Region: Korean Peninsula · Coordinates: 37.971, 126.554 · 988 events
| Year | Source | Account |
|---|---|---|
| AD 1392 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Orders the Dodang council to move the capital to Hanyang |
| AD 1392 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Envoys from Ryukyu and Oryanghap people take part in the court audience |
| AD 1393 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Doshunmunsa Jo On attacks Japanese pirates and presents captured Ming subjects; they are escorted to Liaodong |
| AD 1394 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The king personally inspects Muak, the site for moving the capital |
| AD 1395 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Japanese governor of Satsuma, Sō, and the governor of Jungijipwon return people who had been held captive |
| AD 1395 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | About 570 captives held in Japan return; letter sent by the Kyushu military governor |
| AD 1396 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Japanese Sakyō gon-daibu Tatara Ui-hong sends envoys with gifts and asks for the Tripitaka |
| AD 1396 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Dongnae manho and the Seokpo cheonho capture one Japanese warship and present it |
| AD 1396 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Of the envoys sent to Siam, all were captured and killed by Japanese pirates on the way back; only Yi Ja-yeong returned |
| AD 1396 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | 120 Japanese ships enter Gyeongsang, kill a naval manho, and take Dongnae, Gijang, and Dongpyeong Fortress |
| AD 1396 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Sixty Japanese ships surrender at Chuksando, Yeonghae |
| AD 1397 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Japanese raiders Sangjeon and Eojung flee after seizing Ieun, the jiji-sa of Ulju-po, and Banin |
| AD 1397 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Na Gaon leads eighty men to Miryang Prefecture; Governor Yi Ji serves them wine but, sensing an ambush, flees |
| AD 1397 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Japanese raider chief asks the governor for food first; 200 seok of rice is given |
| AD 1397 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Seonju Fortress, surrounded by Japanese raiders, is relieved by Kim Won-gye, deputy manho under Yi Seong-do, who dies in battle |
| AD 1397 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Jeolla governor reports that naval manho Choe Won-chung captured one Japanese warship |
| AD 1397 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jin Eul-seo, Sin Geuk-gong, Sin Yu-hyeon, and Jang Sa-jeong are sent to capture Japanese raiders in Punghae and the northwest coast |
| AD 1397 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Sunnyeonggun Ji and Sangui Jungchuwonsa Yi Cheonu are sent by sea to capture raiders |
| AD 1397 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The envoy of the Japanese governor of Yukju returns; Pak Don-ji is sent as hoeryesa, and the Dodang sends a reply letter |
| AD 1397 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Tandai Won Do-jin of Kyushu in the Kansai circuit sends a man with gifts and asks for the Tripitaka |
| AD 1398 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Order a punitive attack on Yukcheong Woo Ji-gae, who plans to invade the northeast border |
| AD 1398 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | First Prince Strife: Jeong Do-jeon, Nam Eun, Shim Hyo-saeng and others are purged |
| AD 1398 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Japanese yukju mok Tatara Ui-hong sends men with gifts and asks for the Tripitaka |
| AD 1399 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Tsushima Dochonggwan Jong Jeong-mu sends an envoy with gifts and pledges to end the raids |
| AD 1399 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | For four days the sea off Gyeongsang turns blood-red and fish die; a prayer rite is held at Tongdosa Temple |
| AD 1399 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Sea water in Gyeongsang and other regions turns dark red, and fish rot and die |
| AD 1399 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | This month, the abbot of a Japanese temple sends a man with gifts |
| AD 1399 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Seven Japanese warships reach the northwest and surrender; saddled horses and clothing are bestowed |
| AD 1399 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gu-ryuk brings fourteen surrendered Japanese |
| AD 1400 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Second Prince Strife: Yi Bang-gan is exiled to Tosan |
| AD 1400 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The crown prince accedes to the throne at Suchanggung and proclaims an amnesty |
| AD 1402 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Governor of Anbyeon Jo Sa-ui raises troops in revolt |
| AD 1402 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Sangho-gun Park Sun goes to Hamju and is killed by Jo Sa-ui's rebel forces |
| AD 1402 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Former jeonseo Yi Hwa-yeong flees from the northeast with his family and arrives at Cheollyeong |
| AD 1402 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Hogun Kim Ok-gyeom, captured by Jo Sa-ui, governor of Anbyeon, escapes and returns |
