2022년 5월 9일 월요일

Records of the Annals of the Elephant during the Taejong Period of Joseon Dynasty

 On February 22, King Taejong's 11th year, Won Ui-ji sent a messenger of Japan to dedicate an elephant, which had never existed in Korea. It was ordered to be raised in Sabok-si, and each day, 4,5 heads of beans were consumed. On December 10, the 12th year of King Taejong's reign, Yi Woo, the former assistant secretary, died. At first, the Japanese king sent an envoy to give a martyr, so he ordered them to be raised by the three armies. When Yi Woo said he was a strange beast, he laughed at the ugliness and spat, and the elephant stepped on him in anger and killed him. On November 5, the 13th year of King Taejong's reign, the elephant was ordered to be placed on the sea island of Jeolla-do. Yoo Jeong-hyun, the chief judge of the military, said the truth.   "The tame elephant, which was dedicated in Japan, is no longer an iconoclasm, nor is it beneficial to the country. You've hurt two people, and if the law says it's right to kill a person. In addition, there are almost hundreds of beans that are fed a year, so please copy the death of the king who drove away the rhinos and elephants and put them in Jeolla-do Province." The king laughed and followed. On May 3, 14 of King Taejong's reign, the tamed elephant was ordered to be sent out to land. According to a Jeolla-do observer, "The tamed elephant is grazed in Suncheonbu Jangdo Island, but he is emaciated day by day because he does not eat water plants, and when he sees people, he shed tears," so the king heard and sent it to the land to raise it as he did at first. Later, on December 28, King Sejong's 2nd year, Jeolla-do observer said, "Elephant is not useful, so I ordered four local officials in the province to feed them. There are not many harmful effects, and only the people in the province suffer, so I will order them to raise them." Later, on March 14, the 3rd year of King Sejong's reign, a Chungcheong-do observer said, "A species that raised elephants in Gongju was bitten by an elephant and died. It's not beneficial to the country, and the feed and beans are ten times more than other beasts, so two rolls of rice a day, one horse of beans a day, that is, 48 islands of rice consumed a year, and 24 islands of beans. "If you get angry, you will hurt people. It will not only be profitable, but it will be harmful. Put it out to the ranch in the middle of the sea." He said, "Separate the place where the water and grass are good, and give your teeth out so that you do not die of illness." It seems that the damage was terrible to feed an elephant.That's true, elephants don't have anything to eat, so they only have to eat grains like rice and beans, so the damage is terrible.But one interesting thing is that Yoo Jeong-hyun's appeal eats hundreds of beans, but Chungcheong-do observers say that rice eats 48 islands and beans eat 24 islands.




Immortal Master Yi Sun-shin 3. Hideyoshi's Ambition (1)

