Volume 2 — INDEX.
Reading edition
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 work, II 169
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”“Baby War”, The, II 247
Banishment of king, I 179, 237
Bank Notes, Dai Ichi Giuko, II 337
Bank, Run on Japanese, II 345
Barter, I 222
Battle with Americans, II 214 ” of Ab-sung, II 168 ” A-san, II 254 ” off A-san, Naval, II 252 ” of Chemulpo, II 357 ” Chik-san, II 34 ” Chin-do, Naval, II 33 ” Chin-ju, I 406 ” Cho-gye, I 394 ” at Chng-duk Monastery, French, II 210 ” of Chöng-ju, II 365 ” on Ch’ung-ju, I 404 ” off Han-san, Naval, I 399 ” of Hang-juHang-ju, II 10 i2” of He-on pass, II 8 ” of I-ch’i, I 399 ” of Ka-doKa-do Island, II 129 ” of Keum-nyung, I 396 ” of Kil-ju, I 409 ” of Köm-san, I 394 ” of Kwang-gyo Mt., I 374 ” of Kye Pass, I 372 ” of Kyöng-ju, I 408 ” of Nam-wun, II 32 ” of Ok-pŏ Island, Naval, I 375 ” of Pu-go, II 65 ” of Pom-nout Island, II 46 ” of Puk-du-man, I 374 ” of Pyeng-yang, I 401, II 257 ” off Pyuk-hang Harbor, Naval, I 377 ” near Sun-ch’un, Naval, II 48 ” of Sung-ju, II 14 ” of Tang-hang Harbor, Naval, I 377 ” of Tong-na, I 352 ” of Yalu, Naval, II 258 ” of Yö-san, I 404 ” of Yöng-jung, II 219 ” at Yung-wun Fortress, I 378
Bear in Korean legend, The, I 1
Beginning of feud between Korea and Japan, I 59 ” of government loans, I 56 ” of historical writing, I 81 ” of Japanese raids, I 190 ” of Koguryu hostility to China, I 45 ” of the Mongols, I 186 ” of political parties, I 339 ” of present reign, II 202
Bell cast for Seoul, I 314 ” of Silla, I 121
Berneux, Bishop, II 200
“Big Bell” hung, The, I 318
Bishopric of Korea, The, II 196
Bismark of Korea, The, II 152
Blood-bridge fenced in, The, II 172
Blood stained bridge, I 292
Body-guard of Emperor, II 318
Bomb and Mortar, I 407
Bombardment of Nam-han, I 121
Books, Buddhist, I 169, 232 ” Christian, II 183 ” Edict against Christian, II 167 ” of history, I 177 ” on Japan, Korean, II 52 ” published, I 338, II 188 ” published by King In-jong, II 182
Books of sorceresses &c. burned, I 302 ” on various sciences, I 315
Border warfare, I 321, 338, 340, 341, 344
Botany, I 171
Boundaries of Eum-nu, I 24 ” of Kia-rak, I 50 ” of Kija’s kingdom, I 8, 10 ” of Koguryŭ, I 39 ” of Ma-han, I 28 ” of Mal-gal, I 25 ” of Ok-jŭ, I 22 ” of Sŭ-Ya-bŭl, I 34 ” of Wi-man’s kingdom, I 16 ” of Yŏ-mak, I 20
Branding forbidden, II 172
Bribed, Chinese, II 13
Bribery, Japanese, II 48
Bridge, First suspension, II 8 ” of fish, I 38 ” Kitan, I 161
British Gov’t upholds Mr. Brown, II 313 ” occupy Port Hamilton, II 241 ” treaty, II 233
Brown, C. M. G., J. McLeavy, Adviser, II 307
Bruguiere, First Bishop, II 196
Buddha, A standing, I 316
Buddhism under ban, I 298 ” checked, I 145 ” versus Confucianism, I 164 ” Eight laws of, I 82 ” Enormous increase, I 165 ” to the fore, II 333 ” Introduction of, I 65 ” of Japan, I 123 ” of Kung-ye, I 131 ” obligatory in Coguryŭ, I 67 ” in Pak-je, Introduction of, I 66 ” rampant, I 145 ” set back, I 301 ” in Silla, I 76 ” state religion, I 143 ” of Wang-gön, I 134
Buddhist books, I 83, 150, 169, 232 ” convents broken up, I 319 ” excesses in Silla, I 83 ” examination, I 169 ” festival, I 134 ” imposition, I 183 ” monastery, Great, 167 ” monastery, II 147 ” monks forbidden to enter Seoul, I 319 ” monk from China, 142
i3Buddhist militant, I 402 ” relic, I 163 ” superstition, II 149 ” trickery, I 176
Burial alive, I 77
Burning of bad books, I 382
Burning of palace, II 366
Cabinet, Liberal, II 238 ” A new, II 266 ” Pro-Japanese, II 296
Calendar, New, II 143
Camps, Mongol permanent, I 198 ” Manchu, II 102
Cannibals, I 227, 249
Capital, First, I 2 ” at Han-yang, I 243 ” Kija’s, I 7 ” of Koryu burned, I 158 ” moved to Seoul, I 296 ” plundered, I 249
Captives exchanged, II 129 ” in Japan, Korean, II 37 ” to Manchus, II 127
Cash, Copper, I 171
Catapult, Korean, I 193
Census of 1767, II 180 ” II 153 ” law, II 251
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 19
Christian persecution of 1839, II 196 ” persecutions, II 185, 186, 191
Christians at Nagasaki, Korean, II 37
Christianity, Causes of opposition to, II 191 ” Spreads, II 200 ” Studied, II 183
