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Authors: Jinwung Kim
DJP
coalition
Dogs
Dolmen tombs
East Germany
EC
-121 incident
Eden, Anthony
Education Act of 1911
Eisenhower, Dwight
Elephants
Ellers, Annie J.
Emergency Measure Number Nine
Emille Bell
Endo Ryusaku
Enlightenment policy
Extended deterrence
Falcons
Far Eastern Assistance Act
Farmland Ordinance
Farmland Reform Act Bill
Federation of Korean Trade Unions
Fengwu-dong battle
Fifth Five-Year Economic and Social Development Plan
First Five-Year Economic Development Plan
First Five-Year Plan
First Kabo Reform
First Seven-Year Plan
First Sino-Japanese War
Five National Traitors of 1905
Five-section system
Five-Year Economic Development Plans
Flowering youth bands (
hwarang
)
Foote, Lucius H.
Ford, Gerald
Four Dragons of Asia
Fourteen Points
Fourth Five-Year Economic Development Plan
Fox hunting
France: relations with Chos
ŏ
n
Free City disaster
Free trade agreement
Friendship Treaty of 1876 (Treaty of Kanghwa)
Fuji Industrial Promotion Company
Fusosha textbook (
New History Textbook
)
Gallucci, Robert
Gaoli tujing (Kory
ŏ
togy
ŏ
ng)
Gaozong
General Order Number One
General Sherman
Geneva Conference
Geomancy
Germ warfare
Gilmore, George W.
Ginseng cultivation
Global (Defense) Posture Review (
GPR
)
Gongsun clan
Gorbachev, Mikhail
Government Aid and Relief in Occupied Areas (
GARIOA
) program
Grain loan system
Grand National Party
Grand United New Democratic Party (
GUNDP
)
Great Britain: Cairo Conference, Korean trusteeship policy, relations with Chos
ŏ
n, Yalta Conference
Great Commandery of Kyerim
Great Depression
Great Wall
Guanqiu Jian
Gujin tushu jicheng
Gunpowder
Ha Wi-ji
Haedong kayo
Haedong kongja
Haedong kos
ŭ
ng ch
ŏ
n
Haedong nongs
ŏ
Haedong t’ongbo
Haedong yosun
Haedong yuju
Haein-sa temple
Haeju (port)
Haeju Ch’oe clan
Haejwa ch’il hy
ŏ
n
Haengju, battle of
Haho
(low households)
Haiguo tuzhi
Hallimw
ŏ
n
Hallyu
(Korean wave)
Ham Sun
Hamel, Hendrick
Hamy
ŏ
n toenda
Han
Han Ching
Han Ch’i-yun
Han commanderies: creation of, Hy
ŏ
ndo (Xuantu) Commandery, Imdun (Lintun) Commandery, Nangnang (Lelang) Commandery
Han dynasty
Han Federation
Han Kyu-s
ŏ
l
Han Noe
Han Paek-gy
ŏ
m
Han people
Han Pin
Han S
ŏ
ng-g
ŏ
n
Han Yong-un
Hanabusa Yoshitada
Hanbo case
Hangbaekkuk
Hangma-gun
Han’guk tongnip undong chi hy
ŏ
lsa
Han’guk t’ongsa
Han’g
ŭ
l
Han’g
ŭ
l: in Chos
ŏ
n, preservation
Han’g
ŭ
l Day
Hansan-do, battle of
HanS
ŏ
ng,
See also
Paekche
HanS
ŏ
ng chubo
HanS
ŏ
ng Provisional Government
HanS
ŏ
ng sunbo
HanS
ŏ
ngbu
Han
ŭ
l gwa param gwa py
ŏ
l gwa si
Han
ŭ
nim
(heavenly god)
Hanyang.
