The History of Korea (vol. 2 of 2)

by Homer B. Hulbert

• 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]
• Sin-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 cast[cast] 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]
• Trading 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 Koguryŭ[Koguryŭ], 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]
• Willow 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]

BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX.[^[A]]

[A]. If the volume is not indicated, Vol. II is understood.

• Adogan, I [43]
• Agolda, I [18]
• Ajin, I [43]
• Amogan, I [195]
• An, I [43]
• An Gugol, I [18]
• An Golp‘o, I [396]
• An Hyoje, [246]
• An Chungsu, [229]
• An Tojok, I [247]
• An Pak, [159]
• An Kuksin, [61]
• An P‘yunghyön, I [51]
• An U, I [234]
• An Yu, I [322]
• An Si, I [85]
• An U-Gyŭng, I [247]
• Au Yul, I [195]
• An Kyungsu, [263]
• Ap Sulyung, I [61]
• Ara Kaya, I [43]
• Ason Keupri, I [51]
• A-silla, I [127]