Chu, Emperor, I 4
Chu-mong, I 37
Chŭk Tribe, I 19
Chul-bun Pu yu, I 38
Civilization under Kija, I 8
Clepsydra, I 303
Clocks introduced, II 163
Club, The Independent, II 306, 307, 316, 324
Coaling station, Russia demands, II 313
Codification of laws, I 315
Coffee conspiracy, II 318
Coiffure, Mongol, I 224
Coinage, I 152, 242, II 211, 270
Colonization of the North, I 306 ” Plan, II 335
Color of garments, I 222, 330
Compass, First, I 330
Concubines’ sons, I 340, II 81
Confucianism in Silla, I 121 ” revived, I 148 ” versus Buddhism, I 164
i4Confucius, Image of, I 233
Consanguineous marriage, I 144, 145
Conscription, I 290
Conquest of Dagelet Island, I 78 ” of Koguryu, I 40 ” of Ma-han, I 45 ” of Ok-ju, I 52 ” of Pu-yu, I 47
Conquests of the Manchus, II 68 ” of Su-ya-bul, I 34
Conspiracies, II 90
Conspiracy against Gen. Yi, I 90 ” of Kim Cha-jum, II 142 ” against King Sun-jo, I 346 ” of Kim Yung ha, II 167 ” of Regent’s son, II 282
Contrast between Korea and Japan, I 341 ” between North and South, I 29
Convents broken up, I 319 ” destroyed, II 164
Coolies demanded, II 370
Copper Buddha, A, I 301 ” cash, I 171
Cossacks in Korea, II 363
Costume, Mourning, I 78
Cotton growing, II 149
Counterfeiting, I 171, II 336
Cremation, I 117, 122
Currency, I 175, 233, 242 ” reform II 270, 366
Customs of aborigines, I 2 ” of Chin-han, I 31 ” of Cremation, I 117 ” of Eum-nu, I 24 ” of King plowing, I 77 ” of Koguryŭ, I 39 ” of Koryu, Mongol, I 221 ” of Ku-ran, I 26 ” of Ma-han, I 28 ” of Mal-gal, I 26 ” of memorialising the throne, I 121 ” Mourning, I 148 ” of Ok-ju, I 28 ” of Pal-hă, I 26 ” of Ye-mak, I 20
Customs Service, II 242
Dagelet Island, I 73, 138, 178
Dallet’s historical work, II 203
Dancing-girls banned, I 320
Dancing-girl, A brave, II 15
Decadence of Koryu, I 177, 242, 324 ” in Korea, II 69
Decadence of Wi-man Chosun, I 16 ” of Pak-je, I 94 ” of Sil-la, I 121, 131
Defense of Nam-han, II 102 ” of Christian persecution, Korean, II 199
Delimitation of Korea, I 31
Denny, Judge O. N., II 245
Detectives, II 170
Dictionary of Korean, I 309 ” Korean-Chinese, I 331
Disaffection, II 248
Disaster at Kang-wha, II 117 ” Japanese naval, I 399 ” to Chinese, I 91 ” Kitan, I 163
Dismemberment of Koguryŭ, I 113
Divination, I 243
Dog in Korean tradition, I 265
Dream, King’s, I 255
Dress (see garments)
Duel, I 278
Ears and noses, Korean, II 38
Earthquakes, I 329
Eclipses recorded, I 11, 35, 154
Education, Western, II 246 ” encouraged, I 304 ” in Sil-la, I 120
Egg in Korean tradition, I 34, 44, 57
Electric light, II 333
Elixir of youth, I 12
Emancipation of serfs, II 181
Embalming, I 50
Embargo on export of grain, II 332
Embassy to Europe, II 247
Emeute of 1884, II 236
Emperor, King declared, II 314
Envoy to Hideyoshi, I 346 ” insulted, Korean, II 57 ” ManchuManchu, II 96 ” to Japan, Păk-je, I 67 ” from Japan, First, I 59 JapanJapan, I 166, 260 ” to Japan, Chinese, II 23 ” Mongol, I 214 ” Third Mongol, I 217 ” killed, Mongol, I 224 ” killed, Ming, I 268 ” to King Sŭn-jo, Japanese, I 344, 345 ” from Ktau, I 154 ” from Liu Kin, II 188 ” to Manchus, II 85 ” Mongols Prince, I 209 ” from Mings, First, I 261 ” to Mongols, First, I 189 ” to present dynastydynasty, First Japanese, I 302 ” from Quelpart, I 136 ” to The United States, II 232
i5Eum-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 ” Buddhist, I 169 ” Decennial, I 329 ” I 164, 237, 319
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 Kyŭn-whŭn, I 140 ” of Ma-han, I 33, 44 ” of Mongol Empire, I 260 ” of Ming Empire, II 139 ” of Păk-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 ” suspension bridge, II 8 ” tobacco, II 134 ” woman ruler, I 93
Fish bridge, I 38
Fishery troubles in South, II 247
Flag, Korean, II 225 ” of Kija dynasty, I 11
Flight of Japanese from Pyeng-yang, 1593 II 7 ” of King in 1592, I 362, 363, 364 ” of Koryŭ King, I 15 ” to Kang-wha, I 195 ” of Yuan-shei-kei, II 265
Flowers Artificial, I 240
“Flying General”, II 18
Foote arrives, Gen. L., II 232
Foreign Advisers, II 271
Foreign Office established, II 231
Foreign relations, Book on, I 315
Foreign visitor, II 195
Foreigners threatened, II 248
Forestry, II 149
