A History of Korea (131 page)

Yi K
ŭ
n-t’aek

Yi Kwal

Yi Kwang-j
ŏ
ng

Yi Kwang-p’il

Yi Kwang-su

Yi Kwi

Yi Ky
ŏ
ng-min

Yi Kyu-bo

Yi Kyu-gy
ŏ
ng

Yi Man-son

Yi Min-u

Yi Mun-jin

Yi Ny
ŏ
ng

Yi
Ŏ
n-j
ŏ
k

Yi Pang-w
ŏ
n

Yi P
ŏ
m-jin

Yi Pong-ch’ang

Yi Py
ŏ
k

Yi Saek

Yi Sang-hwa

Yi Sang-jae

Yi Sang-jwa

Yi Sang-nyong

Yi Sang-s
ŏ
l

Yi Si-y
ŏ
ng

Yi S
ŏ
ng-gye,
See also
Chos
ŏ
n

Yi Su-gwang (Chibong)

Yi S
ŭ
ng-hun (Catholic)

Yi S
ŭ
ng-hun (Protestant)

Yi S
ŭ
ng-hyu

Yi Sung-in

Yi S
ŭ
ng-man.
See
Rhee, Syngman

Yi Sun-sin

Yi Tam-ji

Yi Tong-hwi

Yi Tong-ny
ŏ
ng

Yi Ui-bang

Yi Ui-min

Yi Wan-yong

Yi Wi-jong

Yi Yong-gu

Yi Yong-t’ae

Yi Yuk-sa

Yi Yun-jae

Yi Yu-t’ae

Yi-bu

Yich’adon

Yidi

Yin (Shang) dynasty

Yinghuan zhilue

Y
ŏ
Un-hy
ŏ
ng

Y
ŏ
ch’
ŏ
n Petrochemical Industrial Complex

Y
ŏ
gak

Y
ŏ
h
ŭ
ng Min clan

Y
ŏ
kong p’aes
ŏ
l

Y
ŏ
kpun-j
ŏ
n system

Y
ŏ
k-wa,
200 Y
ŏ
lly
ŏ
sil kisul

Y
ŏ
m Sang-s
ŏ
p

Y
ŏ
mg
ŏ
(Monk)

Y
ŏ
n Ch
ŏ
ng-t’o

Y
ŏ
n Kae-somun

Y
ŏ
nd
ŭ
ng-hoe

Y
ŏ
ng

Yongbi
ŏ
ch’
ŏ
n ka

Yongdam yusa

Y
ŏ
nggo
(thanksgiving festival)

Y
ŏ
n’gi

Y
ŏ
ngjo (King)

Y
ŏ
ngnam manin so

Y
ŏ
ngnam school

Y
ŏ
ngnyu (King),
See also
Kogury
ŏ

Y
ŏ
ng
ŭ
nmun

Y
ŏ
np’y
ŏ
ng-do bombing

Y
ŏ
nsan’gun (King),
See also
Chos
ŏ
n

Y
ŏ
nsuyu ch
ŏ
ndap

Y
ŏ
rban
(Nirvana) sect

Yos
ŏ
k (Princess)

Y
ŏ
su-Sunch’
ŏ
n Rebellion

Young Men’s Christian Association (
YMCA
)

Yu Chae-g
ŏ
n

Yu Cha-gwang

Yu H
ŭ
i

Yu Hy
ŏ
ng-w
ŏ
n (Pan’gye)

Yu In-sàk

Yu Kil-chun

Yu Kye-ch’un

Yu Ky
ŏ
ng

Yu My
ŏ
ng-gyu

Yu S
ŏ
ng-nyong

Yu S
ŏ
ng-w
ŏ
n

Yu Sun-jông

Yu Su-w
ŏ
n

Yu Tae-ch’i

Yu T
ŭ
k-kong

Yu
Ŭ
ng-bu

Yuan Empire

Yuan Shikai

Yugi
(Extant Records)

Yuhyangs
ŏ
(Hyangch’
ŏ
ng)

Yuj
ŏ
ng

Yuk chin

Yuk-cho

Yuk-pang

Yuk-pu

Yuk
ŭ
ij
ŏ
n

Yuky
ŏ
ng kongw
ŏ
n

Yul-hak

Yul-kwa

Yuly
ŏ
ng
(code of administrative law)

Yun (Lady)

Yun Chi-ch’ung

Yun Ch’i-ho

Yun Chip

Yun Ch
ŭ
ng

Yun Hyo-j
ŏ
ng

Yun Hyu

Yun Im

Yun Kwan

Yun
Ŏ
n-i

Yun Pong-gil

Yun Po-S
ŏ
n

Yun Sang-t’ae

Yun Tong-ju

Yun W
ŏ
n-hy
ŏ
ng

Yungch’
ŏ
n

Yuri

Yushin (Revitalization)

Yushin Constitution

Yushin system (Fourth Republic)

Zen

Zhaozong

Zhiyan

Zhongshusheng

Zhou dynasty

Zhou Enlai

Zhou Wenmo

Zhu Yuanzhang

Zhuguyu

Zodiac

JINWUNG KIM
(Kim, Chin-ung) is Professor of History at Kyungpook National University in Taegu, South Korea. He was a Fulbright Scholar at Rutgers University between 1992 and 1993. In 2002 Virginia Military Institute appointed Kim to the Eugenio Lopez Visiting Chair for Asian Studies in the Department of History and in the Department of International Studies. He has published widely on South Korean–U.S. relations, with a particular focus on South Korean perceptions of the United States.