History of Korea

Sukoh'on/Sunch'on and Munsan-ni were the two jumps in Korea. Munsan-ni jump was on 23 March 1951. I made this jump............

The United Nations approved the use of military force against North Korea.

Taekwondo is a Korean martial art, created by Koreans in Korea, and based on the philosophies, culture, language, and ancient fighting systems of Korea. It was named in 1955 with specific consideration for the similarity in the sound of the name of the earlier Korean art of kicking called "Tae Kkyeon" and structured on the tactic that favored kicking as the primary weapon.

In some versions of Taekwondo, the patterns are named after historical figures in Korean history. In many dojang (schools), students are required to know the history of each form or pattern that is practiced, as well as the development of Korea as its warrior class and villagers fought to establish three independent Kingdoms beginning in the 1st century BC.

In the 7th century AD, the Hwarang Knights were Korean youth that were trained in many skills that led to social and political positions, and military leadership. Part of the training of the Hwarang was the ancient Martial Art skills of Subak, and Tae Kkyeon, as well as archery, and horseback riding. The Hwarang Knights followed a specific code of moral and ethical conduct, which was transformed into the modern tenets of Taekwondo. It was the Hwarang youth group that is credited in Korean history for uniting the three Kingdoms into the first Dynasty, and one unified nation.

Many Korean Taekwondo Masters view the entire history of Korean struggles to unite the three kingdoms, fend off invasions from China and Japan, and the indomitable spirit of the Korean people as they suffered a horrific and brutal occupation of the Japanese government during World War II to be one long cultural and historical growth that led to modern Taekwondo. Therefore, the roots of Taekwondo go back the very beginning of the three Kingdoms period, and Korean history is integral to understanding the nature, purpose, and spirit of modern Taekwondo.

A peninsula.

You should expect to see US prices in South Korea. Seoul can be very expensive or reasonably inexpensive, just like New York City. It just depends on where you go and what you do.

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Westerners can go to North Korea, usually through Chinese-Run Tourism companies. However, American and Israeli citizens should be warned that North Korea does not maintain relations with either the US or Israel, so it will be very difficult to secure the release of an arrested person or get consular services in North Korea. It is illegal under North Korean Law for South Koreans or Japanese citizens to go to North Korea. (It is also illegal for South Koreans to go to North Korea under South Korean Law.)

here is a website with the GNP of other countries http://www.scaruffi.com/politics/gnp.html

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"Grant paroled Lee's soldiers and sent them home with their personal possessions, horses, and three days' rations. Officers were permitted to keep their side arms. Within two months all remaining Confederate resistance collapsed. After four long years, at tremendous human and economic costs, the Civil War was over."

Why were they so generous to the south:The Union(North) general offered generous terms, allowing Lee's men to go home unmolested and to take with them horses or mules "to put in a crop."

The government of North Korea is scary; it arbitrarily arrests and tortures people. The actual place is not that scary; people in North Korea are genuinely decent and caring people. It just happens that they live under constant fear that they, their family members, or their friends could disappear if they say the wrong thing.

one was old and one was two

The Yellow Sea.

sogo-shoha only exists in Japan an Korea because Sogo said so! sogo-shoha only exists in Japan an Korea because Sogo said so!

most of Korean hard to live on their own lives. (it's problem of every aspect of Korea society)

one of the reason is why, a lot of money spend to raise&birth baby and take care of them.

and don't have enough baby care center in Korea.

it's not enough answer of your question but one of main reason i think it is.

The first leader of North Korea was Kim Il-sung, who established the Democratic People's Republic of Korea in 1948. He held power until his death in 1994 and is known for his central role in the Korean War and the development of a personality cult around himself. Under his leadership, North Korea adopted a communist system and pursued policies of juche, or self-reliance. His legacy continues to influence the country's political landscape through his descendants.

They called them Manycamwas

The Korean conflict was a product of the cold war. As World War II came to a close, Soviet troops who had been occupied with fighting the Nazis in Europe became available for other purposes. Wishing to control as much territory in East Asia as possible after the collapse of Japan, Stalin sent his troops into Korea from the north. By agreement, the Soviet Union received the surrender of Japanese forces north of the 38th parallel. South of that line, the Japanese surrendered to the Americans. It was agreed that Korea would become a united, democratic country based on free elections, but dates were not specified. Instead, it soon became clear that the Iron Curtain had become established across the Korean Peninsula at the 38th Parallel.