Fort at Ul-san, II 35
Forts, Japanese, II 13
Fortresses of Koryŭ, I 165
Fortress of Nam-han built, II 82 ” of Puk-han built 161
Foulk in American Legation, Geo. C., II 94
Founding of Chosŭn, I 295 ” of Kin Power, I 172 ” of Koguryŭ, I 36 ” of Koryu, I 134 ” of Su-ya-bul, I 34 ” of South Pu-yu, I 41 ” of Yuan Empire, I 218
Foundling asylum, II 151
Four Political parties, I 339 ” provinces, The, I 18
Fowls, Long-tailed, I 29
Fox in Korean lore, The, I 5
French defeat on Kang-wha, I 210 ” expedition, First, II 197 ” ” under Adm. Roze, II 208, 209 ” on Kang-wha, II 209 ” priests enter Quelpart, II 197 ” priests executed, II 196 ” priests executed, Nine, II 206 ” and Russian employees of Gov’t, II 332 ” war-vessels wrecked, II 197
Funeral of Queen, II 314
Fusan trading port, II 50
Gaoler Cabinet, II 301
Garments of Parties, II 146 ” Color of, I 222, 242, 330 ” Ming, I 263 ” Official, I 146 ” Style of, I 79
i6Gates roofed over, II 273 ” of Seoul, I 297
Gayuk Khan, I 200
“General Sherman” wrecked, II 207
Genghis Khan, I 185
Gensho, I 345
Geology, I 315
German treaty, II 233
Geurilla warfare, I 409, II 18
Ginseng, Tax on, I 236
GloireGloire, La, II 197
God of War, Temples to, II 53
Gold mining, I 169, II 284
Governor-general, Mongol, I 204
Goyo maru, II 367
Guilds in Seoul, II 172
Guluk Khan, I 230
Gun-powder first seen, I 272
Gutzleff, II 195II 195
Ha-bu-ru, I 37
Hamel, Heinrich, II 143
Hair, False, II 186
Hair-cutting, I 204
Hall, Capt. Basil, II 195
Hanabusa in Seoul, II 217
Han Dynasty, I 14
Hans, The Three, I 28
Han-yang Capital, I 170
Hasegawa, II 372
Hats, Korean, I 9
Hen in tradition, The, I 52
Hideyi in Seoul, I 367
Hideyoshi, Answer to, I 348 ” Envoy to, I 346
Hideyoshi’s ambition, I 344 ” arms, I 350 ” army, I 350 ” character, II 51 ” end, Story of, II 50 ” invasion of Korea, I 349 ” Letter, I 347 ” Second plan of invasion, II 28
Hiroshima Court of the Queen’s murder, II 289
History begun in Silla, I 81 ” of Koguryŭ written, I 87 ” published, I 177
Historical work, I 149, 321
Hol-pil-ryul, I 210, 211
Hong-t’a-si, Manchu leader, II 82
Horse relay, Origin of, I 76
Horses sent to China, I 278
Horses of Ye-mak, I 21
Horse-breeding on Quelpart, I 252
Hospital founded, I 314, II 241
Hostage, Crown Prince as, II 128
Hostages to the Mongols, I 214
Hun, Last of Kija line, I 33
Hunting parks, I 302
Hyun Tribe, I 19
Hyuk ku-se, I 34
Hyun-do, I 18
Imbert Bishop, II 196
Im-dun, I 18
Im-jin River, I 368 ” ” forced, I 381 ” ” guarded, I 370
Immigration of Chinese, I 146
Incarnation of Tan-gun, I 1
Incense, Mongol, I 240
Indemnity to Japanese, II 230, 240
Independence Club, The, II 306, 307 ” Club disbands, II 324 ” ” weakens, II 316 ” Day, II 222 ” declared, II 273 ” of Korea, I 7
Independent, The, II 308
Infernal machine, II 218
Innovations, Chinese, I 78 ” in Pak-je, I 81 ” from China, I 110
Inouye as Minister, Count, II 277 ” as special envoy, Count, II 230
Insurrection (see rebellion)
Interest, Legal rate of, I 148
Invasion of 107 B. C., I 17 ” Japanese, I 349 ” of China planned, I 292 ” Fears of Western, II 200 ” Hideyoshi’s, I 349 ” of Japan, plans of Mongol, II 214 ” of Japan, Mongol, I 213, 225 ” of Japan, I 214, 304 ” by Kitan, I 150, 155 ” of Koguryŭ, 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 Yŭ-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
i7Iron money, I 152
Irrigation, II 169
Ito, Marquis, II 364
I-tu, The, I 119
Jaisohn as adviser, Dr. P., II 277
Japan disavows acts of pirates, I 270 ” helps against pirates, II 274 ” invaded, I 214, 304 ” Korean alliance, I 275 ” Korean policy, II 219 ” A Korean Queen for, I 61 ” Mongolian invasion of, II 213, 225 ” Mongol message to, I 213 ” Mongol disaster in, I 220 ” Third Mongol envoy to, I 217 ” Second Mongol army to, I 223 ” Under Hideyoshi, I 343
