A Korean history for international readers
Subtitle: What do Koreans talk about their own history and culture?
By: written by The Association of Korean History Teachers
Publisher: Humanist
Published: 2021
Place of publication: Seoul
Language: kor
Number of pages: 330
ISBN-13: 9791160807059
Subjects: History; Civilization; Study and teaching; Histoire; Civilisation; Étude et enseignement
Work titles: Oegugin ŭl wihan Han'guksa. English
Notes: First publisehd 15 November 2010. Second published 13 September 2021.

Includes index.
Table of contents: title: The Beginning of the Korean History; title: B.C. 500000-B.C. 1C; title: The Beginning of the Three Kingdoms Period; title: B.C. 1C-A.D. 700; title: Unified Shilla and Balhae in the South and North; title: 648-926; title: Emergence of a United Power Named Goryeo; title: 900-1135; title: A New Historical Perspective Formed Through Struggles Against Foreign Powers; title: 1135-1380; title: Rise of a New Dynasty, Joseon: The Beginning of New Traditions; title: 1380-1474; title: The Spread of Confucian Culture; title: 1474-1650; title: Various Attempts for Changes; title: 1650-1862; title: Joseon at a Turning Point; title: 1863-1896; title: An Unfulfilled Dream of Constructing a People's Nation; Subsequent Colonization and Oppression by the Japanese; title: 1897-1921; title: Koreans' Preparation for Liberation; title: 1922-1945; title: The Establishment of a Democratic Republic and the Country's Division; title: 1945-1960; title: Changing Korean Peninsula, Dynamic Korea; title: 1960-2010; title: A New Hope for the Future.