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- Im-dun, I [18]
- Im-jin River, I [368]
- 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]
- Independent, The, II [308]
- Infernal machine, II [218]
- Innovations, Chinese, I [78]
- 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, I[I] [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]
- Iron 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]
- Ka-rak, I [50]
- 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]
- Kim Hong-nyuk killed, II [318]
- Kim Ok-kyun’s body dismembered, II [250]
- Kidnapping the Regent, II [231]
- Kija’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, Migration[Migration] of, I [27]
- Kin Empire, I [172]
- 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]
- 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]
- Kye-rim, I [52]
- Kyöng-bok Palace rebuilt, II [211]
- Kyöng-ju made Eastern Capital, I [149]
- Kyŭn Tribe, I [19]
- Kyŭn-whun, I [128]
- 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]
- Light-houses, II [338]
- Lindsay, II [195]
- Liu Kiu envoy, II [188]
- 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]
- Loans, Beginnings of Government, I [65]
- Lobanoff-Yamata Agreement, II [308]
- Long-tailed fowls, I [29]
- Mabuda, II [94]
- Mahan, I [28]
- Mal-gal Tribes, I [25]
- 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]
- Min faction, II [224]
- Min Seung-ho murdered, II [218]
- Min Yong-ik Envoy to U.S., II [232]
- Min Yong-jun beaten, II [249]
- Mines in warfare, II [193]
- 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]
- 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]
- 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]
- Mongols, Allies of, I [187]
- ” Appeal to, I [205]
- ” army, Composition of, I [220]
- Mongols 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]
- ” Governor[Governor]-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]
- Mudangs banned, II [174]
- Mu je’s conquests, Emperor, I [18]
- Mukden, S. S., II [356]
- “Mulberry[Mulberry] 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]
- 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]
- ” Sorties[Sorties] 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]
- Nelson of Korea, The, II [49]
- Neutral territory across the Yalu, II [220]
- 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]
- Obeisance to Tsin Emperor, I [13]
- Obscene literature banned, I [321]
- Official garments, I [146]
- Ok-jŭ, Conquest of, I [52]
- 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]
- Parties formed, Political, I [339], II [52], [92], [146]
- Party strife forbidden[forbidden], 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]
- 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]
- Polygamy, I [144]
- Poor-house, Monasteries as, II [147]
- Popular assembly, II [319]
- Population of Korea, II [153]
- Port Hamilton, British occupy, II [241]
- 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]
- Prisoner, King a virtual, II [299]
- Progressive vs. Conservative, II [233]
- Prohibition platform, II [166]
- Prophecy, 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]
- Pyeng-yang besieged 1593, II [4]
- 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]
- ” 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 concession[concession], Seoul Fusan, II [318]
- Rank, Chinese names of, I [148]
- Ravages, Japanese, I [238], [239], [240], [243], [244], [246], [254], [255], [258], [264], [266], [267], [269], [279]
- Rebellion of a butcher, I [336]
- 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]
- Residency, Mongol, I [194]
- Retrogression, II [310]
- Revenue, I [168]
- Revolt in Koryŭ, I [197]
- 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]
- Roze appealed to, Admiral, II [206]
- Russians ask for trading rights, II [205]
- ” coaling station, II [334]
- Russia not favorable to reforms, II [309]
- Russian Church, II [331]
- ” Aggression[Aggression] 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]