http://www.archive.org/details/coreawithoutand00hamegoog
Author: William Elliot Griffis, Hendrik Hamel
Publisher: Presbyterian board of publication
Year: 1885
Hendrick Hamel is the Dutch people who lost his way during sailng and he was captured and tortured by Corean at Quelpart island (Jeju island today)
P24 THE THREE KINGDOMS AND KO-BAL
a Huddhist monk living in iIm* iiortli-eiiHtmi part of the peninsula, near
dm MhoirM of the Sea of Japan, raised the iluff, ol' rehellion against the decaying house
of Hiii-lo, and tht» u|>rising quickly extended (»v<*r the count ry. Wang-hien, in whose V(tiuH ran the hlood of the old kings of Ko-rai, put tilt* monk to death and took the lead himself, lie* overthrew the ruling dynasty and brought, the whoU' peninsula under his sceptre. He Hxed his ea|>ital at Sun-to (now called Kai-seng), a few miles north-east of
S&>ul, and restored the old name, Ko-rai, which became the symbol of united Corea
and the name of the entire peninsula.
CHAPTER XXII. (P275~)
THE EIGHT PROVINCES,
P285-86
In the bight called Broughton's Bay we have a marked feature of the coast. Here is a superb bay capable of accommodating the navies of the world, the shore dotted
with towns and villages, the surrounditig conntry fertile and full of places of historic
interest. Fifteen of the three hundred or more of Corea's walled " cities " are found
io this province. Besides Port Lazareff and Weushan (Gieuzaii), the new treaty-port,
are old camping-grounds of the Japanese, and the neighboring cities, or fu, of Toku-
gen and the capital. Hum-fun.
Attached map P9
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