 Since the beginning of the history of the Korean people, there have been numerous foreign invasions, but each time, our ancestors have overcome national difficulties with the will of the hot country and extraordinary fighting spirit. There are countless heroes of the country who have displayed outstanding leadership in every national crisis, but no one can dispute the fact that Yi Sun-shin is the greatest hero, hero, loyalist, and martyr. Yi Sun-shin was the best war hero in Korean history, and when the country and its rivals were on the verge of collapse due to unprecedented disasters such as the Imjin War and Jeongyu Jae-ran, he commanded the Joseon Navy and won consecutive battles with his beliefs and extraordinary strategies. He was born as the son of a poor scholar and was a great teacher of the people who consistently maintained loyalty, humanity, and patriotism despite all kinds of hardships during his short life of 54 years. "It is hard for the British to admit that Admiral Yi Sun-shin of Joseon is an excellent commander comparable to that of Horatio Nelson, but it is undeniable that Yi Sun-shin is the best admiral in the East," said Maj. G.A. Billard, who was the principal of the Royal Naval Academy. Dr. Ray Huang, a Chinese-American historian and professor at Washington State University in the U.S., praised Yi Sun-shin as one of the three greatest war heroes in Oriental history, Chen Hundao of the Vietnamese Dai Biei Dynasty, and Wen Sung-hwan of the Ming Dynasty. In light of the situation in and out of the country today, especially the political and economic crisis that is once again missing, Lee Sun-shin is reminded of the fact that he was a CEO with extraordinary leadership in addition to the known master of saving the country. In order to survive infinite competition with powerful countries in the face of a new turbulent era of the 21st century, we will have to find the wisdom of overcoming the national crisis through the leadership of Seongwoong Lee Soon-shin, who was greater than any great man in East and West. ◆ At the time of the devastating East-West Party War, Jeolla Jwasuyeong was located in Yeosu-si, Jeollanam-do today. Jeolla Jwasuyeong had jurisdiction over five buildings, including Suncheon, Boseong, Nakan, Gwangyang, and Heungyang, and five guns, including Sado, Bangdap, Yeodo, Nokdo, and Balfour. Yi Sun-shin, who was in charge of defending the southern coast, predicted the upcoming war and made his best efforts to defend it. He was one of the few people who predicted that there would be a certain invasion of Japan in the future. He toured the jurisdiction day and night, building or repairing new military ships and weapons while incompetent ministers and generals, including King Seonjo, wasted their time in useless party strife without any countermeasures. And I trained the navy hard. However, the court was still absurdly complacent, talking about the era of peace. Here, we will look at the circumstances of Joseon, Japan, and the Ming Dynasty one year before the Imjin War. Perhaps because Seonjo was conscious of the fact that he was the first king from Banggye in the Joseon Dynasty, he reacted very sensitively if he thought it had anything to do with the security of his royal authority. In addition, King Seonjo was a narrow-minded king. He was jealous, suspicious, and stubborn, perhaps because of his inferiority complex, or his natural personality. Due to King Seonjo's suspicious and jealous tired personality, Yi Sun-shin also managed to overcome the crisis of death later and served as a second white soldier. Throughout his reign, King Seonjo has thrown out or killed many of his subjects, and that's the chief executive of state affairs The same was true of the Japanese Invasion of Korea in 1592, the most responsible of the highest power, and the Japanese Invasion of Korea in 1592, an unprecedented disaster brought about by Yu Bi-hwan. When the king showed such extreme virtue that he was swayed by emotions, the attitude of his subjects toward state affairs began to be disturbed by jealousy, jealousy, and confrontation by creating factions. The royal court, which had previously been divided into the Hungu faction and the People faction, began a full-fledged party struggle between the East and the West, which was in 1572. Sim Eui-gyeom was the brother of Queen Insoon, the queen of King Myeongjong. He was a maternal relative and tried to save the Sarim faction, and after that, he was a person who worked hard to appoint many Sarim figures. However, after King Seonjo ascended to the throne, Shinjin Sarim did not appreciate Sim Sang-gyeom's contribution. In their eyes, Sim Sang-gyeom is a piece of shit It was nothing more than a savior, the object of overthrow. The East-West party conflict arose in the confrontation between Lee Sim-gyeom and Kim Hyo-won over the position of Jeonrang. Jeonrang is a collective term for Lee Jo-rang, who is in charge of personnel administration for civil servants, and Byeong Jo-rang, who is in charge of personnel administration for military officers. Although Jeongrang is only a manager of today's five products, it was a key position that could not be included in three major positions: Minister, Vice Minister Panseo, Champan, Yeonguijeong, Leftuijeong, and Rightuijeong. In February of that year, when Lee Cho-rang and Oh Geon recommended Kim Hyo-won as his successor, Shim Eui-gyeom opposed it, causing problems. The reason why Sim Eui-gyeom opposed it stems from a misunderstanding. During the reign of King Myeongjong, Sim Eui-gyeom went to Yoon Won-hyung's house and saw Kim Hyo-won, so he was considered a small boat who visited the house of the authorities. However, at that time, Kim Hyo-won only went to meet Lee Jo-min, who was living in his wife's family as Yoon Won-hyung's son-in-law. In the end, Kim Hyo-won failed to become Lee Jo-rang, which led to a build-up of bad feelings toward Sim Eui-gyeom. However, two years later, in 1574, Kim Hyo-won finally became Lee Jo-rang, and he attacked Shim Sim-gyeom with the support of the Sarim faction. To make matters worse, when Shim Choong-gyeom, Shim's younger brother, was mentioned as Kim Hyo-won's successor, Kim Hyo-won criticized, "Why are you trying to take over Shim's family when Jeonrang is not even a property of a maternal relative?" The conflict between the two sides reached the brink of explosion. At this time, Lee Yul-gok stepped up and came up with an arbitration proposal. It was a plan to send Sim Sang-gyeom out as a foreign office, using him as a master of Kaesong and Kim Hyo-won as a deputy governor of Gyeongheung. However, this decision came to nothing due to opposition, "Why should Kim Hyo-won be chased to Gyeongheung, Hamgyeong-do, far away when Sim Sang-gyeom goes to nearby Kaesong?" After that, the conflict and confrontation between the two sides intensified and were divided into east and west. Dong-in was called Dong-in because Kim Hyo-won, who represents Shinjin Sa-ryu, lived in Geoncheon-dong, Jongno-gu, and Seo-in was called because Sim Eui-gyeom, who represents the Salvation Army at the time, lived in Jeongneung, west. There were many students of Toegye Yi Hwang and Nammyeong Jo Sik, and many of the Seoin were disciples of Yulgok Yi Yi Yi and Ugye Seong marriage. The two parties, Lee Dong-in and Seo-in, later took control of the regime, were divided into moderate men and hard-line North Koreans again, which is called a party struggle for thought. Immediately after the east-west Bundang, Seo-in occupied the majority of the government, but when Yi Yul-gok, who was closer to Seo-in as a moderate, died and Song Kang Jeong-cheol, a hard-liner of Seo-in, fell, the regime returned to Dong-in. Then, in the wake of the rebellion of Jeong Yeo-rip in 1589, the government was tilted to Seo In-cheon again, and when Jeong Cheol was overthrown, the regime was returned to Dong-in again, and the political situation was constantly tossed and turned. In that way, not only just before the Japanese Invasion of Korea in 1592, but also during and after the war, the Joseon Dynasty had no idea that the days and months passed by due to ruinous partisan strife, and Yi Sun-sin, who was close to Yoo Seong-ryong, was constantly criticized as Dongin. ◆ Hideyoshi's delusion and preparation for war, let's look at Japan's situation this time. It was in 1587, five years before the Japanese Invasion of Korea in 1597, that Hideyoshi Toyotomi, who ended the Warring States Period after Nobunaga Oda's death, and became Japan's most powerful ruler. In March of that year, Hideyoshi raised 200,000 troops and invaded Kyushu, which had not surrendered to him until then. Then Shimazu Yoshihisa of Kyushu surrendered helplessly without even considering a