Japanese allies of Pak-je, I 109 ” army lands, II 255, 256 ” ask for books, I 320 ” bribery, II 48 ” Buddhism, I 166 ” Captives to Mongols, I 215 ” declaration of war against China, II 252 ” defeated by Yi T‘a-jo, I 271 ” enter Seoul, 1592, I 367 ” envoy, I 260 ” ” to present dynasty, First, I 302 ” ” to King Sŭn-jo, I 344 ” evacuate Seoul, II 77 ” ” Pyeng-yang, II 7 ” fort at Ul-san, II 35 ” fortifications, II 13 ” freebooters, I 218 ” guard at palace, II 238 ” incursions, I 35 ” invasion, Omens of, I 334 ” ” second, II 30 ” land of Kunsan, II 354 ” land at Chemulpo, II 356 ” leave Korea 1596, II 26 ” legation burned, II 227 ” losses 1592, II 15 ” marry Koreans, II 45 ” masks, II 52 ” military teacher, II 225 ” minister First, II 222 ” mobbed, II 240 ” naval disaster, I 399 ” in North-east 1592, I 390 ” offer of aid against Manchus, II 91 ” Japanese policy, II 352 ” pirates, I 46 ” pursued, II 12
Japanese take Pyeng-yang, 1592, 380 ” before Pyeng-yang, I 386 ” raids, I 238, 239, 240, 243, 244, 246, 254, 255, 258, 264, 266, 267, 269, 279 ” ravages begin, I 190 ” relations, I 35 ” retire from Seoul, II 240 ” revolt, I 327 ” robbers defeated, I 336 ” routes, 1592, I 365 ” settlements, I 26, II 38 ” ” Shogun friendly, I 272 ” take palace, II 252 ” trade, I 307 ” ” resumed, I 333 ” ” suspended, I 328 ” trade at Fusan, II 216 ” trading station enlarged, II 136 ” trading station, II 59, 153 ” trading ports, I 298 ” treatment of Mongol envoys, I 214 ” treaty, II 221 ” war vessel fired upon, II 219 ” wish to colonise, II 335
Jealousy of Kato and Konishi, I 351 ” of Min faction, II 234
Jesuit priests in Peking, II 143
Ka-do Island, Battle of, II 129
Ka-ma tribe, I 48
Kang-wha attacked by French, II 209 ” disaster at, II 117 ” French defeat on, II 210 ” King ordered from, I 206, 207 ” King on, I 195 ” Manchus take, II 118 ” Palaces destroyed, I 209
Ka-rak, I 50 ” boundaries, I 50 ” fall of, I 80
Kato, General, I 351
Kaya, I 50
Keum-ma-gol, I 27
Keum-su-ro, I 50
Keum-wha, I 37
Kim Cha-jŭm’s blunder, II 99
Kim Hong-jip, Prime Minister, II 266 ” murdered, II 303
Kim Hong-nyuk killed, II 318
Kim Ok-kyun’s body dismembered, II 250 ” murdered, II 249 ” II 223
Kidnapping the Regent, II 231
i8Kija’s Capital, I 7 ” civilization, I 8 ” coming of, I 4 ” dynasty, I 11 ” dynasty, End of, I 15 ” laws, I 8 ” loyalty, I 6 ” origin of, I 4 ” reforms, I 8 ” route, I 6 ” tomb, I 10
Kijun, MigrationMigration of, I 27
Kin Empire, I 172 ” Good will of, I 173 ” dynasty extinct, I 198 ” letter, I 173
King deposed, Koryŭ, I 216, 287
King of Koryŭ abdicates, Last, I 292
Ki-tan bridge the Yalu, I 161 ” calendar, I 151 ” disaster, I 163 ” driven back, I 160 ” envoys, I 154 ” falls, I 188 ” refugees, I 187 ” invasion, I 150, 155 ” power, I 142 ” suzerainty, I 152
“Knife Gang”, II 156
Koguryŭ, I 36 ” Customs, I 39 ” boundaries, I 39 ” religion, I 39 ” dismemberment of, I 113 ” conquests, I 40 ” expansion, I 40 ” falls, I 112 ” hostility to China, I 45 ” Introduction of Buddhism, I 65 ” Origin of word, I 38
Konishi, General, I 351
Korean captives returned, II 55
Koryetz, II 355, 361
Koryŭ dynasty founded, I 134 ” King deposed, I 216 ” king goes to China, I 212 ” refugees, I 200 ” revolts from Mings, I 283 ” turns against Mongols, I 242 ” vassal of China, I 135 ” vassal to Mings, I 261 ” woman, Empress of China, I 237
Ko-ŭlla, I 74
Kow-shing sunk, II 253
Kublai Khan, I 210, 211
Kublai Khan kindness, I 228
Kuk-cho Po-gam, I 314
Kung-ye, I 127 ” a Buddhist, I 131 ” capital, I 130 ” fall, I 132 ” proclaimed king, I 130 ” rescue, I 127
Kŭ-ran tribe, I 26
Kŭ-sŭ-gan, I 34
Ku-wŭl Mountain, I 2
Kwaga, I 146, 237, 317
Kwang-ha becomes king, II 58 ” deposed, II 70 ” excesses, II 59 ” Prince, II 55
Kye-rim, I 52
Kyöng-bok Palace rebuilt, II 211 ” ” built, I 298
Kyöng-ju made Eastern Capital, I 149
Kyŭn Tribe, I 19
Kyŭn-whun, I 128 ”defeated, I 136 ”sacks Silla capital, I 136 ”war with Wang gon, I 137
Land measurement, I 142, 232
Law against adulteration of food, I 171 ” against counterfeiting, I 171 ” codification of, I 315 ” for detectives, II 170 ” of Kija, I 8 ” against Monasteries, II 148 ” against Murder, II 145 ” penal, I 111 ” of primogeniture, I 165 ” published, I 318
Legal reform, I 167
Legation guards, II 349
Legend of Tangun, I 1
Legends (see Tradition)
Letter from Hideyoshi, I 347 ” to French Gov’t, II 197
Li Hung-chang and the neutral territory, II 220
Liao Fortress taken, 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-wŭn, I 128 ” of King In-jong, II 182 ” of King Sun-jo, I 340
