/kloc-historical events of China, Japan and Korea (North Korea) from the end of 0/3 to the end of 0/9 (inclusive)

13 ended in 1200 years, almost from the northern song dynasty to the yuan dynasty.

The end of 19 was more than 800 years ago, and it was the last dynasty in China, the end of the Qing Dynasty.

Generally speaking, except China, it is a relatively normal dynasty change, and the rest are not. Especially in Japan, it is a transition from the current military government period (shogunate period) to the normal monarchy period (emperor period). At that time, the Korean Peninsula was in a state similar to that of China in the Three Kingdoms period at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. At that time, the first half was the Koguryo period, and the second half was the Lee Dynasty of Korea. The situation in Koguryo was rather turbulent, so I said it was similar to China.

Basically, these three countries are irrelevant to each other. Goguryeo was closely related to the Yuan Dynasty in China by marriage, but there was not only one voice inside them, because the Yuan Dynasty asked Goguryeo to bow to chenchen and even gave up his identity, and was classified as the territory of the Yuan Dynasty. Therefore, internal contradictions have never been alleviated! This also made the Koguryo dynasty finally replaced by the Lee dynasty. This Korean costume drama Shinichi, starring Lee MinHo and Kim Hee Seon, tells a true and fictional story in that turbulent period. The crossing elements of that play are fictional, but the historical background is real. General Cui was the last person to shed blood for the Koguryo dynasty, and the rich boy saved by Kim Hee Seon was the founding king of the future Lee dynasty.

At that time, Japan had nothing to do with the Yuan Dynasty, but they recognized it as the legal regime of the Central Plains. It is said that it refused to admit it in the Ming Dynasty, so that the samurai and ronin who lost their power ran rampant along the coast of China, harassing the residents in that area. The Qing government got his approval, so they always thought that the Qing government was too strong to attack. It was not until the Sino-Japanese War that they became bold.

As for China, it is a well-known transitional process-Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, and it is gone.

The Korean Peninsula was ruled by the Lee Dynasty, and it became a vassal state of China. Because they are too dependent on China, they basically have no military strength. Therefore, an important point of the Japanese invasion plan after the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895 was to invade the Korean Peninsula by force, overthrow the Lee Dynasty, sever all relations with China and establish a puppet regime. A few years ago, there were one or four Korean costume TV series "Empress Mingcheng", which mainly talked about the legend of the protagonist.

China's was the Revolution of 1911 after the failure of the Reform Movement of 1898, and the Qing Dynasty became history. I won't go into details.