When was the Korean dynasty established?

The Korean Dynasty (the Korean Empire later established by Li Xi also belongs to the category of the Korean Dynasty) was founded by the great Korean ancestor Li Chenggui in 1392, which lasted for 5 18 years, with a total of 27 kings, and korean king was the title of supreme ruler of the Korean Dynasty.

1, during the reign of Li Chenggui, the great ancestor of Korea, 1392-1398.

2. During the reign of Korean Emperor Lee, he was the second son of Taizu from 1398 to 1400.

3. During the reign of Li Fangyuan, Emperor Taizong of Korea, 1400-14 18 was the fifth son of Emperor Taizong.

4. During the reign of Kun Li, Sejong of Korea, 14 18-1450 was the fourth son of Emperor Taizong.

5. During the reign of Korean scholar Li Jun, 1450 to 1452 was the eldest son of Sejong.

6. During the reign of Li Hongyi, the last sect in Korea, 1452-1455, son of literate Sect.

7. During the reign of Sejong, Sejong's second son, Duan Zongshu, was 1455-1468.

8. During the reign of Leo Lee, Zong Rui of Korea, 1468-1469, sai-jo was the second son.

9. When Li Ai was the emperor of North Korea, 1469-1494, the eldest son of sai-jo was the second son and Zong Rui's nephew.

10, Yanshanlong, the eldest son of Emperor Chengzong 1494-1506.

1 1, the middle emperor of Korea, Li Zhou, was the eldest son of Chengzong and the younger brother of Yan Shanjun during his reign.

12, Li Bi, Renzong of Korea, 1544-1545 was the eldest son of Zhongzong during his reign.

13, Li Jiao, the Ming Emperor of Korea, was the second son of Zhongzong during his reign 1545-1567.

14, Xuanzu of North Korea, during his reign 1567-1608, was the seventh son of Zhongzong Shu, the third son of Daxuejun Dexing, and the nephew of Shu.

15, guanghaijun Li Hui, the second son of Xuanzu Shu 1608-1623.

16, Li Ke, Renzu of Korea, the eldest son of Yuan Zong Liyan, the fifth son of Xuanzu Shu, was in office 1623-1649.

17, Li Hao, a dutiful son of Korea, 1649-1659 was the second son of his ancestors during his reign.

18, Li Shu, a prominent son of North Korea and the eldest son of Xiaozong during his reign, 1659-1674.

19, the eldest son in the reign of Xian Zong, declared by Su North Korea 1674-1720.

20. Liu Yun, Jing Zong of North Korea, was the eldest son during the reign of Su Zong 1720-1724.

2 1, Li Yun, North Korea Yingzu, 1724-1776 was the fourth son of Su Zongshu.

22. The founder of Korea was the second son of Yingzu's son Zhuang during his reign. 1776-1800.

23. The purebred ancestor of Korea, Li Jue, was the eldest son of the orthodox ancestor 1800-1834.

24. Li Huan, the first son of North Korea, was the first son of Li Huan, the eldest son of Chunzu and Shimizu (Zong Yi/Wen Zu) during the reign of 1834-1849.

25. Dr. Li Sheng, a Korean philosopher, was the grandson of Enyanjun, the third son of Master Zhuang, and his father was Li Gui, the third son of Enyanjun.

26. The Korean emperor Li Xi is the great-grandson of Li Yun, the fourth son of Zhuang Xianzi, the sixth grandson of Linping Army, the third son of Renzudi, and his father is Li Yunying, the fourth son of South Yan Jun.

27. Li Yong, a pure Korean sect, was the eldest son of Gaozong during the reign of 1907-19 10.

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The greatest monarch in Korean history-Sejong of Korea.

Li Tan (1397- 1450), with a positive personality, is a Korean, the fourth king of the Korean dynasty, who ascended the throne at the age of 22 and reigned for 3 1 year (14 18- 1450).

One of the most wise kings in the history of North Korea and even East Asia, the temple name "Sejong" and posthumous title's "English Filial Piety of King Zhuang Xian", were buried in Ling Ying Mausoleum in Licheng Mountain, Gyeonggi Province. Later generations think that he has made great contributions to the country, so he is usually called "King Sejong".

Ming Hongwu (1397) was born in a secluded house in Seoul, Taizong. In the sixth year of Yongle in Ming Dynasty (1408), he was loyal to Ning Jun, married to Shen Shi (later Emperor Xianhuang of Zhao), and four years later, he was loyal to King Ning.

At that time, the prince of North Korea was li geng, the eldest son of Emperor Taizong, and Li Mei seemed to have no chance to ascend to the throne. However, in the 16th year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (14 18), a coup took place in the Han Palace, and the prince was abolished as the eldest prince of Renning, while the eldest prince of Zhongning, Li Mei, was conferred as the prince by Taizong.

In A.D. 14 18, Emperor Taizong Li Fangyuan passed the throne to Prince Li Kui in the Qin Zhengting Hall of Jingfu Palace, who acceded to the throne. After Sejong ascended the throne, he carried out a series of reforms:

Politically, Sejong of Korea strengthened centralization,

Taking Confucian values as the foundation of the general plan of governing the country, we set up a hall of gathering sages to promote the study of system and politics and let the prince assist in handling government affairs. The imperfection of the political system in the early Korean dynasty was perfected in Sejong period.

Economically, Sejong carried out land tax reform, limited the influence of Buddhism, attached importance to the relief of victims, compiled many agricultural books, promoted agricultural production and reduced the burden on farmers.

Militarily, small artillery and artillery arrows were invented, and artillery foundries were established; He sent troops to Tsushima Island to eliminate Japanese invasion, and signed the Treaty of Guihai in 1443, establishing Tsushima Island's suzerain status and opening up trade with Ma Haixia.

It invaded the Nuzhen territory of Ming Dynasty to the east of Yalu River and south of Tumen River, built cities on the newly occupied land, and expanded its territory.

Culturally, the most famous contribution is the invention of the Korean alphabet, which enables Koreans to have their own characters. Prior to this, the Korean nation had its own language, without its own writing, but used Chinese characters, and all official documents were written in Chinese. The separation of writing and language.

In ancient times, only scholars learned Chinese, so most civilians were illiterate. Therefore, out of practical consciousness and national pride, Sejong decided to create Korean to solve this problem. At the beginning, Sejong's painstaking efforts were not widely recognized and accepted by Confucian ministers at that time.

Confucian scholars worry that Korean will affect Confucian learning and their own interests. Sejong set up a proverb bureau regardless of opposition, and called Zheng Linzhi, Cheng Sanwen, Shen and others to create "proverbs" (Korean letters). In A.D. 1446, Training the People was officially promulgated.

The Korean alphabet created by Sejong in Korea consists of 1 1 vowels and 28 consonants. Simple and accurate, uneducated people can learn it in a few hours.

As one of the few people in the world who know exactly when he created it, Xunmin Andrew was designated as the No.70 national treasure by South Korea and listed as a world cultural heritage by UNESCO on June 1997.

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