Tan’gun was the symbol of a community connected by blood that accompanied the image of unity and purity in Korean history. It played a major role in the development and settlement of a homogenous nationalism, defining Ko...
This paper explores the significance of the three national treasures of Silla (Silla sambo) in the history of Koryŏ through analyzing the significance of the Three National Treasures of Silla.
There are the three nation...
The chohoe (朝會, court conference) was a ceremony symbolizing
royal authority which was conducted in traditional East Asian societies
heavily influenced by Confucianism. The Chinese character for cho (朝)
has traditi...
The significance of the Sino-Japanese War (1894-1895) for the evolution of the international relations in East Asia in the twentieth century as well as the unfolding of national histories in China, Japan and Korea has be...
This article analyzes three contemporary South Korean films that (re)present alternate histories of the Korean War: 2009 Lost Memories (2009 Rosŭt’ŭmemorichŭ) (Lee Simyung (I Simyŏng), 2002), Welcome to Dongmakgol (Welk’...
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Bodon Ju (2003). Recent Trends and Future Prospects in the Study of Ancient Korean History. International Journal of Korean History, 4(1),
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