By: Cynthia Figueroa,

Latesha Gray, Kaitlyn Lewis

Korea was split to three different areas: Silla, Korguryo, and Paekche In Korguryo they tried to make their

bureaucracy similar to China Koguryo established an independent sate in

the northern half of the peninsula Played a role in dynastic struggles In

northern China 4thB.C.E.__________________________________People who moved into the Korean peninsula

had begun to acquire sedentary farming and metalworking techniques

Members of the royal family financed the arts and pushed back mercantile expeditions which limited the activities of artisans and trade

Latter was so weak it didn’t form a distinct class

Aristocrats were most valued in Korean societyTang paid regional tribute payments to the

Silla 109B.C.E.____________________________________e

arliest Korean kingdom, Chosen was conquered by the Han emperor Wudi

•Buddhism supplied key links between korea and the han dynasty•Korean rulers patronized buddhist artists and financed buildings of monasteries and pagodas•Korean scholars traveled to china

•Chinese writing was introduced•Korean youths struggled to master Confucian classics

Kung Fu-Tzu “confucious”

•In Korea, a house should be built against a hill, facing south to receive the most sunlight.•The traditional dress is hanbok. The hanbok consists of a shirt (jeogon) and a skirt (baji).•Rice is the staple food of korea

Hanbok

Korea was an peninsula Korea was split into 3 sections Koguryo , Paekche, silla

Korea was in southeast Asia

Koguryo had to pay their tribute to the Chinese they taught them art and how to manufacture goods

The Koreans wrote down the latest fashion such as court dress and etiquette

Aristocrats studied in Chinese schools Korean royal families endowed and

patronized religious art Korean artwork and monastic desgin

produced a lot of work that sometimes chinese connoisseurs admired them

They also liked to print they used metal like things to help print.