i9Loans, 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 205 ” of Japanese and Koreans, II 45 ” of widows first forbidden, I 321
Masanpo Russian coaling station, II 334
Masks, Japanese, II 52
Massacre of crew of “General Sherman”, II 207 ” of military faction, I 162 ” of civil faction, I 178
Mathematics, I 168
Maubant enters Korea, Pierre, II 196
Measures equalised, II 172
Measurement of land, I 232
Medical books, I 314
Megata, II 372
Memorial, I 121
Military emeute of, 1882 II 226
Military and civil factions, I 161 ” instructors, Russian, II 313 ” reforms, II 89, 144
Min faction, II 224
Min Seung-ho murdered, II 218
Min Yong-ik Envoy to U.S., II 232 ” conservative, II 233 ” wounded, II 236
Min Yong-jun beaten, II 249
Mines in warfare, II 193 ” sulphur, II 149
Mings angry, II 273 ” commands, I 263 ” demand for tribute, I 275 ” ” houses from Quelpart, I 267 ” dress adopted, I 263 ” dress and coiffure discarded, I 283 ” dynasty falls, II 139 ” envoy murdered, I 268 ” First envoy from, I 261 ” formally recognise Korea, I 279 ” power appears, I 240 ” suspicious, I 246
Mining concession, II 284 ” forbidden, II 169 ” gold, I 169
Minister to U.S., II 246 ” to Japan, First, II 225 ” of state killed, II 237
Minting of money, First, I 152
Mirrors, Japanese gift of, I 329
Missions in Korea, II 325 ” Protestant, II 211
Miura arrives, Viscount, II 286
Mock Battle, I 330
Mollendorff dismissed, II 242 ” employed P. G. von, II 232
Monasteries deprived of land, I 301
Monastery, Great, I 167 ” in Koguryŭ, First, I 65 ” Law against, II 148 ” as poor-houses, II 147
Money, I 152, 171, 242 ” Silver, I 233
Mongols, Allies of, I 187 ” Appeal to, I 205 ” army, Composition of, I 220
i10Mongols to invade Japan, I 219 ” ” Japan, Second, I 224 ” Origin of, I 185 ” besiege Song-do, I 193 ” captives, I 204 ” charges, I 197 ” ” against Koryŭ, I 213 ” coiffure, I 223 ” customs in Koryŭ, I 221 ” demand for tribute, I 190, 194, 211 ” ” of surrender, I 203 ” disaster in Japan, I 220 ” disaster, I 226 ” dynasty decadent, I 240 ” Empire falls, I 260 ” envoy, First, I 189 ” ” in Japan, I 214 ” ” to Japan, Third, I 217 ” ” to Japan killed, I 224 ” fear of water, I 198 ” GovernorGovernor-general, I 204 ” Hostages to, I 214 ” humble, I 243 ” incense, I 240 ” invasion, First, I 192 ” incursion, Last, I 254 ” invasion of Japan, I 213, 225 ” Korea surrenders to, I 194 ” Koryŭ turns against, I 242 ” message to Japan, I 213 ” monster, I 204 ” official names, I 222 ” permanent camps, I 198 ” Prince as envoy to, I 209 ” princess, I 216 ” Queen, I 223, 229 ” in Quelpart, I 259 ” ” ” destroyed, I 268 ” residency, I 194 ” resident dismissed, I 242 ” retire from Korea, I 211 ” ruthlessness, I 199 ” second invasion, I 201 ” siege of Ch‘un-ch‘un, I 203 ” spies, I 200, II 94 ” settle in Koryŭ, I 208 ” Treaty with, I 197
Monk soldier, I 402
Morals, Lax, I 150
Mortar, Bomb and, I 407
Mourning customs changed, I 148 ” for dead king begun, I 338 ” garb, I 78
Mudangs banned, II 174
Mu je’s conquests, Emperor, I 18
Mukden, S. S., II 356
“MulberryMulberry Palace” built, II 182
Murder of An Kyung-su, II 328 ” of Chöng Mong-ju, I 292 ” of king of Koryŭ, I 181 ” of King Tan-jong, I 312 ” of Kim Ok-kyun, II 249 ” Law against, II 145 ” Punishment for, I 176
Music in Silla, I 82
Musical instruments, I 11, 330, II 173 ” reform, I 322
Myung-ye Palace, II 17
Nagamori’s Scheme, II 368
Names, Family, I 49
Nam-han, Assault on, II 109 ” Attempts to relieve, II 106, 109, 110, 111 ” Defense of, II 102 ” evacuated, II 124 ” Fortress built, II 82 ” King escapes to, II 100 ” Manchu fence about, II 105 ” offer of surrender, II 113 ” SortiesSorties from, II 103, 105, 107 ” Starvation in, II 107
Nang-nang Tribe, I 18, 25
Nap-tap-chŭl 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-ryŭng, King’s, II 163 ” to Manchus, II 86
i11Obeisance to Tsin Emperor, I 13
Obscene literature banned, I 321
Official garments, I 146 ” grades, I 148 ” names, Mongol, I 228
Ok-jŭ, Conquest of, I 52 ” tribe, I 22
Ok-pyŭn, The, I 331
Old maids consoled, II 150
