1. Maps of Political Control Over Time
2. Maximum Historical Extents during Events
3. Lists and Timelines of Events that took place in the Polity
4. Maps Comparing Territorial Boundaries Before and After Wars
5. Monthly Summaries of Events
6. Time Series of Territorial Changes
7. Time Series of Historical Population and Area
8. Events Navigation - Explore All Territorial Changes
9. Cities mentioned in territorial changes

Most recent flag or coat of arms of Joseon dynasty — Most recent flag or coat of arms

Information

Name: Joseon dynasty

Type: Polity

Nation: korea

Start: 1392

End: 1882

Joseon dynasty: All Data

This page is about the data available for this polity, the chronology of the events of the polity is available here.

Was the last dynastic kingdom of Korea, lasting just over 500 years. It succeeded the Kingdom of Goryeo. Joseon was a tributary of the Qing dynasty since the Qing invasion of Joseon in 1637 but the Qing dynasty did not exercise significant influence until the establisment of the China-Korea Treaty of 1882.

1. Maps of Political Control Over Time

Joseon dynasty: Maximal extension of the polity compared to modern borders

Joseon dynasty: Map showing how many years the polity ruled each territory

Joseon dynasty: Map showing the initial year each territory was ruled by the polity

Joseon dynasty: Map showing the final year each territory was ruled by the polity

2. Maximum Historical Extents during Events

United States expedition to Korea

Japanese invasions of Korea (1592-1598)

Jeolla Campaign

Gangwon campaign

Hamgyong campaign

Chinese Intervention on the side of Korea

Japan's second invasion of Korea (1597)

French campaign against Korea (1866)

Qing conquest of the Ming

Later Jin invasion of Joseon

Qing invasion of Joseon

3. Lists and Timelines of Events that took place in the Polity

Joseon dynasty: List of events the polity was involved in.

Joseon dynasty: Complete Timeline of the Wars Involving the Polity

Joseon dynasty: Top wars ordered by largest reached area

Joseon dynasty: Top wars by territorial gain or loss in terms of area difference

Joseon dynasty: Top wars by territorial gain or loss in terms of area of the changes

4. Maps Comparing Territorial Boundaries Before and After Wars

United States expedition to Korea

Japanese invasions of Korea (1592-1598)

Chinese Intervention on the side of Korea

Japan's second invasion of Korea (1597)

French campaign against Korea (1866)

Qing conquest of the Ming

Later Jin invasion of Joseon

Qing invasion of Joseon

5. Monthly Summaries of Events

Summary of the Changes (East Asia) for Joseon dynasty

Monthly Summaries of Events during Wars

United States expedition to Korea

Japanese invasions of Korea (1592-1598)

Jeolla Campaign

First Geumsan Campaign

Gangwon campaign

Hamgyong campaign

Chinese Intervention on the side of Korea

Truce between China and Japan

Japan's second invasion of Korea (1597)

French campaign against Korea (1866)

Qing conquest of the Ming

Later Jin invasion of Joseon

Qing invasion of Joseon

6. Time Series of Territorial Changes

Joseon dynasty: Time Series of all Territorial Changes

Time Series of Territorial Changes by specific invasor/invaded couple

All times that France (Military Occupation) invaded Joseon dynasty

All times that USA (Military Occupation) invaded Joseon dynasty

All times that Joseon dynasty invaded USA (Military Occupation)

All times that Joseon dynasty invaded Tamna (Goryeo)

All times that Joseon dynasty invaded Japan (Military Occupation)

All times that Later Jin (Military Occupation) invaded Joseon dynasty

All times that Joseon dynasty invaded Later Jin (Military Occupation)

All times that Japan (Military Occupation) invaded Joseon dynasty

All times that Joseon dynasty invaded Ming Dynasty

All times that Qing Dynasty invaded Joseon dynasty

All times that Joseon dynasty invaded Goryeo

All times that Joseon dynasty invaded Qing Dynasty

All times that Joseon dynasty invaded France (Military Occupation)

All times that Joseon (Chinese Protectorate) invaded Joseon dynasty

Time Series of Territorial Changes during specific Events

United States expedition to Korea

Japanese invasions of Korea (1592-1598)

Jeolla Campaign

First Geumsan Campaign

Gangwon campaign

Hamgyong campaign

Chinese Intervention on the side of Korea

Truce between China and Japan

Japan's second invasion of Korea (1597)

French campaign against Korea (1866)

Qing conquest of the Ming

Later Jin invasion of Joseon

Qing invasion of Joseon

7. Time Series of Historical Population and Area

Joseon dynasty: time series of its population and area throughout history

Historical Population and Area during specific Events

United States expedition to Korea

Japanese invasions of Korea (1592-1598)

Jeolla Campaign

First Geumsan Campaign

Gangwon campaign

Hamgyong campaign

Chinese Intervention on the side of Korea

Truce between China and Japan

Japan's second invasion of Korea (1597)

French campaign against Korea (1866)

Qing conquest of the Ming

Later Jin invasion of Joseon

Qing invasion of Joseon

8. Events Navigation - Explore All Territorial Changes

Events Navigation: Joseon dynasty

Events Navigation (Duration 1 Year): Joseon dynasty

Events Navigation (Duration 10 Years): Joseon dynasty

All Territorial Changes during specific Events

United States expedition to Korea

Japanese invasions of Korea (1592-1598)

Jeolla Campaign

First Geumsan Campaign

Gangwon campaign

Hamgyong campaign

Chinese Intervention on the side of Korea

Truce between China and Japan

Japan's second invasion of Korea (1597)

French campaign against Korea (1866)

Qing conquest of the Ming

Later Jin invasion of Joseon

Qing invasion of Joseon

9. Cities mentioned in territorial changes

All Phersu Atlas Regions

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Americas

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Northern America

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Asia

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Eastern Asia

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South-Eastern Asia

Western Asia

Europe

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Caucasus

Central Europe

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France and Benelux

Greece

Iberian Peninsula

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Scandinavia

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