counterattack. As a result, the Kyushu expedition became a large-scale maneuvers ahead of the invasion of Joseon. Hideyoshi's ambition to become the master of the world by beating Joseon and conquering the Ming Dynasty did not stem from simple delusions of grandeur. His intention to hand over his power to generations has also worked. And hundreds of thousands of troops disciplined by the long civil war, that was a problem. It had to erupt somewhere. If left as it is, it was not known that an ambitious man would start a military war and lead to another civil war. It was also a big problem that hundreds of thousands of samurai groups with swords became unemployed overnight and swept around the country. There was no guarantee that his dictatorship would last forever if civil war broke out again after leaving this powerful military power intact, or if weak security collapsed. That's why Hideyoshi turned his eyes overseas. That's why he tried to put the absurd ambition of conquering Joseon and Ming into practice. In September of that year, Hideyoshi ordered Konishi Yukina, a henchman who was the vanguard of the Kyushu conquest, to deliver his personal letter to Joseon. Yukinaga had his in-laws, Yoshishige So, the main islander of Tsushima, send Tachibana Yasushi to Joseon. Yasushiro, who came to Joseon with a secret mission to spy on Joseon's situation, told Japan that Hideyoshi Toyotomi was trying to unify Japan and conquer China in the future, and said that Joseon should establish diplomatic relations with Japan quickly. There was a reason why Yasushiro acted like he was wearing two legs at first glance. If a war broke out between Japan and Joseon as Hideyoshi's ambition, Tsushima, which was caught in between, was clearly the first to suffer heavy damage. Regarding Hideyoshi's dispatch of the first mission, the Joseon government said, "We cannot send an envoy because the water to Japan is dark.He declined to send a news agency for ridiculous reasons. Yasushiro returned to the guest house and lamented to the Joseon interpreter, according to Yuseongryong's Jingbirok. Your country will be ruined in the future. Since discipline has already been broken down, how can we not hope it will be ruined!" Hideyoshi, who was already embodying the idea of the war of aggression, had no way of backing down. He sent a second delegation to Joseon in 1589. This time, he even sent a ridiculous request to have the king of Joseon join Japan. The mission leader was Yoshitomo So, who became a fugitive of Tsushima instead of his deceased father Yoshishige. Yoshitomo landed in Busanpo with the Yanagawa Supernova and the monk Kenso. However, Yoshitomo was unable to convey Hideyoshi's request to the Joseon Dynasty. It was because he was well aware that bringing out such crazy sounds would only lead to anger from the Joseon Dynasty. So he stayed in Busanpo and asked for the dispatch of a shipbuilder. When they did not even listen to this, they returned to Tsushima and came back to Busanpo. And I asked for the dispatch of the carrier again. Then, the Joseon government told them to catch and send the Koreans who had fled to Japan while stealing as a frontman for Japanese pirates before. Yoshitomo sent his men to Tsushima to catch about 10 Koreans and dedicate them to Joseon. ◆ It was in March 1590 that the telecommunications company was finally sent to Japan after repeated controversy over the adjustment of different return reports depending on the party. The official affairs of the Joseon Tongsinsa Temple were Hwang Yoon-gil of Cheomji Central Office, Kim Seong-il of Saseong, Seo Jang-jang was Heo Seong, and Hwang Jin was the secretary of the training. They arrived in Kyoto in July of that year, but met Toyotomi Hideyoshi in November, delivered the national book, and received the Japanese national book again, and returned to Korea in March of the following year. It was the month after Yi Sun-sin was appointed as the commander of the Jeolla Jwasu Temple. However, although it was a serious gambling road with the fate of the country at stake, the harmful effects of party strife followed. According to Yu Seong-ryong's Jingbirok, Hwang Yoon-gil, a calligrapher, hurriedly posted a report when he returned to Busan, reporting on the situation in Japan, saying, "There must be a disease." Hwang Yoon-gil, who asked about Japan's situation when he came to Seoul and reported, said, "Sugil's eyes are shining, and Japan is preparing for military service, so there must be a war," while Kim Sung-il, his colleague, reported, "Sugil's eyes are like mouse eyes, and God did not see such signs." Kim Sung-il went on to say, "I don't think it's right for Hwang Yoon-gil to say things that upset the people." Yoo Seong-ryong, the same driver, was still suspicious and asked Kim Sung-il later. "What if you say differently from Hwang Yoon-gil and then why do you want to invade?" Kim Sung-il replied like this. "Why would I be so sure that no one would break in? I just said that because it was so serious that the central and provincial governments would be surprised and embarrassed." Heo Seong-sung, who was like them, said that there would be an invasion by Japan, and Hwang Jin-eun agreed, but eventually, the government, blinded by the surrounding situation like a frog in a well, fizzled out. In Hideyoshi's letter, which they brought, they said, "I will go to Ming with a soldier."Even though it was included in the phrase, it ignored it, and it was no different from the country's determination to collapse. Despite the imminent Japanese Invasion of Korea in 1592, the Joseon Dynasty was so ignorant and incompetent. Very few people, such as Seosan Daisa Temple's recess, Yi Sun-shin, and Han Seok-bong, predicted that there would be a war in the future. This is a side story, but it is said that Lee Yul-gok's claim to the so-called "Manyang Byeongseol" when he was alive was also a word that allowed Yoo-jeong, a student of Samyeongdang, to tell Lee Yul-gok. However, something happened that the Joseon Dynasty could not just let go of its hand. A month after the return of the news agency, a third Japanese delegation was dispatched, and they, who entered Seoul, sent an ultimatum, saying, "I will hit Ming, so please lend me the way." Now that I came out with the Ming Dynasty, which is supported by the Shang, I couldn't pretend not to know anymore. In July of that year, the court sent Kim Eung-nam to the Ming Dynasty to announce this fact and the unusual movement of Japan. In addition, he hurriedly defended Japan's invasion, using Kim Soo as a Gyeongsang auditor, Lee Kwang as a Jeolla auditor, and Yoon Seon-gak as a Chungcheong auditor, contracting the castle and maintaining weapons. In addition, Shin Lip, known as the master of the time, was dispatched to Gyeonggi-do, Hwanghae-do, and Lee Il to Chungcheong-do and Jeolla-do to inspect defense facilities. However, the situation in the beginning of the Imjin War clearly proved that these measures were of no use at all. Meanwhile, a month before the Japanese Invasion of Korea in 1592, Yoo Seong-ryong, who was then a left-wing councilor, wrote a book called the Great Battle Strategy and sent it to Yi Sun-shin, the governor of Jeolla-do. The contents of this book are about defense tactics, and the tips of land and field, and the use of various artillery pieces, etc. are described in detail. Lee Soon-shin, who received a copy of the book, said he was impressed after reading it all night. This is how it appears on March 5, the 15th year of the Japanese Invasion of Korea. I went to Dongheon and saw his official work. The officers shot an arrow. Jinmu, who had come to Seoul at sunset, returned, and Yoo Seong-ryong of Jwauijeong sent a letter and a book called "The Great Son Transition Strategy." In this book, we talked about Susan, Yukjeon, Hwagongjeon, etc. one by one, and it was a novel work for all ages.' However, there was another Mangjo. Yanagawa Supernova, who had previously been an envoy, told Bunner and Dongnae Busa Song Sang-hyun to Busan. "Hundreds of thousands of Japanese troops are now gathering in Nagoya. War became inevitable. The original attack date was March 1st, but it was postponed to April. Now Joseon has no choice but to mediate trade between Japan and the Ming Dynasty, or to lend a way." Song Sang-hyun reported it to the court as it was, but no one answered it in the court, which was performing the "Pyeonman Taepyeongseongdae," and Yanagawa Choshin returned to Tsushima as it was. And the Japanese Invasion of Korea in 1592, as scheduled, broke out. Hwang Won-gap's "Revival Yi Sun-shin" Eco Business 2004; Kim Jong-dae's "Shin" still has 12 warships. BookForce 2001, Choi Doo-seok's "Imjin Japanese Invasion" and Lee Soon-shin's 1999 works.




