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¡á To Korean Readers: How can we talk about Korean history to non-Korean readers?
¡á To non-Korean Readers: Who Read This Book : Hoping to get closer to each other through Korean history
¡á Prologue - Korean and Koreans, Who are they?

I. The Beginning of the Korean History - B.C. 500000~B.C. 1C
¡á Korea in the World, The World in Korea: Prehistoric Culture of the Korean Peninsula, and the Historic Periods
1. Since When Did the Existence of Man Begin on the Korean Peninsula?
2. Koreans Found Gojoseon: the First Kingdom of the Korean Peninsula
3. Developments of Several Ancient Kingdoms, in the South and North of the Korean Peninsula
¡á Historical Sites: The Largest Dolmen Kingdom in the World
¡á Life and Culture: Ritual Ceremony to God

II. The Beginning of the Three Kingdoms Period - B.C. 1C~A.D. 700
¡á Korea in the World, The World in Korea: Formation of the East Asian Culture Block
1. The Foundation fo the Three Kingdoms: Goguryeo, Baekje, and Shilla
2. Competitions Become Intense Among the Three Kingdoms
¡á Historical Sites: Ancient Tombs and Murals; Meeting the Goguryeo People 1,600 Years Ago
3. Goguryeo¡¯s Defeat of Successive Invasions of Sui and Tang
4. A Variety of Flourishing Cultures due to the Expansion of Trades
¡á Life and Culture: Bab and Gimchi, Stories of the Korean Dining Table

III. Unified Shilla and Balhae in the South and North - 648~926
¡á Korea in the World, The World in Korea: People Embarking upon a Journey to the World, and Seokguram
1. Shilla Unites Baekje and Goguryeo
2. The Unified Shilla and Balhae¡¯s Occupying the South and North of the Peninsula
3. The Remarkable Development of a Buddhist Culture
¡á Historical Sites: Bulguksa, a Temple in the Land of Buddha
4. The Decline of the South and North Kingdoms Era
¡á Life and Culture: Tile-roofed Houses, Straw-roofed Houses, and Ondol and Wooden Floors

IV. Emergence of a United Power Named Goryeo - 900~1135
¡á Korea in the World, The World in Korea: The Byeokrannaru Ferry Dock and Gaegyeong, the Imperial Capital of Goryeo
1. Goryeo Unites the Later Three Kingdoms
2. Goryeo Adopts the Civil Service Examination, and Develops a Bureaucratic Ruling System
¡á Historical Sites: Blue Celadon and Porcelain Expositions
3. Northeast Asia in Turmoil: Goryeo Employs Practical Diplomacy
¡á Life and Culture: Goryeo Believed in Buddha and Respected Confucius

V. A New Historical Perspective Formed Through Struggles Against Foreign Powers - 1135~1380
¡á Korea in the World, The World in Korea: Cultural Exchanges Between Goryeo and the Mongol Empire
1.¡°Liberate the Slaves of Samhan!¡±
2. Development of a New Historical Perspective
¡á Historical Sites: Jikji, and the Museum of Archaic Printing
3. Rise of the Reformers, Dreaming of a New World
¡á Life and Culture: The Meaning of Buddhism to Koreans

VI. Rise of a New Dynasty, Joseon: The Beginning of New Traditions - 1380~1474
¡á Korea in the World, The World in Korea: Korean¡¯s First Calendar, Chiljeongsan
1. Joseon Designates Hanyang as the Capital for a New Dynasty
¡á Historical Sites: The Annals of the Joseon Dynasty
2. Joseon¡¯s Expansion of Its Northern Border to the Amnokgang and the Dumangang
3. The Korean Alphabet Hangeul is Invented
¡á Life and Culture: Beautiful and Scientific Letters of Hangeul