| AD 1402 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Hogun Song Yu, sent to Hamju on orders, is killed by rebel forces |
| AD 1402 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Sangho-gun Kim Gye-ji returns from Anbyeon and reports on the situation in the northeast |
| AD 1402 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Over a hundred cavalry guerrillas that Yi Cheonu had sent to former Maengju are captured by Jo Sa-ui |
| AD 1402 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Yi Cheonu breaks out of Jo Sa-ui's encirclement at Aejeon in Maengju |
| AD 1402 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jo Sa-ui's army reaches Anju and collapses from within |
| AD 1404 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Liaodong cheonho Wang Ga-in arrives with an imperial edict for the Jurchens of the northeast |
| AD 1404 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Envoy Kim Cheom goes to Ming with a memorial and map asking that the Jurchen lands be placed under Joseon administration |
| AD 1405 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Report from the Gilju anmusa that Ming envoys Go Si-ra and others have reached the Odoli area |
| AD 1407 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Cheonchu-sa Noh Han reaches Uiju and urgently reports that the emperor has allowed the crown prince's audience |
| AD 1407 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Crown Prince Yi Je is sent as hajeongsa to the Ming capital; list of the envoy party |
| AD 1408 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Retired King passes away at Byeoljeon hall |
| AD 1409 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Lamenting the arrogance of Naesa Hae Su |
| AD 1410 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gilju chalichsa Jo Yeon and others report victory: they destroyed Pa A-son, commander of Mallyeonwi |
| AD 1410 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Ming's Na In-bo and others, driven off in an attack by Ollyanghap's Du Ching-gae, are provided for at Gyeongwon-bu |
| AD 1410 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gwak Seung-u fights against Oljeokhap, who raided Gyeongwon-bu, and is defeated with heavy casualties |
| AD 1410 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Former Gongan-bu yun Pak Don-ji is sent to the Ming capital to report the Jurchen raid on the northeast |
| AD 1413 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gilcheon-gun Gwon Gyu and Ji Uijeongbusa Yeo Ching return from Beijing |
| AD 1413 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Sea water turns red in several places in Jeolla and Gyeongsang, and a rite to avert the strange omen is held |
| AD 1414 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | 105 Japanese who complained that the bell had been procured late come to Ulsan and make trouble |
| AD 1417 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gang Hoe-jung again reports on the movements of Chinese who entered the Baekdu Mountain area |
| AD 1418 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The crown prince receives the abdication and accedes to the throne at Geunjeongjeon |
| AD 1418 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Ji-gunsa Park Ja-geom retakes ten men and women of Yeoyeon-gun that raiders had taken |
| AD 1418 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Ji-gunsa Park Ja-geom ably repels Jurchens who invaded Yeoyeon-gun in Pyeongan Province |
| AD 1419 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Chungcheong governor Jeong Jin reports on the fighting with Japanese raiders |
| AD 1419 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Yun Deuk-hong and Pyeong Do-jeon attack Japanese raiders at Baengnyeongdo from both sides and win merit |
| AD 1419 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Samgun Dochecharsa Yi Jong-mu sets out to sea from Geojedo but is turned back by the wind |
| AD 1419 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Arrives at Tsushima and achieves results; earlier, the retired king had issued a decree reproaching the slow march |
| AD 1419 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | A jongsagwan of Yu Jeong-hyeon reports victory at Tsushima; earlier, the retired king had issued two royal decrees |
| AD 1419 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | In battle at Irogun, Park Sil loses many troops, but the enemy finally withdraws and begs for peace |
| AD 1419 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Warships anchored at Gurangnyang for the Tsushima campaign are wrecked and lost in the wind |
| AD 1419 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Song Gwan-dong reports what he saw at Tsushima, and the court discusses how to handle it |
| AD 1420 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Report from the Japanese hoeryesa interpreter Yun In-bo, who returned ahead |
| AD 1421 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Report from the naval pacification commissioner of the right coast of Gyeongsang on the harm done by Japanese raiders and countermeasures |
| AD 1421 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Jeolla pacification commander reports on the Japanese raids |
| AD 1422 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Ji-yeoyeon-gunsa Yi An-gil reports on the Jurchen invasion |