Choi Chi-won's lament - Late Silla and Now Korea

 Luxury houses appeared at the end of Silla. This house was called "Geumiptaek." Thirty-five gold houses overwhelmed the world. Gold house was a gilded house. It was also said that it refers to the luxurious houses of the powerful "Jingol" Kims. Maybe it was a flash. The downtown of Gyeongju was full of tile-roofed houses. I cooked rice with charcoal, saying that soot occurs when firewood is burned. Even the history of China recorded, "The Silla Chancellor's house is constantly rusted, and there are 3,000 people working, and Gapbyeong, Wu, Ma, and I are evenly." However, the common life was not a word. During the reign of King Gyeongdeok, a person named Hyangdeok cut off the flesh of his legs and dedicated them to his father when his father went hungry in a famine. During the reign of King Heungdeok, a man named Son Soon tried to bury his children in the ground, saying they would take away their old mother's food. I was digging to bury the children, and a bell came out. After hearing this news from the country, they even handed out food. It was difficult for people who lived by selling their children to figure out the numbers. There have also been countless fights and revolts among the powerful. During the reign of King Hyegong, the country was very dizzy because the Great Duke of Gakgan revolted. It wasn't just a fight. The extravagance was even extreme. In this situation, ordinary people's lives were bound to be obvious. More and more people have given up on "nationality." Many people left for Tang to study early. He went through the past and became an official in the Tang Dynasty. There were many people who left because of the "possession." During the reign of King Hundeok, 170 Silla people were looking for food in Jeoldong of the Tang Dynasty. About 300 hungry Silla refugees moved to Japan. There's also "Pirates of the Silla Kingdom of course. About 20 pirated ships of Silla spied on Japan. About 100 Silla pirates landed in a place called Soyoung Island in Japan and fought against the Japanese. Japan was surprised and made a fuss, saying that Silla invaded. The Japanese court was full of uproar. Today, the government announced that there are houses worth billions of won at the official price. Since the official price is this much, the actual price is much higher. There were many houses like this. These were houses that were comparable to "Geumiptaek" at the end of Silla. On the other hand, some heads of families in their early 30s took their lives at a condo in Gangwon Province because of debts of just 20 million won. Some people buried their newborn baby because they had no child support. There was also an incident in which she stabbed her husband and family in the eye to get insurance money and made them blind. Data also showed that the income of the top 10% is 18 times that of the bottom 10%. At the end of Silla, the battle of the powerful turned into a battle between the ruling and opposition parties today. There is also a battle between the two. As the fighting intensified, the public opinion was divided. Celebrities are taking the initiative (?) to give up their children's nationality. A former minister said, "I understand that his grandson, who was born in a foreign country, chose American citizenship because he did not speak Korean well." Finally, there are even Koreans who can't speak Korean properly. Choi Chi-won has returned home. Choi Chi-won left 'early study abroad' at a young age and studied in Tang. In Tang, he passed the examination in the past and even worked as a manager. But I returned to my country. I came back with a sense of anticipation. I thought there would be work to do in my country. He was in the prime of his 29-year-at the height of 29 years old. However, the reality of the country was different from that of expectations. Choi was disappointed. Choi Chi-won's visible powers were at the level of foxes and wild cats. It was a "beast" trying to take power and pretend. He was a liar who lied to the world. It was an "amateur" regime. Silla's politics were a mess. In the end, he left a lament. "The fox turns into a beautiful woman, and the wildcat plays the role of a scholar." Who knew that a herd of beasts would deceive the world in the guise of men." Choi was worried about the future of the country. "Gyerim is a yellow leaf, and Gokryeong is a green pine tree." Gyerim was Silla and Gokryeong was Goryeo. Silla was reduced to fallen leaves but did not realize it. Powerful people such as foxes and wildcat were only focusing on scratching and ripping. Moreover, those in power decorated the entire island on the "southwest coast" with ranches. He enjoyed entertainment by shooting arrows and hunting on the island. The whole island was a playground. Even the island development project, which is making the country noisy today, was "similar."




