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  • Abdication of last King of Koryu, I 293
    • of King of Tan-jong, I 311
  • Aborigines, I 2
  • Adulteration of food, I 171
  • Advisers, Foreign, II 271, 372
  • Adviser, Judge O. N. Denny, II 245
  • A-gol-t’a, I 171
  • Agriculture encouraged, I 149
  • Aid from China, I 400
  • Allen, Dr H. N., II 237, 241
  • Alexeieff arrives, Kir, II 313
  • Alexeieff supersedes Dr. Brown, 313
    • withdraws, II 316
  • Alliance, Anglo-Japanese, II 335
    • between Korea and Japan, II 275
    • of Silla and China, I 104
  • Alphabet invented, I 307
  • Altar repaired, Tan-gun, II 136
  • Altar of Tan-gun, I 3
  • American expedition, II 212
  • American farm, II 232
  • American fleet retires, II 214
  • American fight on Kang-wha, II 214
  • American Minister, First, II 232
  • Anarchy in Koryu, I 109
    • in Song do, I 195
  • Anju Skirmish, II 365
  • An Kyung-su murdered, II 328
  • Annals of Three Kingdoms, I 177
    • of Koryu, I 149
    • of Early Korea, I 35
  • Annani rice, II 332
  • Arab traders, I 118
  • Arch demolished, Chinese, II 281
  • Arms, Hideyoshi’s, I 350
  • Army cared for, I 143
    • of Chinese, II 14
  • Army, Hideyoshi’s, I 350
    • of 1000, B. C., I 11
    • counter-invasion, Chinese, II 2
    • reform, II 19
    • to invade Japan, Mongol, I 219
    • to meet Manchus, Korean, II 97
  • Asan, Battle of, II 254
    • Naval battle of, II 252
  • Assassination of seven ministers, II 237
    • of king of Koryu, I 181
  • Assault on Nam-han, II 109
  • Astronomical instrument, I 334
  • Astronomy, I 154, 303, 315
  • Asylum in Korea, Wiman’s, I 14
  • Attack of Japanese war vessels, II 219
  • Authenticity of annals of early Korea, I 35
  • “Baby War”180
  • Centralization of Power, II 334
  • Ceramics, II 55
  • Cespedes, Gregoris de, II 37
  • Chariots, War, II 170
  • Charges against King Sun-jo, False, II 41
    • ” against Queen of Sun-jo, False, II 62
  • Chemulpo, Battle of, II 359
  • Che-ju (Quelpart), I 74 See Quelpart
  • Ch’i Dynasty in China, I 75
  • Chil-lin, Admiral, II 39
  • Chin-bun, I 18
  • Chin-han, I 30
    • ” Origin of, I 30
    • ” Customs of, I 31
  • China aids Korea, I 400
    • ” appealed to, I 397, II 250
    • ” breaks treaty with Japan, II 250
    • ” disavows responsibility for Korea, I 220
    • ” informed of Japanese invasion, I 385
    • ” sides with Silla, I 97
  • Chinese army, II 14
    • ” army arrives, II 230
    • ” army of counter-invasion, II 2
    • ” bribed, II 12
    • ” demand removal of Japanese, II 238
  • Chinese disaster, I 91
    • ” evacuate Pyeng-yang, II 257
    • ” generals, II 2
    • ” immigration, I 146
    • ” influence, I 78
    • ” innovations, I 78
    • ” intervention, I 45
    • ” official grades, I 148
    • ” refuges, I 30, 36, 57
    • ” refugees from Manchuria, II 68
    • ” retire from Korea, II 21
    • ” suzerainty denied, II 220
    • ” take over Customs, II 242
    • ” treachery, II 3
    • ” victory over Koguryu, I 58
  • Ch‘ing Empire founded, II 94
  • Ch‘oe Ch‘i-wun, I 124, 128
    • ” Literary work of, I 128
  • Cho Pyung-sik obstructs trade, II 248
  • Cho-ryung (Pass), II 354
    • ” ” deserted, I 356
