A History of Korea (127 page)

Ky
ŏ
l

Ky
ŏ
lchak (ky
ŏ
lmi)

Ky
ŏ
ng

Ky
ŏ
ng Ch’
ŏ
n-h
ŭ
ng

Ky
ŏ
ng Tae-s
ŭ
ng

Ky
ŏ
ngae (King)

Ky
ŏ
ngbok-kung palace

Ky
ŏ
ngch’
ŏ
n-sa temple

Ky
ŏ
ngd
ŏ
k (King),
See also
Silla

Ky
ŏ
nggi
poetry

Ky
ŏ
ngguk taej
ŏ
n
(Great Code of State Administration)

Ky
ŏ
ng-gun

Ky
ŏ
nghaksa

Ky
ŏ
nghyang sinmun

Ky
ŏ
ngja
type

Ky
ŏ
ngjong (King),
See also
Kory
ŏ

Ky
ŏ
ngju

Ky
ŏ
ngju Kim clan

Ky
ŏ
ngmuch’
ŏ
ng

Ky
ŏ
ngse yup’yo

Ky
ŏ
ngsin hakkyo

Ky
ŏ
ngS
ŏ
ng Imperial University

Ky
ŏ
ngsun (King, Kim Pu)

Ky
ŏ
ngu-gung palace

Ky
ŏ
ngun-gung palace (T
ŏ
ksu-gung)

Ky
ŏ
ngy
ŏ
n

Ky
ŏ
nhw
ŏ
n

Ky
ŏ
nji

Ky
ŏ
rhon togam

Kyuny
ŏ

Kyuny
ŏ
kp
ŏ
p

Laozi

Law Concerning Special Measures for Safeguarding National Security

Lee Myung-bak: administration, anti-U.S. beef demonstrations, cross-Korea canal project, economic policies, election to Presidency, media reforms, popularity,
relations with North Korea, Sejong City project, views on Cheju-do uprising,
See also
Republic of Korea (South Korea)

Legal codes

Lenin, Vladimir

Lerch, Archer L.

LG

Li Hongzhang

Li Ji

Li Rusonh

Li Yuan

Liang dynasty

Liaodong fortress

Liaoyang fortress

Liberal Party

Liberty Forward Party

Libraries

Libya

Lin Biao

Literati (
sadaebu
)

Literature: Chos
ŏ
n, colonial rule, New Literature, novels, Silla, Three Kingdoms (Early)

Liu Shaoqi

Lord Amherst

Low, Frederick F.

Ma Jianzhong

MacArthur, Douglas

MacArthur statue

Mad cow disease

Maeil sinbo

Maeso-S
ŏ
ng

Magwa hoet’ong

Mahan federation

Maitreya Boddhisattva

Malgal people,
See also
Nuzhen Jin (Yain); Parhae

Malik, Yakov A.

Manchuria: Bronze Age, guerrilla movement, iron culture, Japanese interests in, Korean independence movement, Korean nationalist movement, Korean settlement, Liaoyang fortress, Nuzhen Jin occupation, Russian CCP troops, Tang rule of

Mandongmyo

Mangi

Mangsoi

Man’gw
ŏ
ndang

Manj
ŏ
k

Mao Zedong

Marananta (Maluonantuo)

March First Movement

Marcuse, Herbert

Maripkan
(great chief)

Marriage customs: Chos
ŏ
n, Kogury
ŏ
, Kory
ŏ
, Neolithic, polygamy, Silla, symbolism

Martin, Joseph W.

Masan Free Export Zone

Massacre in Jiandao (Massacre of 1920)

Matriarchy

McCloy, John J.

Media Reform Bill

Meditation (S
ŏ
n) sect

Megata Tanetaro

Meiji

Mencius

Merrill, Henry F.

Meteorology (Chos
ŏ
n)

Mich’
ŏ
n (King),
See also
Kogury
ŏ

Miin to

Mikoyan, Anastas

Milchik-sa

Military Armistice Commission (
MAC
)

Military cloth tax

Military Demarcation Line (
MDL
)

Military English Language School

MilS
ŏ
ng

“Mimana Nihon (Japan)-fu” story

Mimizuka

Min
(common people)

Min (Queen)

Min Chi

Min Chong-sik

Min K
ŭ
ng-ho

Min Ky
ŏ
m-ho

Min Y
ŏ
ng-gi

Min Yong-ho

Min Y
ŏ
ng-hwan

Min Y
ŏ
ng-ik

Minae (King)

Minami Jiro

Ming dynasty

Minjung movement

Mirror, multi-knobbed coarse-patterned

Mir
ŭ
k-sa (Temple of the Maitreya)

Miura Goro

Mohwagwan

Mok Nak
ŭ
nja

Mokchong (King),
See also
Kory
ŏ

Möllendorf, Paul Georg von

Molotov, V. M.

Mong yu tow
ŏ
n to

Mongmin sims
ŏ

Mongolia

Mongols

Morse, James R.