merry-go-rounds, roller coasters, fancy palace-style houses...When did the so-called theme park start?

 Coney Island was the founder of the 19th century. The roller coaster was called the Blue Dragon Train... ...in 1895. The Americans are amazing... ...in the old days. In the 1970s and 1980s, Yongin Natural Farm (now in Samsung), Dreamland, Children's Grand Park, etc. were created, and what has become as sophisticated as the advanced countries is Lotte Waldo in Ggacheon, the state-run Seoul Lando... Samsung Evergreen Land. Since Lotte Waldo was born in 1988, other things will be similar. I heard it's the largest indoor theme park in the East, but there's no basis. Among the theme parks, the so-called main seat is Disneyland, and Walt Disney, famous for cartoon movies in the 1950s, was first established in LA. Even after Walt's death, he built another one in Florida, and in the early 1980s, he left the United States to build a giant castle in Tokyo, Japan. His last name is a mouse... ...lol. German Bavarian sex imitation. Next time, I'll visit Euro Disneyland in Paris, France. After all, there are four Disneylands, which are western, eastern, Japanese, and European-centered France... ...are the world's middle-class entertainment facilities built in the capitalist capital. I heard that our country or China is becoming a new prospect... ...is it possible? The market is... Anyway, children's heaven... ...couple heaven... ...a shelter for the middle class of the modern-day working class... ...theme park. Is this even the beginning of Western life... ...in every modern day life? As a result, the theme park is decorated in a medieval Western style. The theme park is one of the codes for understanding the historical nature of middle-class culture, in the 19th and 20th centuries. They are neither rich nor poor. ============================================================== The origin of the theme park, Bokes Hall Gardens, was created in 1661 by opening London's aristocratic garden, and was built as a facility combining playgrounds and gardens, and is called the original of modern amusement parks, where circus, acrobatics and circus, acrobatics, and panorama shows. It was not until the 17th century that this type of amusement park, Pleasure Land, was created in London, Paris, Vienna, and southern Europe. It is said that "Flaserland" had two sides: natural appreciation and hedonism at its beginning. As it became a public thing, the entertainment facilities were expanded and the garden was destroyed, making it a hedonistic space rather than a natural appreciator, and at night, the Punggi problem became an erotic love place, which was a common problem in the garden park at the time. Around 5,000 people a day at Vauxhall Gardens, 8,000 to 10,000 guests entered if there was a special event. It was free at the beginning of its opening, but it is said to have received an admission fee of one sili from 1728. Most of the Pleasure Garden was not an amusement park for families to gather. There was also an epidemic of prostitutes around Bokes Hall Gardens, and many alcohol, gambling, and criminal cases, which eventually closed on 25 July 1850. Coney Island is the first full-scale amusement park in the United States, located in the southwest of Long Island, 13 km south of Manhattan. The name Coney Island means "an island inhabited by rabbits" in Dutch since New York was a Dutch colony. It was formerly famous as a high-class summer resort. In 1829, the first beach hotel "Coney Island House" was established, and in the 1860s, there were numerous game halls, dance halls, restaurants, and beer halls, and hot dogs were invented. Three large hotels and cabaret were built in 1870, and the famous Elephant Hotel was built in 1882. The extraordinary hotel, in the shape of an elephant, had one foot as a cigarette shop and the other as a perspective flower crown, and the atmosphere nearby was added, triggering a strong urge for pleasure. In 1895, the first ever looped coaster (roller coaster) was installed with a 7.5-meter vertical loop called "Hurifhuraf". After that, oval roller coasters came in, circus side shows appeared, and when the subway opened in the 1920s, it reached its peak. The commercialist Coney Island manager thought that intense thrill and excitement were the demands of the public. While playing a pioneering role in the amusement park, including the creation of the U.S. first full-scale jet coaster "Sycmon" in 1927, there were no policies or concepts in the park. Of course, there was no training or training for employees. This type of park quickly spread to large American cities such as Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, and San Francisco. However, with the peak of 1920, entertainment is eventually lost to movies. Furthermore, the continuous fire led to the denization of prostitutes around Coney Island, and in 1950, it degenerated into an unbearable park. In 1984, a new Coney Island Park master plan was created by the Coney Island Resort Development Company, but no investors have yet appeared.