| AD 1423 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Clothing and other gifts are bestowed on Yi Gwi-saeng for attacking Japanese vessels |
| AD 1424 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Ollyanghap Sim Ji-hwi asks for food because of a Tatar invasion |
| AD 1424 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Pyeongan governor reports that sixteen men and women of Ganggye-bu turned away from the state and fled |
| AD 1425 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jurchens Yi Man-ju and others remain at Ganggye, and Dongsubodap and others at Yeoyeon, using the excuse of seeking food |
| AD 1425 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Japanese raiders appear at Galido, and Kim Si-do and the manho Jeon defeat them; clothing given as reward |
| AD 1425 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Seonwisa Sangho-gun Kim Si-u returns from Amoha and reports |
| AD 1425 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jurchen Haro-tongsa Yi Do-geo and others come to search for the runaway Bun-i and cause a disturbance at Yeoyeon-gun |
| AD 1425 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Sailors from Pyeonghae, including Jang Eul-bu, who drifted off while entering Mureungdo, return from Japan |
| AD 1426 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gwanapsa Yi Ye, daehogun, who accompanied Seok Gyeon-ju's mission to Tsushima, reports on return with a memorial |
| AD 1427 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Pyeongan governor reports on the conduct of Ollyanghap people who crossed the Yalu River to seek food |
| AD 1428 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Wooden palisades are set up at Gyeongwon, soldiers are assigned to guard them, and more camp commanders and officers are appointed |
| AD 1434 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Preparing against the invasion of Oljeokhap |
| AD 1435 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Reports that on the thirteenth some 2,700 Oryanghap cavalry came, besieged Yeoyeon Fortress in Pyeongan, and were repelled |
| AD 1435 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Hamgil-do dosungeomsa reports a Jurchen intrusion at Altari |
| AD 1436 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Reinforce southern defenses in preparation for raids from Tsushima and the Japanese |
| AD 1437 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Reports that on the first day of the fifth month, a band of Ollyanghap who invaded Jomyeonggan was repelled |
| AD 1437 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Report that the punitive force against the Jurchens, led by Yi Cheon, has won a victory |
| AD 1437 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Order an inquiry into Japanese ships reported to have appeared off Chodo in Hwanghae Province |
| AD 1437 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Shin Jin-bo and others, who had pursued the enemy, return after a defeat |
| AD 1439 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Drive out Jurchens who are stealing |
| AD 1440 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Hamgil-do gwanchalsa reports intelligence that Jurchens are gathering horses for a raid |
| AD 1440 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Jeolla chicheksa reports the arrest of Japanese raiders |
| AD 1441 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Each province is ordered to report on land that has burned, with soil and stones scorched |
| AD 1441 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Oryanghap invades Yeoyeon |
| AD 1441 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Kim Hyo-seong, chicheksa of the left coast of Gyeongsang, reports on an incident involving the Japanese king |
| AD 1442 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gyeongsang chicheksa Yi Jing-seok reports by express that Japanese from Tsushima are robbing in China |
| AD 1442 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Kim Jeong-bu arrests nine Japanese, and Choe Wan arrests thirty-eight Japanese |
| AD 1443 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Japanese ships invade the public boats of Jeju Island |
| AD 1443 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | One Japanese warship is captured |
| AD 1443 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Hamgil-do jeoljesa Han Seo-ryong defeats the raiders Geoeulgagaeja and others |
| AD 1443 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Tongsinsa Byeon Hyo-mun returns and reports by express on his affairs in Japan |
| AD 1443 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Tsushima chechalsa Yi Ye returns with captured Japanese raiders |
| AD 1444 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Ohaprang Dongi Sotho, who crossed the border and came down as far as Jeolla, is sent to the capital |
| AD 1449 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | On the report by interpreter Yi Yu-deok of the disturbance in Liaodong, the court discusses defense of the two frontier regions |
| AD 1449 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Interpreter reports the pacification of Liaodong; Ha Yeon and others submit regulations on the households of the various soldiers |
| AD 1450 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jo Geuk-gwan, governor of Hamgil-do, reports by express asking that Hong Heung-jo and Jang Ui be dismissed |
