryeon" / Various founding myths borrowed by the Turks to unify the nomadic world / Negotiations between the Turks and Rome (Sassanid Persia, Hephthalites, and Western Turks) / Sogdiana and Sogdian merchants / Xuanzang's travel route: The road to Sogdiana and the summer camps of the Western Turks / The past memories and legacy of the Turks / The political system of the early Uyghurs / The acceptance of settled elements by the Uyghurs and the horse trade / The acceptance of Manichaeism by the Uyghurs / The political system and customs of the Tibetans, and their marriage relationship with the Tang Dynasty / Wang Yande's travelogue of the 10th-century Gaochang Uyghur Kingdom / The seasonal migrations of the Liao Dynasty (Khitan) emperors / Records of Mongolia before the emergence of Genghis Khan / The establishment of Jamchi (post stations) by Ögedei Khan / The world history created by the Mongol Empire: The motivation for writing the "Jip-Sa" / Shah Rukh of the Timurid dynasty and the Yongle Emperor of the Ming dynasty Diplomatic negotiations / Part of the history of the conversion to Islam of Tughluk Timur, the first monarch of the Moghul Khanate / The spread of Tibetan Buddhism to Mongolia during the Oirad period in the first half of the 17th century / Later Mongols' recollection of past history: Okagato Khan praised his city thus / The Qing Dynasty's occupation and rule of East Turkestan (Xinjiang) in the 18th century / The Huimin Rebellion in Xinjiang in 1864, the Yagub Beg regime, and the establishment of Xinjiang Province / Russia's purpose for advancing into Central Asia in the mid-19th century / Mongolia's declaration of independence in 1911 / The Constitution of the Mongolian People's Republic (November 26, 1924)