TardisWorld History

History timeline

Korea

30 periods and events, 2333 BCE – today.

Within Korea

Periods and events

WhenPeriod or eventKindSource
2333–108 BCEGojoseon古朝鲜

Earliest Korean kingdom; legendary founding by Dangun in 2333 BCE, fell to Han China in 108 BCE.

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57 BCE – 935Silla新罗

Unified most of the peninsula after 668 (Unified Silla).

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37 BCE – 668Goguryeo高句丽

Northernmost of the Three Kingdoms.

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18 BCE – 660Baekje百济

Southwestern kingdom; conquered by Silla and Tang in 660.

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698 – 926Balhae渤海

Northern successor to Goguryeo, alongside Unified Silla.

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918 – 1392Goryeo高丽

Source of the name "Korea"; unified the peninsula in 936.

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1392 – 1897Joseon dynasty朝鲜王朝

Founded by Yi Seong-gye; Confucian state lasting over five centuries.

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1446Promulgation of Hangul训民正音颁布

King Sejong published the Hunminjeongeum, introducing the Korean alphabet.

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1592 – 1598Imjin War (Japanese invasions)壬辰倭乱

Japanese invasions under Toyotomi Hideyoshi, repelled with Ming support.

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1897 – 1910Korean Empire大韩帝国

Joseon proclaimed an empire under Emperor Gojong.

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1910 – 1945Japanese colonial rule日本殖民统治

Annexation of Korea by Japan until liberation in 1945.

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1919March 1st Movement三一运动

Nationwide protests for independence from Japanese rule.

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1945Liberation of Korea光复

End of Japanese rule at the close of World War II.

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1948Founding of the two Koreas南北分立

Republic of Korea (Aug) and DPRK (Sep) established, dividing the peninsula.

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1948 – 1994Kim Il-sung era金日成时代· North Korea

Founding leader of the DPRK, ruling until his death.

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1950 – 1953Korean War朝鲜战争

War between North and South Korea; ended in an armistice, not a peace treaty.

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1955Juche ideology proclaimed主体思想提出· North Korea

Kim Il-sung's doctrine of self-reliance, later the state ideology.

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1994 – 1998Arduous March (famine)苦难的行军(大饥荒)· North Korea

Famine after Soviet aid ends and floods hit; hundreds of thousands die.

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1994 – 2011Kim Jong-il era金正日时代· North Korea

First hereditary succession; "military-first" (Songun) politics.

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