  • Cholera scourge, I 322, 330, II 85, 194, 285
  • Chong Kong-ju, I 288, 292
  • Cho-sun, Founding of, I 295
    • ” ” Origin of word, I 136
    • ” to The United States, II 232
  • Eum-nu Tribe, I 24
  • Equestrian feat, I 250
  • Evacuation of Seoul, 1592, I 362
    • ” of Nam-han, II 124
    • ” of Korea by Japanese, 1596, II 26
    • ” of Seoul by Japanese 1592, II 11
    • ” of Pyeng yang, Japanese, 1596, II 7
  • Examinations begun, I 146
  • Examiners punished, II 174
  • Exposure of infants, II 151
  • Extortion, II 334
  • Factions, I 146, 161
  • Faction massacred, Civil, I 178
    • ” ” Military, I 162
  • Factional quarrels, I 333, II 52, 92, 153, 162, 163
  • Factions forbidden, II 165
  • Faith Cure, I 183
  • Fall of Ka-rak, I 80
    • ” of Wija dynasty, I 15
    • ” of Kitan, I 188
    • ” of Koguryu, II 112
    • ” of Kung-ye, I 132
    • ” of Ky?n-wh?n, I 140
    • ” of Ma-han, I 33, 44
    • ” of Mongol Empire, I 260
    • ” of Ming Empire, II 139
    • ” of P?k-je, I 106
    • ” of Silla, I 140
    • ” of Sin-don, I 265
    • ” of Wiman dynasty, I 18
    • ” of Yi-Kwal, II 78
  • Family names, I 49
  • Famine relief, I 149
  • Famine, flood, plague, 1814, II 194
    • ” in Seoul, II 11
  • Farm, American, II 232
  • Feudal retainers, I 300
  • Feudalism stopped, I 300
  • Fire-arms, First, I 345
  • First bomb and mortar, I 407
    • ” capital, I 2
    • ” eclipse, I 11
    • ” envoy from Japan, I 59
    • ” fire-arms, I 345
    • ” Japanese Minister, II 222
    • ” Korean flag, II 225
    • ” iron-clad, I 376
    • ” Minister to Japan, II 225
    • ” Mongol Invasion, I 192
    • ” Printing-type, I 301
    • ̶ ongol, II 214
    • ” of Japan, Mongol, I 213, 225
    • ” of Japan, I 214, 304
    • ” by Kitan, I 150, 155
    • ” of Kogury?, I 87
    • ” of Korea by Sui Emperor, I 87
    • ” by Manchus, II 69, 82
    • ” First Mongol, I 192
    • ” of Liao Tung 240 A. D., I 57
    • ” Second Mongol, I 201
    • ” ” Japanese, II 30
    • ” planned, Second Japanese, II 29
    • ” by Red-heads, I 244
    • ” by Tap-dan, I 227
    • ” by Wiman, I 15
    • ” by Y?-jin, I 171
  • Invention of alphabet, I 307
    • ” of new weapons, I 330
    • ” in Silla,I 75
  • Iron building, I 236, 237
  • Iron-clad, The first, I 376
  • Iron money, I 152
  • Irrigation, II 169
  • Ito, Marquis, II 364
  • I-tu, The, I 119
I 264
  • Liberal cabinet, II 238
    • ” party, II 223
  • Light-houses, II 338
  • Lindsay, II 195
  • Liu Kiu envoy, II 188
    • ” islands, I 313
  • Literary activity, I 120, 315, 329, 331, 333, II 188
    • ” work of ChoÉ Ch’i-w?n, I 128
      • ” of King In-jong, II 182
      • ” of King Sun-jo, I 340
  • Loans, Beginnings of Government, I 65
  • Lobanoff-Yamata Agreement, II 308
  • Long-tailed fowls, I 29
    • Mabuda, II 94
    • Mahan, I 28
      • ” Conquest of, I 45
      • ” Customs, I 29
      • ” Fall of, I 44
      • ” population, I 30
      • ” religion, I 30
    • Mal-gal Tribes, I 25
      • ” treaty, I 135
    • Manchu camp, II 102
      • ” ” captives, II 127
      • ” ceremony, II 125
      • ” charges, II 82
      • ” conquests, II 68
      • ” demands, II 84
      • ” ” for tribute, II 93
      • ” enter Korea, II 99
      • ” ” Seoul, II 101
