The Korean dynasty practiced the policy of worshipping Confucianism and restraining Buddhism. Take a materialistic attitude towards China. From 14 16 to 1449, North Korea set up "four counties in the northwest" on the east bank of Yalu River and "six towns in the northeast" on the south bank of Tumen River.
1592, Japanese Toyotomi Hideyoshi sent160,000 troops to invade Korea for the first time. 1597, the Japanese Toyotomi Hideyoshi sent about170,000 troops from the land and water armies to invade Korea for the second time. 1598, the Japanese army was repelled. In the history of Korea, it was called "Non-Japanese War", and in China it was called "Wanli Korean War".
16 18, the Ming Dynasty fought against the late Jin Dynasty, and North Korea sent troops to help the Ming Dynasty. 1623, an internal coup took place in North Korea, which deposed King Li Hui without authorization. Yuan Keli, governor of Daming Denglai, strongly advocated that "China should be more stable". 1636, the Qing Dynasty captured the whole territory of Korea, and South Korean King CoCo Lee surrendered and paid tribute to the Qing Dynasty, becoming a vassal state of the Qing Dynasty.
1863, after the death of Zhezong in Korea, there was no heir, and Li Xi, the son of Li Yunying, the royal family, succeeded to the throne, which was called Gaozong in Korea.
1873, Emperor Gaozong became an adult leader, the King of the Grand Courtyard was no longer the Regent, and the consorts took power. 1876, Japanese warships entered the mouth of the Han River, forcing North Korea to sign the unequal Jianghua Treaty.
1884, 1884 On February 4, 1984, the "Hua Kai faction" demanding reform planned together with the Japanese minister, relying on the Japanese army to launch a coup, kill conservative officials and sever relations with the Qing government, which was known as the "Shen Jia coup" in history.
At the request of the old school, the Qing army commanded by Yuan Shikai entered the palace on the 6th, defeated the Japanese army and killed the civilized leader. Some civilized leaders fled to Japan, and conservatives returned to power.
1894, East Learning Party Rebellion (Sino-Japanese Peasant War) broke out in North China, and the North Korean court was unable to suppress it, requesting the South Korean army to enter the DPRK to suppress it.
On June 6, the Qing army landed in Yashan, and the Japanese army also used this as an excuse to land in Renwu on July 6, launching a mutiny to occupy Hanyang, forcing North Korea to sign the Jiwupu Treaty and organizing a pro-Japanese government to quell civil strife. Subsequently, the Japanese army attacked the Japanese troops stationed in China and provoked the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895.
1895 In April, the Qing Dynasty was defeated in the Sino-Japanese Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895, and the treaty of shimonoseki was signed. The Korean government under Japanese control announced the termination of its suzerain-vassal relationship with the Qing Dynasty.
1896, with the support of Russia, Emperor Gaozong of Korea was "upgraded" to the Korean Empire, and since then, Lee's Korea has changed its name to "Korea".
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The founder of North Korea:
Li Chenggui (Korean:? Pronunciation: Yi Song-Gui, 1335- 1408), the founding monarch of the Korean dynasty (1392 to 1398).
Li, a native of Quanzhou, was born in the Governor's Office of Shuangcheng in Yuan Dynasty (now in the Xianxing area of South Hamgyong Province, North Korea). The first word was Zhongjie, and later it was changed to Jin Jun, whose name was Song Xuan. After he acceded to the throne, he was renamed Li Dan. After the death, the name of the temple was Taizu, and posthumous title was Kang Xian in the Ming Dynasty, so it was also called "Emperor Gaoli" or "King Kang Xian".
Li Chenggui was the eldest son of Li Zichun, a thousand households in Wodong, Yuan Dynasty. 1356, Li Chenggui and his father helped the Gongcheng king of the Korean dynasty recover the Shuangcheng General Administration and then joined Korea. Later, he was promoted because of his outstanding achievements in resisting the invasion of the Red Scarf Army in the Yuan Dynasty.
1388, Li Chenggui launched Weihua Island to return to the army and took control of the North Korean regime; 1392, Li Chenggui became king, renamed Korea, and made Seoul its capital.
After Li Chenggui ascended the throne, he carried out reforms in China, removed the influence of the former king of Korea, surrendered to the Ming Dynasty, and conquered the Nuzhen tribe in the northeast of the Korean Peninsula by appeal and force, making its territory reach Tumen River.
After the rebellion of the first prince, he gave way to his second son, Li, who was regarded as the king of the Supreme Court. Later, he went out to his hometown of Xianxing, and was taken back to Beijing by Emperor Taizong Li Fangyuan, so there was an allusion to Xianxing running errands. He died in Seoul.
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