Omens of fall of Koguryŭ, I 112 ” of fall of Koryŭ, I 239 ” of the Japanese Invasion, I 334 ” of fall of Păk-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 Koguryŭ, I 36 ” of Korea, Legendary, I 1 ” of Korean hat, I 9 ” of Manchus, II 63 ” of mourning customs, I 78 ” of name Sil-la, I 77 ” of political parties, I 339 ” of posthumous titles, I 79 ” of Silla, I 34 ” of southern Koreans, I 32 ” of Sŭ-ya-bŭl, I 34 ” of stone fights, I 236 ” of T’am-nă, I 75 ” of Tonghak, II 203 ” of the word Chosun, I 19 ” of word Koguryŭ, I 38 ” of Yŭn Kingdom, I 52
Pagoda built, I 170
Pai Chai School, II 246
Pak Tribe, I 19
Pak Hyŭk-kŭ-se, I 34
Păk-je, I 41 ” falls, I 106 ” Introduction of Buddhism into, I 166 ” treachery, I 45
Păk-tu-san, Sacrifice to, II 179
Păk Yong-hyo pardoned, II 274 ” final departure, II 284 ” return from Japan, II 273 ” II 225
Palace built, Kyöng-bok, I 298 ” ” New, II 310 ” ” “Mulberry”, II 61 ” ” Burned 1592, I 363 ” ” 1904, II 366 ” guard, Russian, II 311 ” of Kang-wha, I 198, 200 ” on Kang-wha destroyed, I 209 ” rebuilt, Kyöng-bok, II 211 ” stormed, II 227 ” taken by Japanese, 1894 II 252
Pal-hă Tribe, I 26
Pander to Mongol Court, I 232
Panic because of fall of Peking, II 200 ” in Seoul, I 361 ” in Seoul 1592, I 354 ” ” ”, II 230 ” Strange, II 184
Parties formed, Political, I 339, II 52, 92, 146
Party strife forbiddenforbidden, II 165
Peace proposals 1598, I 48
Peddlars Guild, II 320, 364
Penal laws, I 11
Persecution of Christians, II 185, 186, 191, 196, 208, 209, 211 ” of Kija, I 5
Philological argument, I 32
Pirates, Japanese, I 45 ” Japan disavows acts of, I 270
Plague, A peculiar, II 189
Plants imported, I 171
Plebiscite, II 174
Plot against Queen’s life, II 286 ” against Yi Sun-sin, II 29
Plowing by King begun, I 77
Poisoning, II 164
Political parties, II 52, 149 ” ” formed, I 339
Polygamy, I 144
Poor-house, Monasteries as, II 147
Popular assembly, II 319
Population of Korea, II 153 ” of Ma-han, I 30
Port Hamilton, British occupy, II 241 ” Nicholas, II 348
Postal system, II 284
Posthumous titles, I 79
Post-office built, II 236
Pottery works, II 55
Primogeniture, Law of, I 165
Printing-type cast, II 188 ” ” First, I 301 ” ” restored, II 151
Prisoner, King a virtual, II 299
Progressive vs. Conservative, II 233
Prohibition platform, II 166
i12Prophecy, I 133, 297, II 347 ” of the factions, I 338
Prostitutes made slaves, II 150
Protestant Missionaries, II 241, 325, 371
Protocol Korean Japanese, II 363
Provinces of Korea, I 152
Puk-han built, II 161 ” Pak-je capital at, I 65
P’ung Tribe, I 19
Punishment of relatives forbidden, II 148
Puritanism, I 329
Pu-ŭlla, I 74
Pu-yŭ, I 36
Pu-yŭ, Position of, I 38 ” Conquest of, I 47
Pyeng-yang besieged 1593, II 4 ” captured by “Red-heads”, I 245 ” invested, II 256 ” Japanese before, 1592 I 386 ” King Sŭn-jo at, I 369 ” Schools in, I 138 ” Siege of, I 48, 157
Pyon-han Tribe, I 31
Queen’s body burned, II 295 ” dies, II 294 ” divorced, II 158 ” False charges against King Sun-jo’s, II 62 ” funeral, II 314 ” for Japan, a Korean, I 61 ” of Korea, A Mongol, I 216 ” murder, Hiroshima Court on, II 289 ” murder, Miura plots, II 288 ” and Regent hostile, II 217 ” return to Seoul 1882, II 231
Quelpart, I 74 ” allegiance transferred, I 109 ” copper Buddha, I 301 ” disturbed, I 178 ” Envoy from, I 75, 136 ” Hamil wrecked on, II 143 ” Mings demand horses from, I 267 ” Mongols on, I 259 ” destroyed, I 268 ” Mongol Emperor to find asylum on, I 260 ” Ravages on, I 210 ” Rebels on, I 217, 219 ” revolts, I 252 ” Schools on, I 150 ” Tradition of, I 47 ” Vassal of Koyru, I 142 ” Volcano on, I 152
Railway concessionconcession, Seoul Fusan, II 318 ” Seoul-Wiju, II 309 ” Seoul-Chemulpo, II 311 ” Seoul-Fusan, II 372
Rank, Chinese names of, I 148
Ravages, Japanese, I 238, 239, 240, 243, 244, 246, 254, 255, 258, 264, 266, 267, 269, 279 ” of Yŭ-jin, I 191
Rebellion of a butcher, I 336 ” of 426 B. C., I 12 ” of Cho Wi-jŭng, I 182 ” of Hong Kyöng-nă, II 192 ” in Kong-ju, II 140 ” of Myo Chung, I 176 ” in Sil-la 645 A. D., I 101 ” in South,II 167 ” of Yi Kwal, II 74 ” of Yi Si-ă, I 316
Rebels off Quelpart, I 217, 219
Reconstruction, II 267
“Red-head” cannibals, I 249
“Red-head” defeated, I 244, 250
“Red-head” invasion, Second, I 248
