Current Situation and Prospects of Energy Cooperation between Two Koreas
Two Koreas
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Kim Okkyun
Pak Yŏnhyo
Kim Okkyun
Pak Yŏnhyo
Yu Kilchun
Sŏ Chaep’il (Phillip Jason)
Kapsin Coup(1884) Members
Key Figures (Korea) Modern Reformists
Confucianism / Qing Model
Western Ideas / Western(Japanese) Model
Reform/ Change
Conservative/ Restoration
Pak Chega (1750-?)
Kim Okkyun (1851-1894)
Yu Kilchun (1856-1914)
Kim Okkyun (1851-1894
Yun Ch’iho (1865-1945)
Taewŏngun (1820-1898)
Chi Sŏgyŏng (1855-1935)
King Kojong (r.1863-1907)
King Kojong (r.1863-1907)
Queen Min (1851-1895)
Chŏng Yagyŏn
g (1762-1836)
Min T’aeho (1834-1884)
Practical Learning (Silhak) Scholars
Enlightenment Party
The Min Consort Clans
Royal Family
Pak Yŏnhyo (1861-1939)
Pak Yŏnhyo (1861-1939)
Itō Hirobumi (1841– 1909)A Japanese politician and thecountry's first Prime Minister
Fukuzawa Yukichi (1835 - 1901)
The most influential modern reformist and political theorist in Meiji Japan.
Key Figures (Japan)
Li Hongzhang (1823 –1901)
A general and a leading statesman of the Qing Empire.
Yuan Shikai (1859 -1916) Qing’s “Director-General in Korea” i
n the 1880s.
Key Figures (Qing)
1876-1884 1876 Kanghwa Treaty
1882 Soldier’s Riot1884 Kapsin Coup
1884-18941894 Sino-Japanese War
1894 Tonghak Rebellion
1894-19041895 Assassination of Queen Min
1894-6 Kabo Reform
1904-1910 1904 Russo-Japanese War
1905 Protectorate Treaty
1910 Annexation of Korea