VII. The Spread of Confucian Culture - 1474~1650
¡á Korea in the World, The World in Korea: Northeast Asia Engulfed in Wars
1. The Sarim Scholars, Dreaming of an Idealistic Governance Based on Neo-Confucianism
¡á Historical Sites: Seowon, Where Joseon Scholars¡¯ Life Can be Found
2. Turmoil from the Two Wars
3. Establishment of a Patriarchic Family System
¡á Life and Culture: Ancestral Rituals: Commemorating the Deceased Parents

VIII. Various Attempts for Changes - 1650~1862
¡á Korea in the World, The World in Korea: Those Who Visited Yeongyeong(Beijing) and Edo(Tokyo)
1. From ¡°Bukbeol¡± to ¡°Bukhak¡±; Expanding One¡¯s Perspective in Viewing the World
2. ¡°Let¡¯s Rebuild Joseon!¡±
¡á Historical Sites: The Hwaseong City and the Manseokgeo Reservoir, King Jeongjo¡¯s New City Construction Project
3. The People¡¯s Uprising
¡á Life and Culture: Joseon¡¯s Folk Paintings, Strikingly Reflecting the Daily Life

IX. Joseon at a Turning Point - 1863~1896
¡á Korea in the World, The World in Korea: Ports of All Three East Asian Countries Opened
1. The Old System at Risk; Joseon Seeks Reforms
¡á Historical sites: Ganghwado, the Beginning of the Modern History of Korea
2. Joseon Joins Modernized Countries
3. Radical Reforms Attempted
4. Clashes Between ¡°Revolution from the Bottom¡± and ¡°Reforms from the Above¡±
¡á Life and Culture: The Joseon¡¯s Image Reflected on the Westerners¡¯ Views, and the Western World in the Eyes of the Joseon People

X. An Unfulfilled Dream of Constructing a People¡¯s Nation; Subsequent Colonization and Oppression by the Japanese - 1897~1921
¡á Korea in the World, The World in Korea: Imperialists¡¯ Invasion and the Colonized Joseon
1. Last Reform of the Great Empire of Han (Daehan Empire)
¡á Historical Sites: Modern History at the Gyeongungung Palace and the Jeongdong Street
2. Joseon¡¯s Confrontation Against the Japanese Invasion
3. Joseon, a Colony of Japan: Distorted Modern History of Korea
4. March 1st Movement, The Pronouncement of Independence and Democracy
¡á Life and Culture: Taegeukgi and the National Anthem: Wishes for Independence

XI. Koreans¡¯ Preparation for Liberation - 1922~1945
¡á Korea in the World, The World in Korea: World War II and the Korean Independence Movement
1. Development Without Development: People Are Tired
2. Emergence of Social Movements
3. Emergence of Various Nationalist Movements
4. Founding a Nation While Fighting Against Fascism
¡á Historical Sites: Historic Hall of the Seodaemun Prison, and the Independence Memorial Hall of Korea
¡á Life and Culture: Migration of Koreans During the Occupation: Koreans Overseas

XII. The Establishment of a Democratic Republic and the Country¡¯s Division - 1945~1960
¡á Korea in the World, The World in Korea: Conflicts During the Cold War Period
1. Upon Liberation, the Process for Building a Nation Accelerates
2. Establishment of the Republic of Korea
3. Outbreak of the Korean War
¡á Historical sites: DMZ; from the Days of the 38th Parallel to the Restoration of the Gyeongeuiseon Railroad
4. Divided into Two Nations
¡á Life and Culture: The Differences and Similarities Between Two Koreas

XIII. Changing Korean Peninsula, Dynamic Korea - 1960~2010
¡á Korea in the World, The World in Korea: People¡¯s Power in the 1980s and the June Democracy Movement
1. Industrialization Picks Up Pace in South Korea
¡á Historical sites: Metropolitan City: the New Image of Today¡¯s Seoul
2. Accomplishment of Both Industrialization and Democracy
3. North Korea: the Socialist Country Hits a Wall
4. The Korean Peninsula Changing, South and North Getting Closer
¡á Life and Culture: One Million Foreigners, Various Nationalities Inside Korea

¡á Epilogue - A New Hope for the Future

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