Reforms of 1834, II 196 ” of 1883, II 232 ” demanded by Japan, II 261 ” in Koryŭ, I 148 ” of Kija, I 8 ” of King Chŭl jong, II 200 ” of King Chung-jong, I 327 ” of King In-jo, II 72 ” of King Se-jong, I 305 ” of King Sŭn-jo, I 337 ” of King T’ă-jo, I 295 ” Military, II 89 ” proposed, I 239, II 267 ” under Song Si-ryŭl, II 147, 148, 149 ” under Yi T’a-jo, I 288 ” Superficial, II 280
Refugees, Chinese, I 36, 57
Regency of Tă-wŭn-gun, II 204
Regent retires, II 218 ” returns from China, II 241 ” returns to power, II 229
Relic, Buddhist, I 163 ” of Kija, I 10 ” of Tan-gun, I 3
Religion, Buddhism, I 76 ” Buddhist a Government, I 66 ” of Koguryŭ, I 39 ” of Ma-han, I 30 ” Shintoism, I 92 ” of Ye-mak, I 21
Repository, The Korean, II 326
Resident dismissed, Mongol, I 242
i13Residency, Mongol, I 194
Retrogression, II 310
Revenue, I 168 ” in Koryŭ, I 222 ” of Korea, II 55 ” laws revisedrevised, II 149 ” reforms, II 270
Revolt in Koryŭ, I 197 ” of Ajnus, II 350 ” Nam-nyŭ, I 20 ” of slaves, I 185, 195
Ricci, P., II 39, 148
Ridel, Bishop, II 208
Roads built, I 54
Robbers in Koryŭ, I 183 ” Rodgers, Admiral, II 212
Roman Catholic Bishopric, II 196 ” ” disturbance, II 345 ” ” priest in Nanking, II 92 ” ” priests on Quelpart, II 197
Roman Catholicism, spread of, II 184, 209 ” ” Entrance of, II 37, 156 ” ” First edict against, II 175
Roze appealed to, Admiral, II 206 ” Expedition of Adm., II 208, 209 ” Island sold, II 330
Russians ask for trading rights, II 205 ” coaling station, II 334
Russia not favorable to reforms, II 309
Russian Church, II 331 ” AggressionAggression on Yalu, II 348 ” Legation, King goes to, II 302 ” Military instructors, II 313 ” Palace guard, II 311 ” pressure withdrawn, II 316 ” tactics in the East, II 342 ” timber concession, II 346 ” treaty, II 346 ” Variak, II 357, 367
Sacrifice, Animal, II 179 ” to the ch’ăk-ch’ăk, II 134 ” by Tan-gun, I 3
Sa do the Martyr, II 179
Salt making, II 34 ” monopoly, I 226, 231 ” tax remitted, II 148 ” works, II 15
Sam-guk-sa, I 177
Sanscrit in Korea, I 308 ” books, I 232
Satsuma ware, II 55
Satsuma rebellion, II 220
Schaal, P., II 143
School founded, Western, II 246 ” of letters, I 304 ” Pai Chai, II 246 ” in Pyeng-yang 932 A. D., I 138
Seal sent to Tsushima, II 165 ” unearthed, I 20
Se-jo usurped power, I 311
Seoul becomes capital, I 296
Seoul-Chemulpo Railway, II 311
Seoul, Description of, I 297 ” evacuated, 1592 I 362 ” by Japanese, II 11
Seoul-Fusan Railway concession, II 318, 372
Seoul, Manchus enter, II 101 ” panic-stricken, I 361 ” reoccupied, II 16 ” secondary capital, I 170 ” taken by Japanese 1592, I 367 ” taken by Yi Kwal, II 77 ” Wall of, I 297
Seoul-Wiju railway, II 309
Serfs, Emancipation of, II 181
Sericulture, I 311, 314
Settlements, Japanese, I 261, II 38 ” in South Korea, I 32
Sewer in Seoul built, II 175
Shang dynasty, I 4
Shintoism, I 92
Shogun, A Korean, I 145, 186
Shrine to Korean Trinity, I 4
Siege of Ch‘un-ch‘ŭn, I 203 ” of Ku-ju, I 193 ” by Mongols, I 202 ” of Nam-han, II 102 ” of Pyeng-yang, I 17, 48, 74, 64, 157 ” of Song-do, Mongol, I 193 ” of Ul-san, II 35 ” of Yŭn-an, I 392
Sil-la absorbs most of Korea, I 118 ” Buddhism in, I 76, 80 ” capital sacked by Kyŭn-whŭn, I 136 ” decadent, I 131 ” decline, I 121 ” falls, I 140 ” opposes China, I 115 ” Origin of, I 34 ” Origin of name, I 77 ” ravaged, I 130 ” treasures, I 135
Silver money, I 232
Sil-yip defeated, Gen., I 358
Sim Yu-gyŭng, Envoy, II 26
Sin-don’s fall, I 265
i14Sin-don’s power, I 256 ” rise, I 255
Sin-gak executed, Gen., I 372
Sister, Marriage with, I 144, 145
Slaves freed, Gov’t, II 190 ” revolt, I 185, 196
Slavery, I 146, 149 ” in Koryŭ, I 230
“Smoke-house Soldiers”, I 247
Social grades, II 181
Society, II 155, 369, 370, 371
Sodomy, I 265
Song-do becomes capital, I 134 ” taken by Gen. Yi, I 285 ” wall built, I 129
Song Si-ryŭl killed, II 157 ” ” reforms, II 147, 148, 149
South Korea settlements, I 32 ” Pu-yŭ, 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
Tă-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 Koryŭ, I 136 ” prefect, I 178 ” a vassal of Koryŭ, I 142
Ta-nă 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 30
