Noh Young-gu et al.: Central Military Camps and the Culture of Hanyang in the Late Joseon Dynasty

The Korean Central Research Institute has a collection of military data recorded in training, fishing, gold office, escorts, and bookbooks. The document received by training students, the Nung (Single State) Registration, is a copy of the King's entire teaching on training projects, and documents from other offices, which are not only military material, but also military values, as well as political, economic and social areas. The book adds to the registration of fishing and gold spirits, as confirmed by the State Registration Service, and sees how the military has affected and changed post-election society. But because military data is so vast and difficult to develop in a short time, the book has been able to focus on three main points:. First, we have seen the role and character of several military forces in the city and have determined the location of the military. This is done to identify the area of activity in the military forces of the city. Second, in terms of economic terms, we've looked at what it means to make money in the military, to make a handcraft, to commercialize. We've seen how military economic activity has helped to transform the city of Dom into a heavily industrial city. Third, in terms of social and cultural aspects, we've been thinking about what changes the military leadership has caused. The military forces have focused on the problem of housing and its expansion, which is supposed to be part of the population growth of cities.

Korean title: 조선후기 중앙 군영과 한양의 문화

Korean author: 노영구 외

Korean publisher: 한국학중앙연구원출판부

ISBN-13: 9791158664251