Immortal Master Yi Sun-shin 2. A tough career in government. (2)

 Since the beginning of the history of the Korean people, there have been numerous foreign invasions, but each time, our ancestors have overcome national difficulties with the will of the hot country and extraordinary fighting spirit. There are countless heroes of the country who have displayed outstanding leadership in every national crisis, but no one can dispute the fact that Yi Sun-shin is the greatest hero, hero, loyalist, and martyr. Yi Sun-shin was the best war hero in Korean history, and when the country and its rivals were on the verge of collapse due to unprecedented disasters such as the Imjin War and Jeongyu Jae-ran, he commanded the Joseon Navy and won consecutive battles with his beliefs and extraordinary strategies. He was born as the son of a poor scholar and was a great teacher of the people who consistently maintained loyalty, humanity, and patriotism despite all kinds of hardships during his short life of 54 years. "It is hard for the British to admit that Admiral Yi Sun-shin of Joseon is an excellent commander comparable to that of Horatio Nelson, but it is undeniable that Yi Sun-shin is the best admiral in the East," said Maj. G.A. Billard, who was the principal of the Royal Naval Academy. Dr. Ray Huang, a Chinese-American historian and professor at Washington State University in the U.S., praised Yi Sun-shin as one of the three greatest war heroes in Oriental history, Chen Hundao of the Vietnamese Dai Biei Dynasty, and Wen Sung-hwan of the Ming Dynasty. In light of the situation in and out of the country today, especially the political and economic crisis that is once again missing, Lee Sun-shin is reminded of the fact that he was a CEO with extraordinary leadership in addition to the known master of saving the country. In order to survive infinite competition with powerful countries in the face of a new turbulent era of the 21st century, we will have to find the wisdom of overcoming the national crisis through the leadership of Seongwoong Lee Soon-shin, who was greater than any great man in East and West. ◆ Yi Sun-sin, a soldier with plastic surgery in the atmosphere, passed the examination as a soldier only at the age of 32 in February 1576. And in December of that year, he was appointed as the authority of Donggu Bibo, Hambuk. Although Yi Sun-sin went to government office at a late age, he did not rise to the world with the help of others and silently performed his duties. In addition, he has always been in the office with a clean and upright attitude, and there are several anecdotes about this. At that time, Lee Hu-baek, who was an observer of Hamgyeong-do Island, was a very strict person who mercilessly punished those in charge of poor performance while touring each camp even if their subordinates made a small mistake.  None of the officers in this area was not beaten by Baek afterwards, so everyone feared him. However, it is said that Lee Hu-baek praised Lee Soon-shin with a smile of satisfaction after looking at Dong-gu Bibo. It goes without saying that Dong-gu Bibo's military discipline was strict, and if the defense posture against the invasion of the Yeojin people was not only flawless compared to any other progress, but also Yi Sun-sin's archery skills were outstanding. Lee Soon-shin, a first-time junior officer, took courage and made this suggestion at the meeting with Baek for the first time. "Sato's punishment is so severe that the generals on the frontier don't know where to put their hands and feet." Later, Baek laughed and replied, "You are right. But how could I have done that regardless of what was right or wrong?" Two months after Yi Sun-sin faithfully carried out his border security mission in Donggu Bibo, I heard that his third son, Myeon, was born in his hometown in 1577. However, Yi Sun-shin's upright character brought misfortune and suffering if he did not meet a superior who understood it. This is evidenced by the hard work that followed. Yi Sun-sin completed his three-year term at his first post and was appointed as a senior trainee in February 1579. However, due to a feud with Byeongjojwarang Seo Ik, he was transferred to the authority of a soldier in Chungcheong-do in eight months and was demoted to Balfolmanho in July of the following year. For the first time in Bapseong Fortress, he was able to gain experience in naval forces, but he had to spend the years of continuous pain. Due to his uncompromising principles, he was hated by Jeolla-do observer Son Sik, Jeolla Jwasusa Temple Seongbak, and Nam Byeongsa Temple Lee Yong, but Seo Ik, who had already been on bad terms with him, came down as a special inspector in the spring of 1581 and destroyed Yi Sun-shin. However, within a few months, he was falsely accused and returned to work as a volunteer at the training center, and in October 1583, he was appointed as Jin Won-bo of Hamgyeong-do. Here, Yi Sun-shin was promoted to the military of the training center and was working, but he returned home after hearing the news of his father's death. He was appointed as the main housewife of Sabok-si, who manages the horses of the court at the age of 42, but was appointed again as the Josanbomanho of Hamgyeong-do Island in 16 days. The following year, he also served as the head of the Nokdundo Dunjeon garrison at the entrance of the Tumen River, where Yi Sun-shin asked for an increase in troops several times because it was an area where the Yeojin people appeared. However, Lee Il, who was a Bukbyeongsa Temple at the time, repeatedly ignored it, and was forced to maintain a small number of troops, but was subject to a major attack by the Yeojin people during the harvest period. Yi Sun-shin, who managed to defeat the Yeojin people with the support of Gyeongheung's vice governor Lee Gyeong-rok, chased the enemy who ran away with an arrow on his left leg to the end and rescued about 60 captured people. However, Lee was busy hiding his mistakes, so he drove Yi Sun-sin to the battlefield and put all the blame on him. Eventually, Yi Sun-sin became a member of the Baekuijonggun after being removed from office with Lee Gyeong-rok. In June of the following year, he received a special envoy and returned home at the age of 44 to soothe his tired mind and body. During his 12 years of independent life, he went through various slander and trials, and after spending an unhappy time, he was sent home to a sick body without gaining any merit. Then, in February 1588, at the age of 45, he was reinstated as a military officer and propaganda officer of Lee Kwang, a patrolman in Jeolla-do, and in December 1589, he was appointed as the Jeongeup Prefectural Inspector at the recommendation of Yoo Seong-ryong. It was 13 years after he was admitted to military service, but he was already 45 years old in a small province. From this time on, he began to raise his reputation as an official and was appointed as the Jeolla Jwasusa Temple in February 1591. At the age of 47, he became commander of the regional defense navy. Lee Soon-shin suffered an unfortunate fate due to jealousy around him in the early days and was suddenly promoted at a high speed in the late stages because of his excellent talent and personality, but above all, Jukma-go-woo Yoo Seong-ryong, who was well aware of his abilities, actively recommended Lee Soon-shin. In other words, when Yi Sun-sin was the governor of Jeongeup, Yoo Seong-ryong, who was a military governor, strongly recommended Yi Sun-sin as the Jeolla Jwasusa Temple when he ascended to Jwauijeong via Ijo Pan-seo and Uuijeong.                                           Regarding the circumstances at the time of the nomination of Yi Sun-sin, Yoo Seong-ryong writes in the Jingbirok. "As the news that the Japanese were moving the military became urgent, I ordered Bibyeon to recommend a person who could live a long life, so I recommended Sunshin and promoted him from Jeongeup County to Jeolla Jwasusa." Cho Sun-sil-rok said, "I couldn't appoint him as a magistrate." We can't help but do so because we don't have enough talent now. He will handle it enough, so there is no need to weigh the authority of the official."There was a time when I was in trouble," he said. At that time, Yoo Seong-ryong not only recommended Yi Sun-sin, but also recommended Kwon Yul, who was a brother of Jo Jeong-rang in the past, as a pastor of Uiju, so he was really a person with an eye for people. As if it were fate, Yi Sun-shin became the commander-in-chief of the Jeolla Jwasu-gun 14 months before the Japanese invasion of Joseon. Since he took office, he has worked hard to strengthen his military by grasping the status of each camp under his command and establishing strict discipline of the army. As a result, just before the Japanese Invasion of Korea in 1592, there were only about 10 military ships under Won Gyun, Gyeongsang Ususa Temple, while Jeolla Jwasuyeong, where Yi Sun-shin is located, was able to have more than 30 large and small military ships. Hwang Won-gap's "Revival Yi Sun-shin" Eco Business 2004; Kim Jong-dae's "Shin" still has 12 warships. BookForce 2001, Choi Doo-seok's "Imjin Japanese Invasion" and Lee Soon-shin's 1999 works.




