Kim Seul-ong: Hunminjeongeum Set Commemorating the 580th Anniversary of the Creation of Hangeul

This is the 580th anniversary of Hankul's reign, the 577 year of his release. Hangul is the greatest cultural heritage ever to win worldwide recognition of the superior character of South Korea and of one people. But until today, when we have done so, the process has never been easy. In the 1930s, when the Japanese Empire strengthened colonial rule, the First Amendment banned our use of words and articles as a policy of genocide. Moreover, all the literature on the hominist has been burned or destroyed and denied history itself. In the process, Japanese linguists began making ridiculous claims. When the King saw what he was seeing in the toilet, he saw the window: 'a, b, c, s,,.', the doorring, '.,.....and the broken shape of the spear, and 'w. So Hankul was not a scientific language, it was a language that came about by chance. The language scholars thought that Hankul was more original and scientific than any other text in the world, but there was no literature to explain the exact principles and had to guess on its own. Japan's speculations were not properly refuted. Then, 1940. In the meantime, the article explaining the subject of the Hae-soon script began to appear in the newspaper. The yearbook of the book is a commentary on the purpose of the invention, the principles of the character, and the use of the script, along with scholars like Siggy and King Sechong Zin, who told of the hun-song's passion. But for nearly 500 years, there was no way to find out where the marriage script was.

Korean title: 한글창제 580주년 기념 훈민정음 세트

Korean author: 김슬옹

Korean publisher: 가온누리

ISBN-13: 9791198202604