See
Seoul
Hanyangga (Song of Seoul)
Hapchu
Hasegawa Yoshimichi
Hayashi Gonsuke
Heaven worship
Heavy and Chemical Industries Promotion Plan
Hiroshima
Historiography: Chos
ŏ
n, colonial rule, Kogury
ŏ
, Kory
ŏ
, Paekche, Silla, Three Kingdoms (Early)
History war
Ho Chi Minh
H
ŏ
Ch
ŏ
k
H
ŏ
Ch
ŏ
ng
H
ŏ
Ka-i
H
ŏ
Kong
H
ŏ
Kyun
H
ŏ
Wi
Ho-bu
Hodge, John R.
Hoeing implements
Hojang
H
ŏ
mch’
ŭ
k
Homeland Reserve Force
Homin
(wealthy people)
Hong Ik-han
Hong Kil-tong ch
ŏ
n
Hong Kuk-y
ŏ
ng
Hong Kye-hun
Hong Kye-nam
Hong Ky
ŏ
ng-nae
Hong Man-jong
Hong Man-sik
Hong Man-s
ŏ
n
Hong My
ŏ
ng-h
ŭ
i
Hong P
ŏ
m-do
Hong Se-t’ae
Hong S
ŏ
ng-nam
Hong Tae-yong
Hong Y
ŏ
ng-sik
Hong Y
ŏ
-sun
H
ŏ
n’gang (King)
Hongb
ŏ
m
Hongg
ŏ
nj
ŏ
k
Hongmun’gwan
H
ŏ
njong (King)
H
ŏ
nj
ŏ
ngy
ŏ
n’guhoe
Hop’ae
Hopkins, Harry
Horimoto Reizo
Horse domestication
Huang Zunxian
H
ŭ
igang (King, Kim Che-ryung)
H
ŭ
ijong (King)
Huitzong
Hulbert, Homer B.
Hully
ŏ
n togam
H
ŭ
mh
ŭ
m sims
ŏ
Hungary
H
ŭ
ngd
ŏ
k (King),
See also
Silla
H
ŭ
ngguk-sa
H
ŭ
ngnam
H
ŭ
ngny
ŏ
ng-bu
H
ŭ
ngsadan
Hun’gu
H
ŭ
ngwi-wi
Hunmin ch
ŏ
ng
ŏ
m unhae
Hunting-gathering
Hunyo sipcho
Hwach’a
Hwaj
ŏ
k
Hwalgu (
ŭ
nby
ŏ
ng)
Hwando-S
ŏ
ng
Hwang Chang-y
ŏ
p
Hwang Sa-y
ŏ
ng
Hwang U-s
ŏ
k Scandal
Hwang Yun-gil
Hwangbo Hang
Hwangbo In
Hwanggu ch’
ŏ
mj
ŏ
ng
Hwangguk hy
ŏ
phoe
Hwangsang
(emperor)
Hwangyongsa (Temple of the Illustrious Dragon)
Hwanung
Hwarang
(flowering youth bands)
Hwat’ong togam
Hyang
villages
Hyangch’al
writing system
Hyangga poetry
Hyanghak
Hyangni (aj
ŏ
n)
Hyangyak
Hyangyak chipS
ŏ
ng pang
Hyangyak kug
ŭ
p pang
Hye (King)
Hyech’o
Hyegong (King),
See also
Silla
Hyejin-t’ap
Hyejong (King),
See also
Kory
ŏ
Hyemin’guk
Hyesim (National Preceptor Chin’gak)
HyeS
ŏ
ngga
(Song of the Comet)
Hyojong (King),
See also
Chos
ŏ
n
Hy
ŏ
lgu-jin garrison
Hy
ŏ
llyangkwa
Hy
ŏ
ndo (Xuantu) Commandery
Hy
ŏ
ng
Hy
ŏ
ng-bu
Hy
ŏ
nhakg
ŭ
m (k
ŏ
mun’go)
Hy
ŏ
njong (King),
See also
Kory
ŏ
Hy
ŏ
nmyo-t’ap
Hyosim
Hyuj
ŏ
ng
Hyundai
Hyuryang-j
ŏ
n
I doctrine
Ib
ŏ
lch’an (or kakkan)
Ich’adon
Idu
writing system
Ihwa haktang
Ilchinhoe
Ilsimhoe
Iltong kiyu
Ilt’ong samhan
Im Ch’un
Im Kk
ŏ
k-ch
ŏ
ng
Im Kk
ŏ
k-ch
ŏ
ng
Im Py
ŏ
ng-ch’an
Im Sa-hong
Im Tong-w
ŏ
n
Im Y
ŏ
n
Im Yu-mu
Imdun (Lintun) Commandery
Imw
ŏ
n ky
ŏ
ngje chi
In-bu
Inch’
ŏ
n landing
Incident of the Korean Language Study Society
Independence Club (Tongnip hy
ŏ