Immortal Master Yi Sun-shin 2. A tough career in government. (1)

 Since the beginning of the history of the Korean people, there have been numerous foreign invasions, but each time, our ancestors have overcome national difficulties with the will of the hot country and extraordinary fighting spirit. There are countless heroes of the country who have displayed outstanding leadership in every national crisis, but no one can dispute the fact that Yi Sun-shin is the greatest hero, hero, loyalist, and martyr. Yi Sun-shin was the best war hero in Korean history, and when the country and its rivals were on the verge of collapse due to unprecedented disasters such as the Imjin War and Jeongyu Jae-ran, he commanded the Joseon Navy and won consecutive battles with his beliefs and extraordinary strategies. He was born as the son of a poor scholar and was a great teacher of the people who consistently maintained loyalty, humanity, and patriotism despite all kinds of hardships during his short life of 54 years. "It is hard for the British to admit that Admiral Yi Sun-shin of Joseon is an excellent commander comparable to that of Horatio Nelson, but it is undeniable that Yi Sun-shin is the best admiral in the East," said Maj. G.A. Billard, who was the principal of the Royal Naval Academy. Dr. Ray Huang, a Chinese-American historian and professor at Washington State University in the U.S., praised Yi Sun-shin as one of the three greatest war heroes in Oriental history, Chen Hundao of the Vietnamese Dai Biei Dynasty, and Wen Sung-hwan of the Ming Dynasty. In light of the situation in and out of the country today, especially the political and economic crisis that is once again missing, Lee Sun-shin is reminded of the fact that he was a CEO with extraordinary leadership in addition to the known master of saving the country. In order to survive infinite competition with powerful countries in the face of a new turbulent era of the 21st century, we will have to find the wisdom of overcoming the national crisis through the leadership of Seongwoong Lee Soon-shin, who was greater than any great man in East and West. ◆ After marriage, Lee Soon-shin prepared for the no-fruit test. After marriage, he began to prepare for the no-fruit test in earnest. Lee Soon-shin entered a deep stage in his studies and even his writing skills were learned, but when he tried to become an official, his parents and brothers would have opposed it at first. This may be because the family wanted him to take the liberal arts course because Joseon was a literary and political society. Nevertheless, it would be good to see that Yi Sun-shin's choice of a difficult path as a military officer was influenced by his father-in-law, Bang-jin, and his wife. Bangjin, the father-in-law who served as the governor of Boseong, was an unmanned man who had worked on the periphery. In addition, since he had so much wealth that a group of painters attacked him, it is not difficult to guess that he would have recommended his son-in-law, Lee Soon-shin, who was unemployed over the age of 20, to look at the fruit. Also, his wife, who was calm and bold for her age as a daughter of such Bangjin, may have given such advice to Yi Sun-shin. Lee Soon-shin, who was devoted to his parents and had a deep brotherhood, decided to see a fruit at the recommendation of his father-in-law and his wife, and it is presumed that he finally succeeded in turning their hearts back. And the understanding of the two brothers would have been gained. At that time, in order to take the military examination, it was not just to have excellent martial arts and memorize military law books. It cost a lot of money because I had to buy a horse and learn horsemanship, and I had to prepare a bow and a spear sword to practice martial arts. The family might have paid for the expenses. Think about it. Although Yi Sun-sin married and became the head of a family, what could he have made his wife? We are well aware that Yi Jeong, Lee Soon-shin's father, returned to his wife's home with his wife and three sons because he could no longer live in Seoul due to his family's poverty. The father also went down to the countryside to live in his wife's family, so what could he have afforded the third son, not the first son, to take care of Mugwa Siheon. Therefore, it is possible to assume that Lee Soon-shin had received a lot of physical and mental support from his wife's family in preparing for the free exam in earnest from the following year when he married. Yi Sun-sin did not neglect martial arts by reading the military law books, Mugyeong Chil-seo, which he had to learn properly to become a military officer, such as Sonja and Oja, Samabeop, Yukdo, Samjak, Ulryoja, and Yiwi Gong-mun. ◆ be sadly defeated by a fall It was at the age of 23 that Yi Sun-shin's eldest son, Hoe, was born, and four years later, his second son, Ul, was born, and the number of family members increased to four. The name of the second wool is changed to Yeol by Yi Sun-shin later. He is already 27 years old. However, since he could not get in, this was a long time later than Nami of King Sejo's generation passed the military service at the age of 17, defeated the Yeojin at the age of 20, and became today's Minister of Defense, Byeongjo Panseo at the age of 26. However, there is a saying that there is a long-standing, and isn't heaven sending down the right talent at the right time? At that time, he could become an officer and even a military commander only by passing the military examination. The liberal arts department could be prepared by starting at a shrine, studying at Hyanggyo or Seowon, becoming a literary student of a famous scholar, and learning, but the martial arts department had no suitable place to practice martial arts and had no teacher to invite. There was no systematic preparation process for the past. Therefore, those who wanted to apply for military service had no choice but to read military books alone and practice martial arts. Young Lee Soon-shin, the head of a family who has already become the father of his two sons, also built his own training ground near his house and went through such a process alone. King Myeongjong died and King Seonjo followed him in 1567, when Yi Sun-shin was studying martial arts and military service in Asan with the aim of preparing for military service, at the age of 23. Seonjo was born in 1552 as the third son of Deokheung Daewongun, the seventh secretary of King Jungjong. At first, the name was Gyun, but later changed to Yeon. So Seonjo is seven years younger than Yi Sun-shin. He was initially enshrined in Haseong-gun, but Myeongjong named him as his successor because he had no successor, and he succeeded on July 1 when Myeongjong died 22 years after his reign in June 1567. King Seonjo was a 16-year-old boy at the time of his accession, so at first, King Myeongjong's queen, Insoonbi Shim, made a convergence. However, soon after seeing King Seonjo's cleverness, Insoondaebi handed over all his powers the following year and took over his family. As King Seonjo learned with Toegye Lee Hwang and Yulgok Lee Yi as his teachers, he initially liked learning and believed in Neo-Confucianism, so he stayed away from his maternal relatives and hired a large number of sarim. As a result, a new wind occurred in the rowing, but side effects also followed. The people were divided into East and West, resulting in the ruinous Bungdang politics. Seonjo was the first king in the history of the Joseon Dynasty to succeed to the throne as a bange, not a direct line. In the past, as in the case of Taejong, Sejong, or Sejo and Seongjong, Myeongseo was crowned, but no one was born in a private house as a son of a concubine, not a queen or concubine, but a child of a concubine. Whether it was because he had a sense of qualification that he was from Banggye, not Jeoktong, or because of his natural nature, Seonjo was a jealous, volatile, and stubborn person. In addition, due to his tough nature and narrow ditch, he suspected his subjects and even killed them throughout his reign. Although he did not hear the tyrant, his administration could not be stabilized due to the abandonment of his subjects. As state affairs often depended on the king's feelings rather than on principles, naturally, servants were more likely to be wary of the king rather than saying the right things. There was a reason why Yi Sun-shin was hated by his ancestors and passed the crisis of death several times. Yi Sun-shin first applied for military service in 1572, the year he was 28 years old. In that year, Byeolsi, a temporary past, was held at Hansung Training Center when there were events or special events in the country. During the Joseon Dynasty, there were regular tests such as "Siknyeonsi," which were conducted once every three years, such as "Ja," "Myo," "O," and "Yu," and "Byeolsi," which is an irregular test, that is, a star and test. In addition, there were two subjects for the exam: martial arts and Gangseo. In martial arts, there were two tests: archery, which was done standing tall, and riding a horse. The archery had a wooden arrow shot, a sharp arrow shot, and a iron battle arrow shot, and the horse rider had a knight who ran and hit the target, a javelin that hit the target by throwing a horse, and a wooden ball by swinging a horse. After the Japanese Invasion of Korea in 1592, the importance of the Jochong was considered, and a shooting technique was added to the no-fault test, but the most basic weapon, the knife, was missing. It is not clear why swordsmanship was not important, but when the Japanese military, which was traditionally good at fighting with long knives, fought a close battle with the Japanese military, especially the 100-year civil war, when the Japanese military ignored swordsmanship. On the other hand, Gangseo chose one of the five books of history, the seven books of Mugyeong, and other Byeongseo, and Gyeonggukjeon was added. In 1572, Yi Sun-shin went up to Seoul with a dream of pure luck and took his first no-guess test, but unfortunately, in a test of riding a horse, the horse he was riding suddenly fell and fell. Even a good rider is forced to fall, but Lee Soon-shin was unlucky to fall and broke his left leg. While everyone was looking at him in surprise, Yi Sun-shin barely stood up and approached under the willow tree nearby, peeled off the willow branch, wrapped the injured leg, and then mounted the horse again and ran to the end. Everyone was impressed by Lee Soon-shin's calm, brave, and agile attitude, but he failed the test. Yi Sun-shin returned to Asan's house to heal his legs, and he ran horses, shot arrows, learned martial arts, and read military books until late at night to prepare for the next military exam. Hwang Won-gap's Eco Business 2004 and Kim Jong-dae's "Shin" still have 12 military ships.