      • ” envoys insulted, II 96
      • ” invasion, II 69, 82
      • ” invade China, II 135
      • ” invasion, Omen of, II 97
      • ” Japanese offer of aid against, II 91
      • ” leader Hongt’asi, II 82
      • ” leaders, II 94
      • ” letter to Korea, First, II 66
      • ” oath, II 86
      • ” power, II 63
      • ” suzerainty, II 125
      • ” tablet, II 130
      • ” take Kang-wha, II 118
      • ” vandalism, II 113
    • Man-hunting, II 154
    • Map of North, II 169
    • Mararanta, Buddhist Monk, I 66
    • Mari Mountain, I 3
    • Ma-rip-gan, Royal title, I 70
    • Markets, Beginning of, I 76
    • Marriage Consanguineous, I 144, 145
      • ” with sister, I 144, 145
      • ” of present Emperor, II 18, 25
      • Nap-tap-ch?l defeated, I 252
      • National examinations, I 146, 237
      • Naval battle off A-san, II 252
        • ” ” off Chemulpo, II 359
        • ” ” of Chin-do, II 33
        • ” ” at Ok-po Island, I 375
        • ” ” at Pyuk-hang Harbor, I 377
        • ” ” near Sun-ch‘un, II 48
        • ” ” at Tang-hang Harbor, I 377
        • ” ” of Yalu, II 258
        • ” reform, II 172
        • ” stations, II 155
        • ” victory of Admiral Yi Sun-sin, I 399
      • Navy defeated, Korean, II 31
        • ” Korean, I 207
      • Nelson of Korea, The, II 49
      • Neutral territory across the Yalu, II 220
        • ” zone, II 350
      • Neutrality declared, Korean, II 351
      • Nickel coinage, II 270
      • Nine Tribes, The, I 2
      • Norach’i, Manchu Chief, II 63
      • Noron party in power, II 165
      • Northern Tribes, I 19
      • Noses and ears, II 38
      • Novel written, II 160
      • Oath, Form of, I 110
        • ” The King’s, II 278
        • ” to Mok Ho-ry?ng, King’s, II 163
        • ” to Manchus, II 86
      • Obeisance to Tsin Emperor, I 13
      • Obscene literature banned, I 321
      • Official garments, I 146
        • ” grades, I 148
        • ” names, Mongol, I 228
      • Ok-j?, Conquest of, I 52
        • ” tribe, I 22
      • Ok-py?n, The, I 331
      • Old maids consoled, II 150
      • Omens of fall of Kogury?, I 112
        • ” of fall of Kory?, I 239
        • ” of the Japanese Invasion, I 334
        • ” of fall of P?k-je, I 104
        • ” of fall of Sil-la, I 121
        • ” of Manchu invasion, II 97
      • Ondali, The, I 84
      • On-jo, I 41
      • Origin of A-gol-d’a, I 171
        • ” of alphabet, I 308
        • ” of Chin-han, I 30
        • ” of Chu-mong, I 37
        • ” of horse relay, I 76
        • ” of Keum-wa, I 37
        • ” of Kija, I 4
        • ” of markets, I 76
        • ” of Kogury?, I 36
        • ” of Korea, Legendary, I 1
        • ” of Korean hat, I 148, 149
      • South Korea settlements, I 32
        • ” Pu-y?, I 41
      • Southern Korea, Tribes of, I 28
      • Sparwehr, The, II 143
      • Speyer, de, II 315
        • ” recalled, II 313
      • Spies, Mongol, I 200, II 94
      • Spoils system, II 54
      • Starvation in Nam-han, II 107
      • Stevens, Adviser, II 372
      • Stone-fight, Origin of, I 276
      • Stork as official emblem, II 144
      • Store-houses, Gov’t, I 149
      • Su Cha-pil’s return from Japan, II 234
      • Sui Emperor invades Korea, I 87
