This volume, consisting of ten chapters and an introduction, treats that period of the history of the Korean peninsula characterized by the presence of commanderies first established by the Chinese Han empire in 108 B.C. The ten chapters of this volume address such topics as the societies that preceded the commanderies, the history and material culture of the commanderies, particularly of Lelang, the political and cultural influence the commanderies exerted upon surrounding regions, and the structural character of the commanderies in Korea viewed in broad perspective.
| ISBN: | 9780988692824 |
| Publication date: | 30th January 2014 |
| Author: | Mark E Byington |
| Publisher: | Korea Institute, Harvard University an imprint of University of Hawai'i Press |
| Format: | Hardback |
| Pagination: | 360 pages |
| Series: | Early Korea Project Occasional Series |
| Genres: |
History: specific events and topics |
This volume, consisting of ten chapters and an introduction, treats that period of the history of the Korean peninsula characterized by the presence of commanderies first established by the Chinese Han empire in 108 B.C. The ten chapters of this volume address such topics as the societies that preceded the commanderies, the history and material culture of the commanderies, particularly of Lelang, the political and cultural influence the commanderies exerted upon surrounding regions, and the structural character of the commanderies in Korea viewed in broad perspective.
The Han Commanderies in Early Korean History features in the following genres: History: specific events and topics
The Han Commanderies in Early Korean History is available in Hardback
The Han Commanderies in Early Korean History was written by Mark E Byington and published by Korea Institute, Harvard University an imprint of University of Hawai'i Press
The Han Commanderies in Early Korean History has 360 pages
Yes it is part of Early Korea Project Occasional Series series