| AD 1450 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | On a report that more than two hundred men under Yi Man-ju raided, the king orders strict defense at Cheongseokdong |
| AD 1452 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Envoy Yi Chuk sets out for Beijing |
| AD 1452 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Accedes to the throne at Geunjeongmun and proclaims an edict |
| AD 1453 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Hamgil-do governor Seong Bong-jo reports that he killed Yi Jing-ok and his sons |
| AD 1454 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Hamgil-do governor Seong Bong-jo reports the battle with the Jurchens |
| AD 1455 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gyeongchagwan Won Hyo-yeon reports by express on affairs of Tsushima |
| AD 1455 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Royal consort Hye Yang and palace lady Park are exiled; Nosan-gun abdicates the throne to Sejo |
| AD 1455 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Minister of Rites Kim Ha and others are sent to Ming to request approval of the succession and to give thanks; memorial |
| AD 1458 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Yi Jing-geo, son of Yi Man-ju, wants to go to the capital; he is instructed to come to court in autumn |
| AD 1459 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gyeongchagwan Gang Hyo-mun reports on the case of Nangbalahan and others who shot arrows at an interpreter |
| AD 1460 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Hamgil-do jeoljesa Yang Jeong reports by express that Abi-geo's raid on Hoeryong was beaten off |
| AD 1460 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Hamgil-do jeoljesa Yang Jeong requests troops and cannons from the capital |
| AD 1460 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Yang Jeong reports how he drove back the Jurchens, and the king orders greater effort in defense |
| AD 1460 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Yang Jeong reports the state of the Jurchens and the death of Abi-geo |
| AD 1460 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Yi Geuk-bae reports by express on his meeting with Magam and what was said |
| AD 1460 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Envoy Yun Ja-un and vice-envoy Yun Gil-saeng set out for Ming |
| AD 1460 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Hamgil-do chechalsa Sin Sook-ju reports the action he carried out |
| AD 1461 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The king orders officials to discuss countermeasures against the famine in Tsushima |
| AD 1461 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gu Chi-gwan, chechalsa of Hamgil-do, reports on the battle at Onseong and on measures to win over the people afterward |
| AD 1461 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gu Chi-gwan reports that over thirty Jurchen horsemen raided Gilju |
| AD 1461 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gyeongsang right-coast chicheksa Yi Ho-seong reports by express on the fight between Japanese and our people at Gochodo |
| AD 1461 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Han Myeong-hoe sends jongsagwan Kim Su-ryeong to report on the defense of the frontier |
| AD 1462 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Sends jeomji jungchuwonsa Jo Deuk-ing to Ming with gifts to report frontier conditions to the throne |
| AD 1464 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Interpreter Park Gye-ha, of the jeongjosa mission, returns from China and reports that the Ming crown prince has ascended the throne |
| AD 1466 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gang Hyo-mun, jeolsa of Hamgil-do, reports on Jurchen movements, and the king instructs measures to be taken |
| AD 1467 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Heo Jong, jeolsa of Hamgil-do, reports on how Yi Si-ae's rebellion ended |
| AD 1467 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jeong Mun-hyeong reports what he saw and heard; instructions on conduct are issued to Yun Pil-sang and Yi Geuk-bae |
| AD 1467 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Go Tae-pil is sent to Ming to report intelligence and to present severed ears |
| AD 1468 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The crown prince accedes to the throne at the inner gate of Sugangung |
| AD 1468 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The crown prince accedes to the throne at the inner gate of Sugangung and issues an edict |
| AD 1469 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Yejong dies; by order of the Queen Dowager, he ascends the throne at Gyeongbokgung |
| AD 1469 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | At the sinsi hour the king, in ceremonial robes and crown, accedes to the throne at Geunjeongmun and proclaims an edict |
| AD 1470 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jeon Yang-min, seonwigwan to Tsushima and jeongcheom of the Sayeongwon, takes leave |
| AD 1472 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Seon-hyeong, jeolsa of Yeongan-bukdo, reports the Oljeokhap invasion from Guju |
| AD 1472 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gangwon governor Yi Geuk-don reports by express on the search he made of Mureungdo |
| AD 1474 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The queen passes away at Guhyeonjeon |
