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Corea

CONTENTS.

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PART I.

ANCIENT AND MEDIÆVAL HISTORY.

CHAPTER I. PAGE

The Corean Peninsula, 1

CHAPTER II.

The Old Kingdom of Chō-sen, 11

CHAPTER III.

The Fuyu Race and their Migrations, 19

CHAPTER IV.

Sam-han, or Southern Corea, 30

CHAPTER V.

Epoch of the Three Kingdoms.—Hiaksai, 35

CHAPTER VI.

Epoch of the Three Kingdoms.—Korai, 40

CHAPTER VII.

Epoch of the Three Kingdoms.—Shinra, 45

CHAPTER VIII.

Japan and Corea, 51

CHAPTER IX.

Korai, or United Corea, 63

CHAPTER X.

Cathay, Zipangu, and the Mongols, 70

CHAPTER XI.

New Chō-sen, 76

CHAPTER XII.

Events Leading to the Japanese Invasion, 88

CHAPTER XIII.

The Invasion—On to Seoul, 95

CHAPTER XIV.

The Campaign in the North, 104

CHAPTER XV.

The Retreat from Seoul, 115

CHAPTER XVI.

Cespedes, the Christian Chaplain, 121

CHAPTER XVII.

Diplomacy at Kiōto and Peking, 124

CHAPTER XVIII.

The Second Invasion, 129

CHAPTER XIX.

The Siege of Uru-san Castle, 137

CHAPTER XX.

Changes after the Invasion, 145

CHAPTER XXI.

The Issachar of Eastern Asia, 154

CHAPTER XXII.

The Dutchmen in Exile, 167

PART II.

POLITICAL AND SOCIAL COREA.

CHAPTER XXIII.

The Eight Provinces, 179

CHAPTER XXIV.

The King and Royal Palace, 218

CHAPTER XXV.

Political Parties, 224

CHAPTER XXVI.

Organization and Methods of Government, 230

CHAPTER XXVII.

Feudalism, Serfdom, and Society, 237

CHAPTER XXVIII.

Social Life—Woman and the Family, 244

CHAPTER XXIX.

Child Life, 256

CHAPTER XXX.

Housekeeping, Diet, and Costume, 262

CHAPTER XXXI.

Mourning and Burial, 277

CHAPTER XXXII.

Out-door Life.—Characters and Employments, 284

CHAPTER XXXIII.

Shamanism and Mythical Zoölogy, 300

CHAPTER XXXIV.

Legends and Folk-lore, 307

CHAPTER XXXV.

Proverbs and Pithy Sayings, 317

CHAPTER XXXVI.

The Corean Tiger, 320

CHAPTER XXXVII.

Religion, 326

CHAPTER XXXVIII.

Education and Culture, 337

PART III.

MODERN AND RECENT HISTORY.

CHAPTER XXXIX.

The Beginnings of Christianity—1784–1794, 347

CHAPTER XL.

Persecution and Martyrdom—1801–1834, 353

CHAPTER XLI.

The Entrance of the French Missionaries—1835–1845, 361

CHAPTER XLII.

The Walls of Isolation Sapped, 367

CHAPTER XLIII.

The French Expedition, 377

CHAPTER XLIV.

American Relations with Corea, 388

CHAPTER XLV.

A Body-Snatching Expedition, 396

CHAPTER XLVI.

Our Little War with the Heathen, 403

CHAPTER XLVII.

The Ports Opened to Japanese Commerce, 420

CHAPTER XLVIII.

The Year of the Treaties, 433

CHAPTER XLIX.

The Economic Condition of Corea, 443

CHAPTER L.

Internal Politics: Chinese and Japanese, 458

CHAPTER LI.

The War of 1894: Corea an Empire, 472

CHAPTER LII.

Japan and Russia in Conflict, 484

CHAPTER LIII.

Corea a Japanese Protectorate, 497

CHAPTER LIV.

Chō-sen: A Province of Japan, 507

INDEX, 521

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