Archaeologists believe the ancestors of today's Koreans came from

_________ & ______

(a)  

Korea's first kingdom

(a)  

In Historical Influence (Korea), The three new kingdoms emerged:

(a)  

The name Korea was derived from the name " (a)   "

Korea in Italian and used by Marco Polo

(a)  

In 1894, Japan and China sent soldiers to put down an uprising in Korea.

Afterward, they and Russia fought for control of Korea, which Japan won in 1910.

When Japan lost in World War II, its territories, including Korea, were taken over by

the Allies.

1) _______ troops occupied the north while 2) _______troops stayed in the south.

1) ?

(a)  

In 1894, Japan and China sent soldiers to put down an uprising in Korea.

Afterward, they and Russia fought for control of Korea, which Japan won in 1910.

When Japan lost in World War II, its territories, including Korea, were taken over by

the Allies.

1) _____ troops occupied the north while 2) _____ troops stayed in the south.

2) ?

(a)  

Based on the concepts of Confucianism, the Joseon Dynasty established a

code of conduct to settle the manners and customs of the people’s lives.

It stresses the importance of (a)   , the loyalty of subjects to their king,

hyo, filial, the obedience of children to their parents, and yeol, duties

between the husband and the wife.

The official language of Korea

(a)  

The name of Korean alphabet

(a)  

" (a)   " (Cold Food Festival) celebration, marks the beginning of the farming season.

In social influence (Korea) , " (a)   " The Korean wave

The second royal villa and it is the most well-preserved palace of the five remaining royal Joseon palaces.

It is also the favorite residence of many Joseon Dynasty Kings.

(a)  

The rear garden of Changdeokgung palace

(a)  

(a)  

(a)  

It is the royal ancestral shrine of the

Joseon dynasty (1392–1910).

(a)  

It was built to house (a)   spirit tablets of the Joseon kings and their queen consorts, and direct

ancestors of the dynasty’s founder who were posthumously invested with royal titles.

It is the largest of the 5 grand palaces

(a)  

It was the main and first royal palace of the Joseon dynasty and also called as " the palace of happiness"

(a)  

Gyeonghuigung palace also known as " (a)   "

Palace served as the secondary palace for the king during the latter half of the

Joseon period.

• It was the place where the king moved to in times of emergency

It is famous for its elegant stone-wall road and western style garden.

(a)  

It often served as residential quarters for queens and concubines.

• -It became a park and zoo during japanese colonial rule & relocated in 1983

is a piled-stone and brick fortress of the Joseon Dynasty that surrounds the centre of

Suwon City, of Gyeonggi-do Province.

It was built in the late 18th century by King Jeongjo for defensive purposes,

This k-drama " A Jewel in the palace" was filmed at ?

(a)