| AD 1474 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Eo Yu-so reports the Oljeokhap attack and presents the head of an infiltrator beheaded at Jongseong-jin |
| AD 1474 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Nine men including Jong Mu-seung, special envoys from Jongjeongguk, bid farewell and are received at Seonjeongjeon |
| AD 1475 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Heo Gye is ordered to examine and report on the gains and losses of the bandits who invaded Isan fortress, killing and plundering |
| AD 1475 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Eo Yu-so, jeolsa of Yeongan-do, is ordered to pacify the Nulyanghap at Baekanri |
| AD 1475 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jeong Mun-hyeong, governor of Pyeongan, reports by express that more than 3,000 enemy cavalry invaded at Byeokdan on the 29th of last month |
| AD 1475 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Eo Yu-so, jeolsa of Yeongan-bukdo, reports by express that 300 Oljeokhap attacked at Yeooli |
| AD 1475 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jeong Mun-hyeong, governor of Pyeongan, reports on the frontier incident at Gosanri |
| AD 1476 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Kim Ja-jeong, seonwisa to Tsushima, reports by express what he saw and heard from the second day of the fifth month to the fifth day of the seventh month |
| AD 1476 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Yeongan-bukdo jeolsa Yeo Ui-bo is told to take care because the Oljeokhap killed many Ollyanghap |
| AD 1477 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | On reports from Gangwon sunchalsa Yi Geuk-jeung and governor An Gwan-hu, a fortress is ordered built at Samcheok-bu |
| AD 1477 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Interpreter Choe Bal is dispatched to escort the Chinese man Kim Bo-gwe back to Liaodong |
| AD 1477 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jeong Nan-jong, jeolsa of Yeongan-bukdo, reports on the matter of the Jurchen Ya-o-tae |
| AD 1477 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jeong Nan-jong reports on matters concerning the Jurchens |
| AD 1477 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Yi Geuk-jeung and Yi Suk-gi report on the plundering by Japanese ships |
| AD 1477 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Envoy Yun Pil-sang reports on the clash between the Jurchens of the Geonju Wei and Han-bin, Wang-neung |
| AD 1478 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gyeongsang left-coast military commander Gwon Gyeong reports on the Japanese raiders' disturbance |
| AD 1478 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jeong Nan-jong reports that Jurchens driven out ask to settle at Dongnyangbuk and Mueulgye |
| AD 1478 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Song Yeon-jong reports what he saw and heard |
| AD 1480 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Pyeongan governor reports that the escort of the Chinese envoys was blocked by Jurchens |
| AD 1480 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Pyeongan governor Kim Gyo reports that he led three hundred regular cavalry to Gaeju |
| AD 1481 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Chungcheong governor reports earthquakes at Gongju, Hoein, Muui and other places |
| AD 1481 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Park Seong-son, jeolsa of Yeongan-bukdo, reports that the Oseong Uljeokhap are stationed near Onseong |
| AD 1482 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Pyeongan jeolsa Yi Geuk-gyun reports the account of the Jurchen Ganhoknung |
| AD 1483 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jeolla military commander Byeon Jong-in reports on Japanese raids at Dallyang |
| AD 1484 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Following Jeong Nan-jong's report, relief is ordered for the Jurchens who moved to Manpo-jin because of famine |
| AD 1484 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | After consulting the ministers, relief is ordered for the Geonju Wei Jurchens who suffered famine |
| AD 1490 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jeolla military commander Shin Ju reports the emergence of Japanese raiders at Gunsan |
| AD 1491 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Yeongan-bukdo jeolsa Yun Mal-son reports that the Oljeokhap are staging an uprising in collusion with insiders at Gusinpo |
| AD 1491 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Yeongan-bukdo jeolsa Seong Jun investigates and reports on the movements of the Oljeokhap |
| AD 1491 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Royal instruction to Commander-in-chief Yi Geuk-gyun to devise measures to guard the frontier against bandit gangs |
| AD 1491 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Pyeongan governor Yu Ji reports that bandits invaded Changseong on the first day of this month |
| AD 1491 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Commander-in-chief Yi Geuk-gyun reports the victory over the enemy at Gosanri Fortress |
| AD 1491 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Yi Su-eon, jongsagwan to the commander-in-chief of the northern expedition, brings a written report on the situation of the campaign |
| AD 1492 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jurchens of Geonju invade Byeokdong-gun |
