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[오늘의 한문장] Korean History

Assassination of Em MyeongseongThereafter, Joseon suffered while imperialist nationscarried out their stiff rivalry for overseas expansion,
among them Japan, Russia anoven the Qing Dynasty.
Joseon was like a fish in a sea of much larger sharks,
but internal issues destabilized the country too.
The common people disliked corrupt Confucianbureaucrats and politicians as much as they didforeign forces, particularly Japanese ones, as amplydemonstrated by the Donghak Peasant Revolutionin 1894. Donghak, which literally means "Easternlearning," sought to suppress the influence of "Westernlearning."
Enraged by a county leader who exploited locals,
peasants - led by Jeon Bong-jun and others - staged aseries of uprisings beginning in the southwestern partof the Korean Peninsula, later expanding up to thecentral regions.
Ironically, the anti-feudalism campaign, which alsorejected foreign influence in Korea, ended up drawingoverseas forces from China and Japan to suppressgrowing peasant army.
theUnder the stewardship of Empress Myeongseong, thewife of King Gojong, the government asked for help94

[오늘의 한문장] Korean History

Yet, they were different from present-day partiesbecause they were pitted against each other based onnot only political interests, but scholastic stances,
many of which emerged from the "i-ki Debate,"
discussed previously. In addition, the ousted groupshad to be ready for violent purges, ironically, by otherConfucians who were supposed to act humanely andmorally.
The factional struggles became so aggravated laterthat they interfered with almost every issue, promptingsome neutral scholars and wiser kings to regard thefactions as one of the most serious weaknesses of theJoseon period.
Some of the "controversial issues" may seemridiculous today, for example, how long royal familymembers should wear mourning clothes when aking or queen passed away. One scholar, Yun Hyu(1617~1680), was actually forced to take his own lifeas his recommendation differed from that of anotherolder, prominent scholar in a rival faction.
Then came a pair of sagacious rulers who refusedto take sides and who strived to check the imbalancesbetween factions, which they feared were weakeningthe country.