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Empire’s Twilight: Northeast Asia under the Mongols

Empire’s Twilight: Northeast Asia under the Mongols 206 The Jo urn al of Korea n Studies Son Chongmok . llche Kangjomgi tosi sahoe sang yon 'gu [ A study of urban socie ty un der Japanese co lon ial rule]. Soul : Il chi sa, 1996. U To ngson, et al. Kunggwol iii nunmul , paegnyon ui c 'himmuk [The tears of the pal­ ace, one hundred years of sile nce]. Soul : Hyohyong Ch'ulp'ansa, 2009. Yi Kakkyu. Han 'guk iii kiindae pangnamhoe [Expos iti ons in modem Korea). Soul: Komyunik 'eis yon Buksu, 2010. HYUN G IL PAI UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA- SA NT A BARBARA * * * Empire 's Tw i li ght: Nor theast Asia un der the Mongols by David M. Robinson. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 2009. 450 pp. Maps. Bibliography. Index. $49.50 (cloth) One of the least-studied periods in Korean history is the century following the collapse of military rule in 1270, before the rise of Choson at the end of the fourteenth century. To examine this period compr ehensively, a scholar must not only work with Korean, Japanese, Chi nese, and Mongolian sources, but also be well versed in the individual histories of these areas. Few are willing to http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Journal of Korean Studies Duke University Press

Empire’s Twilight: Northeast Asia under the Mongols

Shultz, Edward J.
Journal of Korean Studies , Volume 17 (1) – Mar 12, 2012
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206 The Jo urn al of Korea n Studies Son Chongmok . llche Kangjomgi tosi sahoe sang yon 'gu [ A study of urban socie ty un der Japanese co lon ial rule]. Soul : Il chi sa, 1996. U To ngson, et al. Kunggwol iii nunmul , paegnyon ui c 'himmuk [The tears of the pal­ ace, one hundred years of sile nce]. Soul : Hyohyong Ch'ulp'ansa, 2009. Yi Kakkyu. Han 'guk iii kiindae pangnamhoe [Expos iti ons in modem Korea). Soul: Komyunik 'eis yon Buksu, 2010. HYUN G IL PAI UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA- SA NT A BARBARA * * * Empire 's Tw i li ght: Nor theast Asia un der the Mongols by David M. Robinson. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 2009. 450 pp. Maps. Bibliography. Index. $49.50 (cloth) One of the least-studied periods in Korean history is the century following the collapse of military rule in 1270, before the rise of Choson at the end of the fourteenth century. To examine this period compr ehensively, a scholar must not only work with Korean, Japanese, Chi nese, and Mongolian sources, but also be well versed in the individual histories of these areas. Few are willing to

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