Shin Myeong-ho et al.: Communication structure between the King and the Yangban

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The subject of this book was King, Gatekeeper, Official, Postal and Chin-Jung, who were the ruling classes representing the Bi - Ship Age. King and Chin Inshut were the official top ruling class of the dynasty’s nation - line. The Shang was a key ruling class that had established and maintained the Chosun dynasty. The Gatekeeper and the ‘ Official ’ were a ruling class, a real ruling group of the Chosun dynasty, headed for the government of the Ming dynasty. There's no need to argue that these were the ruling classes representing the Chosun dynasty. The political stability of the Chosun era is not too much to say that it was directly connected with the communication and distended relations of these ruling people. When the king and the ruling party communicated freely, the Chosun dynasty was politically stable. When the king and the ruling party faced a confrontation, the Chosun dynasty was not politically stable. And that's when the moderators, the counters and the highs were everywhere. The results of reviewing the above five topics are normal, if not ordinary. The politics was stable when official and informal communication between the king and the ruling party was good, but the politics was insecure when it was not. It says, ‘ If you have a pain in your body, you don’t get sick, and if you are not, you get sick. (...)? A consent note? It was the same as the teaching of the universe. Again, no one, no country or people. Communication does not hurt, and vice versa, does not escape the truth of suffering.

Korean title: 국왕과 양반의 소통 구조

Korean author: 신명호 외

Korean publisher: 역사산책

ISBN-13: 9791196407650

신명호 외: 국왕과 양반의 소통 구조
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