Han Young Woo et al / 한영우 et al / 2008 / KDC구분 > History

"The Artistry of Early Korean Cartography" is a window on the cultural, technological, and even spiritual factors that affected the way Koreans observed themselves, their landscape, and the rest of the world before the twentieth century. How did cartography stand astride the realms of art and science in pre-modern Korea? How do Koreans today understand the roots of their own culture, and what new perspective can their insights lend to our own views of the world? These questions and many others are taken up by three of Korea's leading scholars, Han Youngwoo, Ahn Hwi-Joon, and Bae Woo Sung. In this book, nearly one hundred color images of important cartographic works open up the 'Hermit Kingdom' to reveal its perceptions of itself and the world around it.     Source: http://www.amazon.com/Artistry-Early-Korean-Cartography/dp/0917436105

Han Young Woo et al / 한영우 / 2012 / KDC구분 > History

《朝鲜王朝仪轨》是朝鲜王朝立足于儒教原理，以国家仪礼为中心，进行重要活动时使用的文献，根据一定的文书格式编制。《朝鲜王朝仪轨》在2007年6月召开的第8届联合国教科文组织记录遗产国际咨询委员会上被评定为世界记录遗产。 《鲜朝王朝仪轨》数量庞大，共有3895卷。记录了朝鲜时代（1392年-1910年）600余年王室的主要活动，包括结婚仪式、葬礼、宴会、使臣迎接等王室文化活动在内，几乎所有的国家大型活动。还记录了建筑物、王陵的构成及建造。按照不同时期、主题分类，有体系地进行整理记录。并且，以图画形式从视觉上展现出朝鲜时代600多年的历史风貌。《朝鲜王朝仪轨》中所记载的信息涵盖政治、经济、建筑、美术、科学、语言、服饰、饮食等各个方面，是研究这一时期各个领域历史的重要资料。   Source: http://chn.cha.go.kr/chinese/html/sub3/sub5.jsp

Han Young Woo / 한영우 / 2014 / KDC구분 > History

「東方の礼の国」と中国から呼ばれた朝鮮王朝は、礼を具現するために、どのような儀礼大系をつくりあげたか。当時の政治文化のみならず、民俗文化を知るうえでも貴重な史料・図版を多数収録し、朝鮮王朝の儒教的国家儀礼の全体像を描き出す労作。　（出版社のホームページにより）

Han Young Woo / 한영우 / 2016 / KDC구분 > History

Han Young Woo / 한영우 / 2017 / KDC구분 > History > Asia > Korea > Choson dynasty

Fully illustrated in colour, here is the first introduction in English to one of Korea's outstanding cultural assets - the banchado (painting of the order of guests in a royal event) commemorating the 1795 royal procession to Hwaseong (Gyeonggi Province). It is a fine example of the meticulous record-keeping (uigwe) and the skills of the court painters at that time. Comprising some 1800 people, the eight-day procession was organized by King Jeongjo in order to visit the tomb of his father and to celebrate his mother's sixtieth birthday. The author provides a full analysis of the context, planning, execution and significance of the event.   source: abebooks.com