| AD 1493 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Free commoners are taken captive by the Oljeokhap at Asan |
| AD 1493 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gyeongsang military commander Jo Ik-jeong reports that Japanese at Jepo beat an official |
| AD 1493 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gyeongsang gyeongchagwan Jeong Seok-gyeon reports on the handling of Japanese who occupied Dongdo and fished there |
| AD 1494 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | In response to a report of damage by Japanese raiders, officials are sent to verify the truth at Chujado |
| AD 1494 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gwon Ju, gyeongchagwan of Tsushima, reports on events seen and heard from his departure from Tsushima to his arrival at Dongnae |
| AD 1496 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The governor of Yeongan Province reports on the Jurchen problem at Jongseong-bu |
| AD 1497 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Orders the chief ministers to discuss the Japanese intrusion at Dolsan-do in Suncheon-bu |
| AD 1497 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gyeongsang right-coast military commander Yi Geo-in reports on the Japanese village at Jepo |
| AD 1498 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Queen Dowager Inhye passes away |
| AD 1499 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Orders deliberation on how to deal with the Jurchen raids in Hamgyeongnam-do |
| AD 1499 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Pyeongan gyeongbyeonsa Yi Geuk-gyun reports an enemy incident, and the king orders his failure to respond to be examined |
| AD 1499 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jurchens seek to reclaim Kim Eon-gyeom, gwangwan of Sanyanghoe, and orders ministers to deliberate on it |
| AD 1500 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | A border incident occurs at Chupa-dong; a gyeongchagwan is sent to ask about the battle and to console the troops |
| AD 1500 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jurchens who invaded Ipyeong of Ganggye kill our military officer So Gi-pa |
| AD 1500 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jurchens invade Undurri-bo in Pyeongan, but military officer Yi Myeong-son and gapsa Mun Gwi repel them |
| AD 1502 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jeolla left-coast naval commander Byeon O-cheon reports that he blocked the entrance used by Japanese raiders |
| AD 1502 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Geochu of Japan sends an envoy who brings copper and other goods, and the court is ordered to consider a response |
| AD 1504 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Earthquake occurs in towns of Hwanghae Province |
| AD 1506 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jungjong ascends the throne at Gyeongbokgung, and Yeonsangun is deposed and moved to Gyodong-hyeon |
| AD 1506 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Jungjong Coup is launched |
| AD 1508 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jurchens enter Gyeongheung and carry off more than ten men of Yeongbong-gun, the pyeongsa |
| AD 1508 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Hamgyeong governor Go Hyeong-san reports on the reestablishment of Boeulha-bo and the relocation of Musan-bo |
| AD 1509 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gyeongchagwan Kim Geun-sa reports on meeting two Japanese of Jepo, following the Japanese disturbance at Gadeok-do |
| AD 1509 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jeolla left-coast naval commander Yi Jong-in reports that he beheaded seventeen enemy Japanese |
| AD 1509 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The king tells the royal secretariat that he does not know how to defend against the calamity and drought |
| AD 1510 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Kim Seok-cheol reports by express the matter of Japanese from Sangju at Jorapo |
| AD 1510 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Kim Seok-cheol and others report on the movements of Japanese raiders at Ungcheon, Yeongdeungpo and elsewhere |
| AD 1510 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Kim Seok-cheol reports on the situation at Ungcheon and asks for officers to be sent down from Seoul |
| AD 1510 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gyeongchagwan of Tsushima Kang Jung-jin reports a battle with Japanese troops at Ungcheon Fortress |
| AD 1510 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gyeongsang left-coast naval commander Kim Hyeon-son reports the Japanese rampage and the decisive battle with our troops |
| AD 1510 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | A bearer of Kim Seok-cheol's dispatch reports the fall of Ungcheon and Japanese atrocities |
| AD 1510 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Kim Seok-cheol's report that the Japanese raiders headed for Yeongdeungpo, fought our troops, and are moving inland |
| AD 1510 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Kim Seok-cheol reports a clash with the Japanese raiders and asks for reinforcements |
| AD 1510 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | An Yun-deok sends Choe Im to report victory, and Choe Im is questioned about the course of battle |
| AD 1510 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Yu Dam-nyeon reports again that Japanese ships attacked the fortress at Angolpo and fought with our troops |