Immortal Master Yi Sun-shin 1. The domestic situation at the time of birth. (2)

 Since the beginning of the history of the Korean people, there have been numerous foreign invasions, but each time, our ancestors have overcome national difficulties with the will of the hot country and extraordinary fighting spirit. There are countless heroes of the country who have displayed outstanding leadership in every national crisis, but no one can dispute the fact that Yi Sun-shin is the greatest hero, hero, loyalist, and martyr. Yi Sun-shin was the best war hero in Korean history, and when the country and its rivals were on the verge of collapse due to unprecedented disasters such as the Imjin War and Jeongyu Jae-ran, he commanded the Joseon Navy and won consecutive battles with his beliefs and extraordinary strategies. He was born as the son of a poor scholar and was a great teacher of the people who consistently maintained loyalty, humanity, and patriotism despite all kinds of hardships during his short life of 54 years. "It is hard for the British to admit that Admiral Yi Sun-shin of Joseon is an excellent commander comparable to that of Horatio Nelson, but it is undeniable that Yi Sun-shin is the best admiral in the East," said Maj. G.A. Billard, who was the principal of the Royal Naval Academy. Dr. Ray Huang, a Chinese-American historian and professor at Washington State University in the U.S., praised Yi Sun-shin as one of the three greatest war heroes in Oriental history, Chen Hundao of the Vietnamese Dai Biei Dynasty, and Wen Sung-hwan of the Ming Dynasty. In light of the situation in and out of the country today, especially the political and economic crisis that is once again missing, Lee Sun-shin is reminded of the fact that he was a CEO with extraordinary leadership in addition to the known master of saving the country. In order to survive infinite competition with powerful countries in the face of a new turbulent era of the 21st century, we will have to find the wisdom of overcoming the national crisis through the leadership of Seongwoong Lee Soon-shin, who was greater than any great man in East and West. ◆ After many twists and turns of King Myeongjong of Tears, King Jungjong passed the throne to the crown prince in November 1544, the following year. At that time, Jungjong was 57 years old, and the next person to ascend the throne was 30. Born in 1520, he was crowned a crown prince at the age of 6 and finally ascended to the throne, and he was a great person who was devoted to his wise and generous personality and loved learning. For this reason, the race was only reigned for eight months, but people praised it as Seonggun. The power struggle between Dayoon and Soyoon returned to Dayoon's victory due to the ascension of the race, but it was also brief to enjoy the joy of victory. It was because the race passed away on July 1, 1545, eight months after its accession to the throne, at the height of only 31 years old. The race called the ministers and asked them to do so when his condition worsened before he died. "Since the disease of Gwane has become so deep that I can't come to my senses, I'm giving my potential to Prince Gyeongwon, so please work harder and follow the will of Gwane."" Race had no consequences. His maintenance, Queen Inseong Park, had no resuscitation. When the race died and Prince Gyeongwon ascended the throne, he was Myeongjong, the "King of Tears." King Myeongjong ascended to the throne at the young age of only 11, so after that, Queen Munjeong, the mother-in-law, did the convergence clean-up as regent, and accordingly, the court was dominated by Soyoon, or Yoon Won-hyung. Queen Munjeong's regency was officially for eight years when King Myeongjong turned 20, but since then, King Myeongjong was so weak that he resembled a half-brother race, Queen Munjeong wielded absolute power until he died in 1565. It was in August 1545, the fifth month after Yi Sun-sin was born, that Queen Munjeong caused the Eulsa flower that brought down the political Daeyoon power. In 1547, Queen Munjeong killed or exiled many people again under the banner of the so-called Yangjae Station Byeokseo Incident. And when King Myeongjong turned 20, he gathered according to national law and soon lifted the regent's foot, but that did not mean that he completely stepped down from the political front. This was because power was like a drug in old times and now, so once you grab it, you rarely want to let go. Without knowing that the government was losing its mind due to the struggle for power, the people's livelihood was ruined, and the people's plight was indescribable. The people who were naked and hungry by the oppression of the powerful and exploitation of the corrupt officials transformed into thieves everywhere, and the most powerful and famous bandit leader at that time was Lim Kkeok-jeong, who was called a righteous enemy. From 1559 to 1562, Im Kkeokjeong performed brilliantly across Hwanghae-do, Pyeongan-do, Hamgyeong-do, Gyeonggi-do, and Gangwon-do, and while the people thought Im Kkeok-jeong was a hero, the government soldiers running around to catch him thought it was a band of thieves. That was the background of the times in the country when Yi Sun-shin spent his boyhood. ◆ Japan's military strength trained in the Hundred Years' Civil War. Then, how was the situation of neighboring countries China and Japan at that time? For more than 200 years since its founding, the Joseon Dynasty has forgotten the threat of war, and has been immersed in power struggles without knowing the situation outside the country like a frog in a well, and Japan has been spending almost 100 years of civil war. In fact, it could be said that the Imjin War was a kind of side effect. Takauji Ashikaga established the Muromachi Shogunate in Kyoto in 1338. As the power of the Muromachi shogunate gradually weakened, the lord Shugodaimyo, appointed by the shogunate and sent to each province, began to expand their power. The independent daimyo fought a fierce territorial battle, and in 1467, the so-called Onin rebellion broke out. At that time, daimyo from all over the country flocked around Kyoto and divided into Donggun and Seogun, and fought a civil war for 11 years, and Japan's national era began in earnest. The Warring States Period, which lasted for 100 years, was established by Nobunaga Oda, and ended when the Muromachi Shogunate collapsed in 1572 and more than half of Japan's territory fell under his influence. However, Nobunaga Oda was killed in 1582 in Honno-shi, Kyoto, in the betrayal of his subordinate Mitsuhide Akechi. However, when Nobunaga died, his henchman Hideyoshi Toyotomi won the Battle of Yamazaki the following year, eliminating Matsuhide Akechi, and in 1583, the elder Katsuie Shibada of the Oda clan took full control. Seven years later, in 1590, he finally succeeded in unifying the whole of Japan and emerged as the supreme power. He was 55 years old. And two years later, in 1592, the invasion of Joseon finally began. Japan's military strength was steadily strengthened thanks to the military's transformation into a strong force of white war through the 100-year Warring States Period, but the most important thing that cannot be ignored is the acceptance of new weapons from the West. It was in 1543 when Portuguese sailors landed on Tanegashima, Kyushu, and handed over their guns, ammunition, and their manufacturing methods. The crude guns passed down in this way began to be mass-produced at ironworks in the Sakai region of Kyushu, which led to the control of the entire war era. The best example was the Battle of Nagashino in 1575. In this fight, Nobunaga Oda hid 3,500 riflemen behind their necks and quickly wiped out the mounted troops of Katsuyori Takeda, who rushed with frightening force. Since then, the aspect of Japanese mercenary tactics has changed completely from the conventional tactics of fighting each other closely with a spear and a knife to the unit strategy with a rifle. Meanwhile, before the Japanese Invasion of Korea in 1592, the situation of the Ming Dynasty in China was exhausted due to overlapping internal and external troubles and was rolling downhill. In 1368, 24 years before the Joseon Dynasty, King Taejo chased the Yuan Empire to its original Mongolian meadow, and it seemed to develop studies and art in peace for nearly 200 years and restore the Chinese Empire's film, but the political power began to weaken due to partisan political strife, corruption, and exchange. Foreign exchange was followed by internal and external rains. In the north, the Mongols grew up again and frequently invaded the periphery, while Japanese pirates were constantly robbing the southern coastal areas. In 1592, during the Japanese Invasion of Korea in 1592, the emperor of the Ming Dynasty was the 13th king, Shinjong. And a month before the Japanese Invasion of Korea in March of that year, the Mongols rebelled on the northwestern border, and the Ming Dynasty's royal court managed to suppress it by sending Lee Yeo-song, a Korean whose roots were. Although Japan caused the Imjin War under the pretext of asking for a way to fight the Ming Dynasty, this was the reason why the Ming Dynasty, which claimed to be the military state of Joseon, was unable to urgently send relief troops. ◆ When Lee Soon-shin was born and raised in Asan, Chungcheongnam-do, his family was very poor. As the situation became more and more difficult, his father, Lee Jeong, took his family and returned to his wife's house in Baekam-ri, Yeomchi-eup, Asan-si, Chungcheongnam-do, where he is currently located. Yi Sun-sin spent time here until he passed the military service examination at the age of 32, so Baekam-ri was no different from his hometown. Yi Sun-sin married the daughter of Bang-jin, who served as the governor of Boseong at the age of 20. As Admiral Yi Sun-shin's penmanship, Mrs. Bang was also calm and brilliant from a young age. This story is told in the book of Yi Chungmugongjeon. It was when Mrs. Bang was 12 years old, and Chinese pirates invaded the house of Bangjin. Her father, Bang Jin, tried to defeat the bandits by firing a bow. Then all the arrows fell off. My father ordered me to bring more arrows, but I couldn't find them no matter how hard I looked. This was because the pirates and the mistress of the house hid all the remaining arrows. At that time, the young Miss Bang showed her wit and quickly climbed up to the attic and shouted, throwing the quacks used to weave onto the floor. "Father, there are a lot of arrows here!" When the branches fell on the floor and made a loud noise, the painters thought there were still many arrows left, so they all ran away. It is said that Yi Sun-shin's father-in-law and martial arts were greatly encouraged and helped by his father-in-law, Bang Jin. At the foot of Banghwasan Mountain in Baekam-ri, Yeomchi-eup, Asan-si, Chungcheongnam-do, where Yi Sun-shin spent his youth until the age of 32, there is the largest and representative Hyeonchungsa Temple among Yi Sun-shin's shrines in various parts of the country. Hyeonchungsa Temple was originally the first to build Yi Sun-shin's shrine here in 1706, 108 years after Admiral Yi Sun-shin's death, and the following year King Sukjong handed down three letters of "Hyunchungsa Temple." And for more than 200 years, the memorial service continued, but after the Japanese annexation of the Korean Empire in 1910, all the land here was handed over to the Japanese and the shrine was in danger of being destroyed. Accordingly, the Dong-A Ilbo and the Lee Chung-moo Public Conservation Society came forward to raise funds nationwide, leading to the reconstruction of Hyeonchungsa Temple in 1932. And since liberation in 1945, a festival has been held every year on the birthday of Admiral Yi Sun-shin on April 28 of the Gregorian calendar. After that, from 1966 to 1974, a large-scale work was carried out to make Hyeonchungsa Temple holy, and the shrine was rebuilt to take shape today. In the precincts of Hyeonchungsa Temple, there are Bonjeon Hall, old house and Gungsuljang, the tomb of Yi Sun-shin's third son, Chungmujeong, Gubonjeon Hall and Relics Hall, and Jeongryeo and Gamyo. In the relics exhibition hall, literature such as Admiral Yi Sun-shin's two-stack Daejangdo, Okro and Belt, Nanjung Ilgi, Gyoji and tombstone tablebooks, turtle ship models, various weapons, and Hansan Sea Battle paintings are on display. Hwang Won-gap's "Revival Yi Sun-shin" Eco Business 2004; Kim Jong-dae's "Shin" still has 12 warships. BookForce 2001, Choi Doo-seok's "Imjin Japanese Invasion" and Lee Soon-shin's 1999 works.




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