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The 63 pages that link to Joseon dynasty, each with the reason it gives.

• Toyotomi HideyoshiRelated: Joseon Korea bore the invasion’s devastation and resisted Hideyoshi’s armies.

• SeoulRelated: Its palaces, roads, and institutions shaped Seoul’s historic center.

• Zhu XiRelated: Joseon scholars made Zhu Xi’s teachings a foundation of state learning and social ethics.

• PyongyangRelated: Pyongyang was a major regional center under Joseon rule.

• HanyangRelated: Joseon founded Hanyang as its capital in 1394.

• Gyeonggi ProvinceRelated: Joseon’s capital-centered administration helped shape the historical territory associated with Gyeonggi.

• North Gyeongsang ProvinceRelated: Joseon-era academies and clan villages remain visible in North Gyeongsang’s cultural landscape.

• Jeju ProvinceRelated: Its administration shaped Jeju’s status and governance for centuries.

• KaesongRelated: Its founding ended Kaesong’s centuries as the principal royal capital.

• National Museum of KoreaRelated: The museum’s galleries trace Joseon painting, ceramics, books, and court culture.

• HanbokRelated: Joseon-era norms and social distinctions strongly influenced later hanbok conventions.

• BunrokuRelated: Joseon bore the invasion that began in Bunroku and allied with Ming China.

• PyeongRelated: Pyeong belongs to a customary measurement tradition used during Korea’s premodern history.

• East Asian tea ceremonyRelated: Its social and religious changes influenced the settings in which Korean tea customs developed.

• SujeoRelated: Joseon-era dining practices helped establish familiar forms of Korean table culture.

• Traditional music of KoreaRelated: Joseon court and Confucian ritual institutions organized important musical traditions.