In which dynasty did China rule the Korean Peninsula in history?

During the Qin Dynasty, the Korean Peninsula was ruled by the descendants of the Yan royal family.

During the Han and Jin Dynasties, China accounted for half, and the remaining half was divided among Mahan, Han Ge and Chen Han.

The Southern and Northern Dynasties were ruled by Koguryo and Silla.

Sui and early Tang dynasties were ruled by Goguryeo, Silla and Baekje.

During the Zhenguan period, Baekje was destroyed by Silla, and Koguryo was destroyed and occupied by the Tang Dynasty and Silla.

The Song Dynasty in the Five Dynasties was completely occupied by Korea (White);

In the Yuan Dynasty, Korea surrendered to the Yuan Dynasty and was renamed Zhengdong Province, but it was still ruled by Korea.

During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the whole island was ruled by the Korean royal family until 1894- 1895.

The Korean Peninsula was ruled by China people in history 1000 years. At present, people on the peninsula are basically a mixture of descendants of ancient China and indigenous people on the local peninsula. During the cutting week, his relatives led his people to the Korean peninsula, established Korea and ruled the Korean peninsula. In the early Western Han Dynasty, Wei Man led immigrants to the peninsula, established Wei's Korea, ruled the peninsula, and was destroyed by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty established four counties on the peninsula, which were under the jurisdiction of the government, and set up four administrative offices. The names Pyongyang and Hancheng were the names of the administrative office of that year.