A History of Korea (115 page)

Songak.
See
Kaes
ng

S
njo, King of Chos
n,
81–82

South Korea,
2
,
18
,
30
,
45
,
67
,
78
,
84–85
,
105
,
140
,
144
,
200
,
202
,
220
,
223–24
,
236
,
250
,
255

as co-host of the 2002 World Cup,
271

economic development of,
185

historical perspectives in,
10
,
73

1970s in,
241

occupation by North Korea during Korean War,
208

participation in Vietnam War,
233

path toward industrialization in,
231

relations with China,
212

struggle between students and dictatorships in,
228

Southeast Asia,
232
,
272

southwestern region,
38
,
131

Soviet Central Administration (SCA),
215

Soviet Union,
196
,
199
,
206–7
,
208
,
214
,
216
,
219

collapse of,
252
,
259

establishment of relations with South Korea,
268

place in North Korean historiography,
223

Spain,
148
,
270–71
,
278

Ssial
i sori
,
247

ssir
m
,
9

St. Petersburg,
156

stalemate in Korean War,
210

Stalin, Josef,
207
,
217
,
219

Stalinism,
184
,
219

statecraft,
23
,
34
,
37
,
73–74
,
104
,
106–7
,
119
,
128
,
140

stock market,
272

streetcars,
141–42
,
145
,
149

student movements,
261

student protests,
225
,
227–28
,
234
,
267

student soldiers,
183

students,
15
,
128
,
163
,
166
,
230
,
237
,
241
,
263
,
265

in Japan,
183
,
191

subway,
239
,
245
,
272

Sui dynasty of China,
1
,
6–8

Sukchong, King of Choson,
88–92
,
105

Summer Olympics of 1988,
249
,
257
,
262
,
266
,
268

summit meeting,
274

summit of North-South leaders (2000),
255
,
270

Sunshine Policy,
274
,
280

Supreme Commander for the Pacification of P’y
ngan Province,
48

Supreme National Reconstruction Committee,
229

T’aebaek Mountains
,
203
,
243

T’aejo, King of Kory
(Wang K
n),
35
,
48

T’oegye (Yi Hwang),
74
,
90

Taedong River,
118
,
123
,
223
,
256

Taegu,
45
,
202
,
272

Taehan min’guk
,
140

Taej
n,
144

Taekwondo,
276

Taewi, Empire of,
48

Taew
n’gun (Prince Regent),
125–26
,
130
,
132

Taiping,
122

Taiwan,
139
,
206

“Tale of H
Saeng”,
102