Joseon (jan 1, 1392 – aug 29, 1910)
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It is a country founded by Lee-Sung-Gye (Joseon, literary language: Ryo-Joseon, Li-Joseon, abbreviated as Riso, 1392 ~ 1897 (or 1910)). For 505 years, 27 kings ruled the Korean Peninsula and its subsidiary books. The official name was Joseon, and sometimes called the Republic of Korea. It was often called Joseon or the Joseon Dynasty, the Lee Joseon Dynasty, Lee Wang Joe, and Yi Jo. It was founded by the military leager Lee-Sung-Gye, who was supported by the newly appointed senior minister at the end of the Goryeo Dynasty, and survived for 505 (518) years. Joseon emphasized the value of wages and servants based on the ideology of Confucius. There is some controversy about the duration of Joseon. In the case of the Korean Empire, there is a view that the period of Joseon dynasty is from 1392 to 1910 in the sense that Joseon changed the name only. This is the most important period of Korea since the technology and science advances drastricly.
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