Taejo Seong-gye coup, Ming Relations, meaning of Joseon 11 Thurs 7/20 The Peak of the New Joseon Order Third Golden Age – Jeong Mong-ju Jeong Do-jeon were leading Neo-Confucianists (1337-92), (1342-98) Jacho Muhak-daesa Hanyang () becomes capital. and Geomancer-Monk (1327-1405); Seoul City wall on Inwang-san Joseon (1390–1591) society and politics, the rise of the Yangban clans; Neo-Confucian doctrine & Culture established with radical social changes (strict patriarchy, clan-lineages, primogeniture and etc); King Taejong (r.1400-1418) oppressed the seoja and Buddhism King Sejong Han-geul, science, good-Gov (r.1418-50) 世宗大王 – 12 Mon 7/24 Peak & Middle of the Joseon Dynasty Responses to Wars – King Sejo (r.1455-68) / (killed Danjong) became devout Buddhist, made system of Laws – King constrained by advisors Wangdo ideals Sarim-pa radicals got influence, – – but then were purged (1482-1519). Factionalism! Jo Gwang-jo – Toegye Yi Korea’s greatest philosopher (1501-70) 退溪 Orthodox, followed Chu Hsi exactly. Made 10 Diagrams of Sage Learning with Yulgok Yi I (1536-84) 栗谷李珥 Shin Saimdang his mother 申師任堂 (1504-1551) artist, Eojin Eomeoni "Wise Mother" – the of hyeonmo yangcheo (wise mother, good wife) in Neo-Confucian culture Baekja white w/blue porcelain pottery, Chinese-style paintings & arts by Yangban aristocrats Hanok Hanbok Hanshik Heo Jun Doctor who adapted Chinese herbal & etc medicine to Korean 1546 1615) – 許浚, plants & conditions, wrote Dongui bogam the key text of Traditional Korean medicine. Influence spread to China and Japan as one of the classics of Oriental medicine, still today. Worked for royal family but also treated common people, used han-geul. Exiled to southwest.
Taejo Seong-gye coup, Ming Relations, meaning of Joseon 11 Thurs 7/20 The Peak of the New Joseon Order – Third Golden Age Jeong Mong-ju (1337-92), Jeong Do-jeon (1342-98) were leading Neo-Confucianists and Geomancer-Monk Jacho Muhak-daesa (1327-1405); Hanyang () becomes capital. Seoul City wall on Inwang-san Joseon (1390–1591) society and politics, the rise of the Yangban clans; Neo-Confucian doctrine & Culture established with radical social changes (strict patriarchy, clan-lineages, primogeniture and etc); King Taejong (r.1400-1418) oppressed the seoja and Buddhism King Sejong 世宗大王 (r.1418-50) – Han-geul, science, good-Gov 12 Mon 7/24 Peak & Middle of the Joseon Dynasty – Responses to Wars King Sejo (r.1455-68) / (killed Danjong) – became devout Buddhist, made system of Laws King constrained by advisors – Wangdo ideals – Sarim-pa radicals got influence, but then were purged – Jo Gwang-jo (1482-1519). Factionalism! Toegye Yi 退溪 (1501-70) Korea’s greatest philosopher Orthodox, followed Chu Hsi exactly. Made 10 Diagrams of Sage Learning with Yulgok Yi I 栗谷李珥 (1536-84) – his mother Shin Saimdang 申師任堂 (1504-1551) artist, Eojin Eomeoni "Wise Mother" the of hyeonmo yangcheo (wise mother, good wife) in Neo-Confucian culture Baekja white w/blue porcelain pottery, Chinese-style paintings & arts by Yangban aristocrats Hanok Hanbok Hanshik Heo Jun 許浚, 1546 – 1615) Doctor who adapted Chinese herbal & etc medicine to Korean plants & conditions, wrote Dongui bogam the key text of Traditional Korean medicine. Influence spread to China and Japan as one of the classics of Oriental medicine, still today. Worked for royal family but also treated common people, used han-geul. Exiled to southwest.
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