Emperor's ritual in history.

 Regardless of the meaning of the emperor, king, king, king, king, emperor, Khan, etc.,Also, it varies from time to time depending on the dynasty. Gojoseon (delivery country or foreign country) If you want to include it, include it.If you don't want to... : A clear sense of emperor... (What are you, the emperor, the emperor...)Call... etc. given: I don't know~ Goguryeo: Emperor's consciousness beyond the level of King Naejeo (Taewang, Emperor<--- from the historical records of Damdeokgongmanggeo in China at the time) Baekje: King Naejeo's level or higher... (Especially King Geunchogo's emperor's consciousness...However, seeing the expression of crown prince...) Silla: Not good in the early days, especially after King Jinheung's reign, there was an emperor's consciousness at the level of King Naejeo-Oewon's reign. - (Refer to the record of King Wonseong's reign) Balhae: After the middle of Joseon Dynasty, it gradually disappeared.Although it transformed into an emperor state called the Korean Empire just before the fall of the dynasty, there seems to be a difference between the concept of the great king of Silla and Goryeo and the concept of the modern Joseon Dynasty. In the case of Silla and Goryeo, the title of the Great King comes from Geumseokmun or other relics, but... The name Emperor also comes out in Goryeo...Anyway... Compared to him, who has a strong internal and external character, the great king of the Joseon Dynasty said that he attached Jo and Jong.The name of the great king itself exists under the emperor. It has a strong Hwaiological character... and the issue of Yeonho, the representative symbol of the emperor country. According to Yoon Myung-cheol's survey, more than 10 cases have been revealed so far... (There are 3-4 existing theories) Baekje, 5-6 Silla, Balhae all, 2-3 Goryeo, and Joseon during the Korean Empire. Then, aren't all the titles of emperors of the Japanese kings before that time additional...? (This phenomenon is not only the case of the archipelago...) But...In the case of King Jeongjo of the modern Joseon Dynasty, Korea should not be called Emperor Jeongjo, the name of Chujon, but become King Jeongjo (the Great King in order to be called King Jeongjo). Before Emperor Gojong made him to honor him, the name was Jeongjong.In other words, is it called from King Jeongjong to Emperor Jeongjo?) I see this phenomenon as a self-humility and self-deprecation that is less Neo-Confucian. He can't even take care of his own bowl.