| AD 1510 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Yu Dam-nyeon reports that ships of Gyeongsang and Jeolla should join forces to defend against the enemy |
| AD 1511 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gyeongsang governor reports the return of Chilwon officers Jeo-ja and others who had been captured by Japanese |
| AD 1511 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Seonwisa Heo Gwaeng reports on the Japanese envoy Bung-jung |
| AD 1511 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gyeongsang military commander Yu Dam-nyeon reports the suppression of Japanese ships |
| AD 1512 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Hamgyeong-bukdo jeolsa Yu Mi captures the raider Im Ho-jing and reports the situation at Hoeryeong-bu |
| AD 1512 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Hamgyeong sunbyeonsa Hwang Hyeong reports the battle between Mang-hap and Sogonae |
| AD 1512 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Written report of Hamgyeong sunbyeonsa Hwang Hyeong |
| AD 1514 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gyeongsang right-coast military commander Yun Hui-pyeong reports that an envoy of the Japanese king has arrived |
| AD 1515 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The queen passes away at the fifth quarter of the third watch |
| AD 1516 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Pyeongan governor An Yun-deok submits a report on relieving Tangcham |
| AD 1516 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Seongjeolsa Yun Hui-pyeong reports that Jurchens of Geonju Wei raided |
| AD 1517 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Pyeongan jeolsa Yi Jang-saeng reports the actual state of the intrusion into Tangcham |
| AD 1517 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The king instructs the Three Ministers on the food shortage in the two frontier regions due to the calamity and the Jurchen intrusions |
| AD 1517 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Pyeongan governor Sin Sang reports that the Tangcham jihwi, disguised as Joseon's Yonggun, fought against the Dalja |
| AD 1518 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | After an earthquake, the court deliberates and debates methods of selecting talent |
| AD 1518 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Hamgyeong governor Son Jung-don reports the uprising of Jujanghap, and the Three Ministers and great officials deliberate and report |
| AD 1519 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Pyeongan governor Heo Gwaeng reports that the escort of the seongjeolsa lost soldiers and horses to the Dalja on the return journey |
| AD 1519 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Saeunsa Kim Geuk-pim reports that the emperor will attack the Prince of Ning, who raised troops in Jiangxi |
| AD 1522 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Choe Han-hong reports the mooring of the Japanese envoy's ships |
| AD 1522 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jeolla governor Sin Sang and jeolsa Oh Bo report that Japanese ships invaded Sindallyang |
| AD 1523 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Japanese envoy and Seong Jung, the Tsushima special envoy, are ordered to proceed to the capital together |
| AD 1523 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Japanese captured in Hwanghae Province are ordered escorted to the capital |
| AD 1523 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Hwanghae governor So Se-yang reports on the Japanese ship incident at Pungcheon |
| AD 1523 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jeolla naval jeolsa Jeong Yun-gyeom reports the appearance of Japanese ships |
| AD 1523 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Chungcheong governor Yun Hui-in submits a report |
| AD 1524 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Report from the Pyeongan military commander on the pursuit of Jurchens after the twentieth of the twelfth month |
| AD 1524 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jo Yun-son and Kim Geuk-seong report, via Yi Jang-gil's dispatch, on their fighting at Yeoyeon |
| AD 1525 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Hamgyeong-namdo jeolsa Choe Han-hong reports on the Jurchen problem at Gosanri |
| AD 1528 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Pyeongan governor Heo Gwaeng's report on a stratagem by Manpo cheomsa Yi Hyeong-sun to lure and capture Jurchens |
| AD 1529 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Pyeongan military commander Jo Yun-son reports on wiping out the Jurchens at Jinpa |
| AD 1530 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jo Yun-son reports the enemy incident at Sanyanghoe-bo at dawn on the twentieth |
| AD 1533 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Pyeongan governor Sin Gong-je reports the illegal border crossings of Chinese at Geomdong-do, and orders deliberation |
| AD 1533 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Measures are taken against the ships appearing around Cheolsan at Gado |
| AD 1535 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Seonwisa and hojo chamui Jeong Sa-ryong and others submit a report on conditions in the border regions at Tangcham |
| AD 1536 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Byeongjo reports Sim Eon-gwang's written report on Yeoyeon |