      • Suk T‘al-ha, I 44
      • Sul Ch‘ong, I 120
      • Sulphur mines, II 149
      • Sungari River, I 38
      • Sun-jo, False charges against King, II 41
        • ” King, I 337
        • ” in Wi-ju, I 392
        • ” vindication of, II 41
      • Superstition, II 134
        • ” Buddhist, II 149
      • “Surprise” wrecked, II 203
      • Surrender of Nam-han offered, II 113
      • Suspension bridge, First, II 8
      • Su-ya-bul, I 34
      • Suzerainty castcast off, Chinese, II 273
        • ” Chinese claims to, II 245
        • ” Manchu, II 125
        • ” Mongol, I 194
      • Ta-bak Mt., I 1
      • Tablet of Regent, II 215
        • ” of the Manchus, II 130
      • T?-bong Kingdom, I 131
      • Tairano, I 345
      • Ta-jong active, I 292, 299
        • ” becomes king, I 300
      • Tal-geui, I 5
      • T‘am-na Kingdom, I 75
        • ” envoy to Kory?, I 136
        • ” prefect, I 178
        • ” a vassal of Kory?, I 142
      • Ta-n? well, I 184
      • Tang dynasty, I 92
      • Tan-gun, I 1
        • ” altar repaired, II 136
        • ” grave found, II 185
      • Tan-jong abdicates, I 311
        • ” murdered, I 312
      • Ta-p‘a-ra, I 44
      • T‘ap-dan invasion, I 227
        • ” Tribe, I 227
      • Tattooing, I < c013">Wiman, I 14
        • ” Invasion, I 16
      • Wina Cliff, I 43
      • Wine-drinker executed, II 175
      • Wine-making prohibited, I 301
        • ” and spirits prohibited, II 166
      • Witchcraft, I 330, II 161
      • Woman ruler, First, I 93
      • Women’s rights, I 221
      • Wreck of “Surprise”, II 207
        • ” of French war vessels, II 197
        • ” of “Gen. Sherman”, II 207
        • ” of Sparwehr, II 143
      • Wu-ti’s Conquest, Emperor, I 18
      • Wu-yi, Emperor, I 4
      • W?n-gyun defeated, II 31
      • Xylographic art, I 316
      • Ya-gol-da, I 201
      • Yalu, Battle of, Naval, II 258
        • ” Russian aggression on, II 348
      • Yamagata arrives, Marshall, II 258
      • Yang-?lla, I 74
      • Yang Tribe, I 19
      • Yasuhiro, I 344
      • Ye-m?k horses, I 21
        • ” religion, I 21
        • ” tribe, I 19
      • Yi Kwal’s rebellion, II 74
        • ” takes Seoul, II 77
      • Yi T’a-jo becomes King, I 295
        • ” defeats Japanese, I 271
        • ” deposes king, I 287
        • ” honored, I 254
        • ” reforms, I 288
        • ” retires, I 299
        • ” revolts, I 283
        • ” rise, I 248
        • ” successes, I 262
        • ” takes Liao Fortress, I 264
      • Yi Yong-ik’s methods, II 330
        • ” narrow escape, II 339
        • ” return, II 344
        • ” Rise of, II 329
      • Yi Sun-sin, I 375
        • ” degraded, II 30
        • ” fame, I 378
        • ” genius, II 40
        • ” great naval victory, I 399
        • ” Plot against, II 29
        • ” reinstated, II 32
        • ” tactics, Admiral, I 276
        • ” victorious, II 33, 48
      • Yin dynasty, I 4
      • Yongampo, II 347
      • Yong gol da, II 94
      • Yoshitoshi, I 345
      • Y?-jin attacked, I 161
      • Y?-jin invade, I 171
        • ” ravages, I 191
      • Yuan Empire named
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   

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