Park In-sook: Masters of World History: World History Told by a Teacher, 15th–16th Centuries (Europe)

Five grandmen, this world history! The history of Europe during the Renaissance and the Reformation is a book from the 15th to 16th century that dealt with five giant heads of the peoples, Leonard da Vinci, Machiavelli, Thomas More, Erasmus, Martin Luther, who lived in the Renaissance, and the period of the Reformation. Some of these people are called geniuses today, and some of them are top-of-the-art masters of the time, but they haven't lived a simple, easy life. Leonardo da Vinci, famous for his book "Mona Lisa," lived before him with his imagination, and had a lifetime of scientific minds searching for the principles of nature, but he had to struggle with the social bias and constraints of illegitimate children and seek out patrons. Machiavelli, a high official in Florence, Italy, who was then divided into many nations, spent his entire life working hard in politics, but was thrown out of office as the regime changed. He has dedicated a book that melts his experience to the monarch, but he is uncognizable and dreams of returning to death, and then ends his life with a long wait. And Thomas More, who was promoted to the prime minister's office by King Henry VIII, was put to death for refusing to divorce and marry the king. So if you look along their blue, colorful landscapes, you'll see the natural picture of the social and historical patterns of 15th-century Europe. And their lives will allow you to reflect on our 21st century life in a different time.

Korean title: 세계사의 거장들: 선생님이 들려주는 세계사, 15~16세기(유럽편)

Korean author: 박인숙

Korean publisher: 간디서원

ISBN-13: 9788997533268