phoe)
India
Injo (King),
See also
Chos
ŏ
n
Inj
ŏ
ng
Injong (King),
See also
Chos
ŏ
n; Kory
ŏ
Inju Yi clan
Inoue Kaoru
Instruments (musical)
Inter-Korean programs
International Atomic Energy Agency (
IAEA
)
Inwang chesaek to
Inwang-gy
ŏ
ng
(Sutra of the Benevolent Kings)
Iran
Iranian Revolution
Iron Age
Irrigation
Iry
ŏ
n
Isag
ŭ
m
(successor prince)
Isolationist policy (Chos
ŏ
n)
Ito Hirobumi
Iyonggam
Japan: annexation of Korea by, atomic bomb drop on, Buddhism in, China’s version of history, Chos
ŏ
n invasion (first), Chos
ŏ
n invasion (second), Chos
ŏ
n invasion of, colonial rule (
see
Colonial rule); Hata household, Jomon culture, Korean cultural influence on, Korean settlers in, Meiji, “Mimana Nihon (Japan)-fu” story, Mongolian invasion of, pirate raids by, pottery, relations with Chos
ŏ
n, relations with Kaya, relations with Kogury
ŏ
, relations with Kory
ŏ
, relations with North Korea, relations with Paekche, relations with Parhae, relations with Silla, relations with South Korea, revisionist history, rice riots in, Russo-Japanese War, shogunate system, Sino-Japanese Wars, Soga household, surrender of, WWII, Tok-to (Liancourt Rocks, Takeshima), Tokugawa shogunate, Tomb Culture, Tsushima Island, Yamato state, Yayoi culture, Zen in
Japanese Society for History Textbook Reform
Jiang Jieshi (Chiang Kai-shek)
Jin dynasty
Jizi (Kija)
Johnson, Lyndon B.
Joint Declaration of the Denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula
Joint Venture Law
Joy, C. Turner
JSA
incursions
Juche doctrine
June Resistance
Ka
(governors)
Kabin
type
Kabo ky
ŏ
ngjang
(Reform of 1894)
Kabo reforms
Kaech’
ŏ
nj
ŏ
l (Foundation Day)
Kaehwa
Kaehwadang
Kaekchu
Kaero (King),
See also
Paekche
KaeS
ŏ
ng
KaeS
ŏ
ng Industrial Complex
Kakkhun
Kalmun wang
Kamch’al-sa
Kamja
Kammu
Kammun-wi
Kang Cho
Kang Hong-nip
Kang H
ŭ
i-an
Kang Kam-ch’an
Kang S
ŏ
k-chu
Kang U-gyu
Kangdong yuk chu
Kangdong-S
ŏ
ng
Kanghwa-do
Kangjong (King)
Kangs
ŏ
Taemyo (Great Tomb of Kangs
ŏ
)
Kangsu
Kapcha sahwa
Kapsin ch
ŏ
ngby
ŏ
n (Coup d’état of 1884)
Kasil
Kaya confederation: decline, fall of, development of, relations with Japan, relations with
Kogury
ŏ
, relations with Paekche, relations with Silla
Kaya kingdoms
Kayak
ŭ
m
Kelly, James
Khan, Abdul Qadeer
Khrushchev, Nikita
Ki (Empress)
Ki Ch’
ŏ
l
Ki doctrine
Ki Tae-S
ŏ
ng
Ki U-man
Kib
ŏ
lp’o
Kihae soak
Kihw
ŏ
n
Kil Chae