Joseon

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Joseon was a Korean dynastic kingdom that ruled the Korean Peninsula from the late 14th to the late 19th century, known for consolidating Confucian state ideology and fostering significant cultural and technological developments.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Korean dynasty
Korean emperor
Korean king
Korean king
historical capital
historical kingdom
monarchy
royal palace
royal palace
royal research institute
administrativeDivision Eight Provinces of Korea
alsoKnownAs Joseon
surface form: Chosŏn

Joseon
surface form: Yi dynasty
capital Hanseong
continent Asia
conventionalLongName Joseon self-linksurface differs
surface form: Kingdom of Great Joseon
country Korean Peninsula
surface form: Korea
createdScript Hangul
creator Sejong the Great
culturalAchievement advancement of Confucian scholarship
development of Korean ceramics
growth of Korean literature
currency mun
yang
dissolutionReason proclamation of Korean Empire in 1897
dynasty Joseon self-linksurface differs
educationSystem seonggyungwan national academy
seowon academies
endTime 1897
eraName Joseon self-linksurface differs
surface form: Joseon period
firstMonarch Yi Seong-gye
surface form: Taejo of Joseon
flag Taegukgi (late Joseon)
foreignRelation Ming dynasty
Qing dynasty
foundedBy Yi Seong-gye
governmentType hereditary monarchy
lastMonarch Gojong of Korea
legalCode Gyeongguk Daejeon
location Korean Peninsula
majorWar Japanese invasions of Korea (1592–1598)
Manchu invasions
surface form: Manchu invasions of Korea
modernName Seoul
nativeName 조선국
notableInstitution Hall of Worthies
notableMonarch Jeongjo of Joseon
Sejo of Joseon
Sejong the Great
Yeongjo of Joseon
officialLanguage Korean
predecessor Goryeo
religion Buddhism
Christianity
Confucianism
Shamanism
royalResidence Changdeokgung Palace Complex
surface form: Changdeokgung

Gyeongbokgung
socialSystem yangban class system
startTime 1392
stateIdeology Neo-Confucianism
statePhilosophy Confucianism
successor Korean Empire
technologicalAchievement astronomical instruments
improvement of movable metal type printing
rain gauge
templeName Yi Seong-gye
surface form: Taejo of Joseon
timePeriod Early modern period
Late Middle Ages
tributaryTo Ming dynasty
Qing dynasty
writingSystem Classical Chinese
Hangul

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Hangul developedIn Joseon
this entity surface form: Joseon dynasty
Sinosphere historicallyIncludes Joseon
this entity surface form: Joseon Korea
Taegeukgi adoptedBy Joseon
this entity surface form: Joseon Dynasty
Korean Empire predecessor Joseon
Donghak Peasant Rebellion in Korea location Joseon
subject surface form: Donghak Peasant Rebellion
this entity surface form: Joseon Korea
Donghak Peasant Rebellion in Korea opponent Joseon
subject surface form: Donghak Peasant Rebellion
this entity surface form: Joseon government
Imo Incident location Joseon
this entity surface form: Joseon Korea
Imo Incident appliesToJurisdiction Joseon
this entity surface form: Joseon dynasty
Battle of Pyongyang hasCountry Joseon
this entity surface form: Korea (Joseon)
Changdeokgung Palace Complex usedBy Joseon
this entity surface form: Joseon dynasty
Changdeokgung Palace Complex significantPeriod Joseon
this entity surface form: Joseon dynasty
Jongmyo Shrine builtFor Joseon
this entity surface form: Joseon dynasty
Royal Tombs of the Joseon Dynasty associatedDynasty Joseon
this entity surface form: Joseon Dynasty
Changgyeonggung usedBy Joseon
this entity surface form: Joseon Dynasty
Changgyeonggung era Joseon
this entity surface form: Joseon Dynasty
Deoksugung eraOfMainUse Joseon
this entity surface form: Joseon dynasty
Gyeonghuigung dynasty Joseon
this entity surface form: Joseon Dynasty
Gyeonghuigung era Joseon
this entity surface form: Joseon period
Goryeo successor Joseon
Goryeo succeededBy Joseon
this entity surface form: Joseon dynasty
Analects hasCanonicalStatusIn Joseon
this entity surface form: Joseon Korea
Joseon conventionalLongName Joseon self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Kingdom of Great Joseon
Joseon alsoKnownAs Joseon
this entity surface form: Chosŏn
Joseon alsoKnownAs Joseon
this entity surface form: Yi dynasty
Joseon dynasty Joseon self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Sejong the Great
Joseon eraName Joseon self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Joseon period
Seoul Special City capitalOf Joseon
this entity surface form: Joseon dynasty
Sejong the Great dynasty Joseon
this entity surface form: Joseon Dynasty
Joseon court scholars timePeriod Joseon
this entity surface form: Joseon dynasty
Hunminjeongeum associatedWithDynasty Joseon
this entity surface form: Joseon dynasty
Hangul Day relatedTo Joseon
this entity surface form: Joseon dynasty
Joseongeul countryOfOrigin Joseon
Neo-Confucianism flourishedInCentury Joseon
this entity surface form: Joseon dynasty
National symbols of South Korea hasHistoricalRootsIn Joseon
this entity surface form: Joseon dynasty
Hanja standardizedIn Joseon
this entity surface form: Joseon dynasty
Korean Central History Museum exhibits Joseon
this entity surface form: Joseon dynasty
Ganghwa Island historicalEra Joseon
this entity surface form: Joseon dynasty
Chemulpo partOf Joseon
this entity surface form: Joseon Dynasty
Chemulpo governedBy Joseon
this entity surface form: Joseon government
Japanese invasions of Korea (1592–1598) countryInvolved Joseon
this entity surface form: Joseon Korea
Japanese invasions of Korea (1592–1598) belligerent Joseon
this entity surface form: Joseon dynasty
Ganghwa County historicalPeriodSignificance Joseon
this entity surface form: Joseon dynasty
Korean Buddhism persecutedDuring Joseon
this entity surface form: Joseon dynasty
Imjin War belligerent Joseon
this entity surface form: Joseon Korea
Problems of the Far East historicalPeriodCovered Joseon
this entity surface form: late Joseon dynasty Korea
House of Yi countryRuled Joseon