Mu (King),
See also
Parhae

Mu Ch
ŏ
ng

Muak

Mukhoja (Ado)

Mu-kwa

Mulchu

Mulgil (Malgal, Mohe)

Mumun t’ogi
(undecorated pottery)

Mun Ik-hwan

Mun Ik-j
ŏ
m

Mun Il-p’y
ŏ
ng

Munha sijung

Munhans
ŏ

Munj
ŏ
kw
ŏ
n

Munjong (Chos
ŏ
n King)

Munjong (Kory
ŏ
King)

Mun-kwa (tae-kwa)

Munmu (King),
See also
Silla

Munsin w
ŏ
lgwa p
ŏ
p

MunS
ŏ
ng (King),
See also
Silla

Mun
ŭ
m (
ŭ
ms
ŏ
)

Muo sahwa

Murong Huang

Murong Wei

Muryangsuj
ŏ
n

Mury
ŏ
ng (King),
See also
Paekche

Music

Muy
ŏ
l (King, Kim Ch’un-ch’u),
See also
Silla

Myoch’
ŏ
ng

My
ŏ
nggy
ŏ
ng-
ŏ
p

My
ŏ
ngjong (Chos
ŏ
n King)

My
ŏ
ngjong (Kory
ŏ
King)

My
ŏ
ngju

Myth of Tan’gun

Na S
ŏ
k-chu

Na Su-y
ŏ
n

Naeamun

Naeb
ŏ
p
chwap’y
ŏ
ng

Naedu
chwap’y
ŏ
ng

Naegak

Naemul (King),
See also
Silla

Naesin
chwap’y
ŏ
ng

Nagasaki

Naisen ittai
policy

Nakhodka Free Economic Area

Nam Chong-sam

Nam Il

Nam Kon

Nam Un

Nam-ban

Name Order

Nam-g
ŏ
n

Namgung
Ŏ
k

Namgy
ŏ
ng.
See
Seoul

Nam-gy
ŏ
ng

Namny
ŏ

Nam-saeng

Nam-san

Namy
ŏ
n

Nangnang (Lelang) Commandery

Nangsa

National Assembly

National Association for the Rapid Realization of Korean Independence

National college entrance examination

National Conference for Unification

National Congress for New Politics (
NCNP
)

National Construction Service (
NCS
)

National Council of Korea

National Council of the Korean Labor Union

National Defense Commission (
NDC
)

National General Mobilization Law

National Government of Korea

National Intelligence Service

National Press Club speech

National Reconstruction Program

National Security Laws

National Traitors Law

Naturalism

Neo-Confucianism: in Chos
ŏ
n, Kory
ŏ

Neolithic Age

Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission (
NNSC
)

New Democratic Party

New Democratic Republican Party

New History Textbook
(Fusosha textbook)

New Korea Democratic Party (N
KDP
)

New Korea Party (
NKP
)

New Main Society (Sin’ganhoe)

New Millennium Democratic Party (
NMDP
)

New Progressive Party

New Village Movement

Newspaper Law of 1907

Nihon shogi

Nim
ŭ
i ch’immuk

Nine Mountain Sects of S
ŏ
n

Nirvana (
Y
ŏ
rban
) sect

Nixon, Richard M.

Nixon Doctrine

Nobi an’g
ŏ
m p
ŏ
p
(Slave Review Act)

Nodong missiles

Nog
ŭ
n-ni railroad bridge incident

Nok
ŭ
p
(stipend villages)

Nongga chipS
ŏ
ng

Nongjang
estates

Nongj
ŏ
ng ch’waryo

Nongj
ŏ
ng sinp’y
ŏ
n

Nongsa chiks
ŏ
l

Nordpolitik

Norisach’igye

North Korea.
See
Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (North Korea)

North Korean Communist Party

North Korean Five Provinces Administrative Bureau

North Korean Human Rights Act of 2004

North Korean Interim People’s Committee

North Korean People’s Committee

North Korean Supreme People’s Assembly

North Korean Workers Party (
NKWP
)

Northern and Southern States period.
See
Parhae; Silla

Northern Limitation Line (
NLL
)

North–South Coordination Commission

North–South summit

Novels

Nuclear capacity declaration

Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty (
NPT
)

Nuclear Safeguard Agreement

Nuclear testing

Nuclear weapons programs

Nurhachi

Nuzhen Jin (Yain),
See also
Malgal people

Nuzhen Manchus

Ŏ
Chae-y
ŏ
n

O Chi-y
ŏ
ng

O Ky
ŏ
ng-s
ŏ
k

O Se-jae

O Tal-che

O Tong-jin

Ŏ
Yun-jung

Oath of Imperial Subjects

Obama, Barack

Obuchi Keizo

October People’s Resistance

Oeamun

Oey
ŏ
k-ch
ŏ
n

Office of the Government-General

Ogodei Khan

Oju y
ŏ
nmun changj
ŏ
n san’go

Okch
ŏ

Ondol
(underground heating)

Ŏ
nhae

Onjo,
See also
Paekche

Ŏ
nmun

Ŏ
nmun chi

Operation Big Switch

Operation chromite

Operation Little Switch

Opium War

OPLAN
5029-05

Oppert, Ernst J.

Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (
OECD
)

Oriental Development Company

Ŏ
sadae (Sah
ŏ
nbu)

Osan School

Ostpolitik

Our Open Party (
OOP
)

Outward processing zones (
OPZ
s)

Owi toch’ongbu

Oxen

Ŏ
y
ŏ
ngch’
ŏ
ng

Pack peddlers

Pae Chung-son

P’aegang-jin garrison

Paejae haktang

Paek I-j
ŏ
ng

Paek Nak-sin

Paek Nam-un

Paek Su-han

Paekcha porcelain

Paekche: administrative structure, age of Chin family queens, Buddhism in, burial tombs, China’s version of history, Chos
ŏ
n views on, decline of, development of, fall of, founding of, HanS
ŏ
ng, historiography, map of, military campaigns, military organization, political structure, administration, relations with China, relations with Japan, relations with Kaya, relations with Kogury
ŏ
, relations with Silla,
44, royal succession in, Sabi, social structure, trade in, Ungjin

Paekche (Later): domination of Kory
ŏ
by, establishment of, fall of, raiding of

Paekch
ŏ
ng

Paekky
ŏ
l

Paektam-sa temple

Paektu-san

Paekundong

P’aes
ŏ
l munhak

Pagodas