Tă-wŭn-gun becomes regent, II 204 ” born, II 195 ” career, II 315 ” dies, II 315 ” retires, II 218 ” return from China, II 241 ” taken to China, II 231
Tax on ginseng, I 236
Taxation under Kija, I 9
Taxes in Koryŭ, I 222 ” lowered, II 146
Telegraph line built, II 242
Temples to God of War, II 52
Tests of endurance, I 30 ” of Royal power, I 48
Thibetan books, I 232
Three Hans, The, I 28
Tien-tsin convention, II 241
Timber concession, II 346
Tiger as official emblem, II 144
Timur Khan, I 228
Timber on the Yalu, I 231
Title of Ma-rip-gan, I 70 ” posthumous, I 79
Tobacco introduced, II 134
Tombs desecrate, Royal, II 12
Tomb, Kija’s, I 10
Tong-guk T‘ong-gam published, I 321
Tonghak founder killed, II 204 ” Origin of, II 203 ” rising, II 248 ” resume operations, II 276
Tong-man, I 93 ” Tortoise boat, I 376 ” ” successful, I 399
Total abstinence, II 166
Trade relations with Japan, I 338, II 54 ” with Japan, I 306 ” ” ”resumed, I 333
i15Trading port at Fusan, II 59, 153 ” stations enlarged, Japanese, II 136
Tradition of Hyŭk-kŭ-se, I 34 ” of Kye-rim, I 52 ” of Pu-yŭ, I 37 ” of Quelpart, I 74 ” of Sŭk-t’al-hă, I 44 ” of Wang-gön, I 129 ” ” escape, I 132 ” of Yu-ri, I 41
Treachery Chinese, II 3 ” of Păk-je, I 45
Treasures of Sil-la, I 135
Treaty with U. S., II 232 ” with Germany, II 233 ” with Great Britain, II 233 ” with Japan, II 221 ” with Manchus, II 86 ” with Mongols, I 187 ” with Russia, II 241
Tribe of Chin-han, I 30 ” of Eum-nu, I 24 ” of Hol-cha-on, II 55 ” of Karak, I 50 ” of Kŭ-ran, I 26 ” of Mal-gal, I 25 ” of Nang-nang, I 25 ” of Ok-jŭ, I 22 ” of Pal-hă, I 26 ” of Pyön-han, I 31 ” of T’ap-dan, I 227 ” of Ye-măk, I 19
Tribute horses, I 278 ” to Manchus, II 87, 93, 124 ” Ming demand for, I 275 ” Mongol demand for, I 190, 194
Trial of Koreans for murder of Queen, II 300, 305 ” Laws of, I 167 ” of Miura, II 298
Trinity, A Korean, I 1 ” Shrine to, I 4
Truce with Japanese, I 405
Tsin dynasty, I 13
Tsuginobu, I 345
Tsushima daimyos, II 165 ” a dependency, I 35
Type cast, II 188 ” First, I 301 ” restored, Copper, II 151
U, Wild tribe, I 19
Ul-lan Kingdom, I 238
Ul-leung-do (Dagelet Id.), I 138
Ul san Fort, II 35 ” ” relieved, II 36
Usurpation of King Se-jo, I 311 ” Kyŭn-whŭn, I 128
Vandalism of Manchus, II 113
Variak, II 357, 362
Vassalage to China, Koguryŭ’s, I 70 ” ” ” Păk-je’s, I 70 ” ” Manchus, II 132
Vessels, Silla war, I 72
Veterinary surgery, I 315
Victorieuse, La, II 197
Volcanic eruption, I 152
Waste lands, II 368
Waeber-Komura Agreement, II 308
Wall across Korea, I 93, 165 ” ” the North, I 135 ” built against the Mongols, I 190
Wall of China, Great, I 13 ” of Silla capital, I 36 ” capital offence, Scaling of, II 157 ” of Seoul, I 297
Wang, Introduction of word, I 77
Wang-gön’s advice, I 143 ” becomes king, I 133 ” military prowess, I 130
War chariots, I 170, II 170 ” between China and KoguryŭKoguryŭ, I 86, 98 ” declared by Japan against China, II 273 ” with Kitan, I 162 ” between Koguryŭ and Păk-je, I 64, 67, 73 ” between Koguryŭ and Yŭn, I 62, 67 ” between Kyŭn-whŭn and Wang-gön, I 137 ” between Silla and China, I 116 ” between Silla and Japan, I 64 ” between Silla and Păk-je, I 56, 83, 102 ” terminated, Chino Japanese, II 282 ” The Triangular, I 72 ” Vessels, Silla, I 72
Water-clock, I 121, 303
Weapons made, New, I 330
Weaving encouraged, I 315
Wei Kingdom in China, I 73
Weights and measures, I 166
Well, Ta-nă, I 184
Whan-in, I 1
Whan-ung, I 1
Whan Son-gil’s insurrection, I 133
Whang Tribe, I 19
Wheel invented, I 75
Widows first forbidden to re-marry, I 321
i16Willow capital, I 9
Wild tribes of North, I 19
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
Wŭn-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-ŭlla, I 74
Yang Tribe, I 19
Yasuhiro, I 344
Ye-măk 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
Yŭ-jin attacked, I 161
Yŭ-jin invade, I 171 ” ravages, I 191
Yuan Empire named, I 218
Yuan Shih-kei aids conservatives, II 234 ” flight, II 265
Yŭn-u’s usurpation, I 56
Yun Chi-ho and independence, II 216
Yun Kingdom, I 13 ” origin of, I 62
Yŭn-san’s evil rule, I 323 ” deposed, I 326
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