| AD 1536 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gyeongbyeonsa Sim Eon-gwang reports on Yeoyeon, Muchang and other places |
| AD 1539 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Yi Ok-gwon, magistrate of Manggyeong, who failed to prevent the floods, is ordered to be investigated |
| AD 1541 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Report from the Gyeongsang right-coast military commander on Japanese who stabbed three ambush soldiers to death |
| AD 1541 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The matter of the lord of Tsushima arresting and escorting all misbehaving Japanese is discussed |
| AD 1542 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Yun Eun-bo and others of the Seungmunwon forward to the throne, with annotations, reports of rumored incidents heard by the envoys |
| AD 1542 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Envoys An Hyeon and Jo Sa-su present memorials on barbarian incursions into China |
| AD 1542 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Drifters from Jeju are brought to Hanyang by Liaodong garrison officials Yi Si and Kang Jin |
| AD 1543 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Pyeongan governor reports the Dalja (Tatar) incident, and the king orders preparations |
| AD 1544 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Pyeongan Military Commander Yi Gwang-sik's memorial asks for handling of the return of the Chinese Wang Chang's wife, Yi Eo-ryeo |
| AD 1544 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Ascends the throne at Changgyeonggung and receives the congratulations of the officials below Myeongjeongjeon |
| AD 1544 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The king orders that the report of the Chuncheu envoy Yi Im be shown to the high officials |
| AD 1545 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The king passes away in a small bedchamber beneath Cheongyeonnu |
| AD 1545 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | At the mi hour the new king accedes to the throne at Geunjeongjeon |
| AD 1545 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gyeonggi Governor Kim Myeong-yun denounces Prince Gyerim Yi Yu and others for treason |
| AD 1545 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Merchant-scholar Han Seong-won denounces a case at Yanghwado |
| AD 1546 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | If the ships anchored at Judo are Chinese, provisions and water are to be given and they are sent away |
| AD 1547 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jeolla Governor Gu Su-dam reports the collapse of Wolchulsan Mountain in Yeongam |
| AD 1548 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Pyeongan Military Commander Yang Yun-ui reports a clash with the Jurchens at Manpojin on the 13th day of the 6th month |
| AD 1548 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Report by Pyeongan Military Commander Yang Yun-ui on the Jurchen situation along the frontier at Sangto garrison |
| AD 1552 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Hamgyeong Military Commander Kim Sun-go reports a barbarian incursion into Gyeongheung |
| AD 1553 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gyeongsang Governor Jeong Eung-du reports earthquakes in the province |
| AD 1554 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Hamgyeong Province North Military Commander Yi Sa-jeung reports the subjugation of the Hoin at Chogot |
| AD 1554 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jeju Magistrate Nam Chi-geun reports driving off the Japanese pirates at Cheonmi-po |
| AD 1554 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Right Jeolla Naval Commander Kim Bin's memorial on the capture of Japanese at Hwanggan Island is relayed to the Royal Secretariat |
| AD 1554 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jeju Magistrate Nam Chi-geun reports beheading twelve Japanese, and the king orders the Border Defense Council to deliberate |
| AD 1554 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | A halo forms around the sun, a meteor appears at night, and an earthquake strikes |
| AD 1555 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Hamgyeong Governor Kim Gwang-jin's memorial on northern affairs is forwarded to the Border Defense Council |
| AD 1555 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jeolla Governor Kim Ju reports that some seventy Japanese ships raided Dallyangpo |
| AD 1555 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jeolla Governor reports that Japanese pirates surrounded Dallyang and took the fortress |
| AD 1555 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jeolla Defense Commander Kim Gyeong-seok sends officer Nam Jeong with a memorial; the king gives an audience at Sajeongjeon |
| AD 1555 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jeju Magistrate Kim Su-mun reports the Japanese pirate invasion |
| AD 1556 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Gyeongsang governor reports that a large stream in Bonghwa county suddenly dried up |
| AD 1556 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The lord of Tsushima sends his servant Jogu to warn that raiding Japanese plan to steal from our country |
| AD 1556 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Left Gyeongsang Military Commander reports capturing Japanese at Ulsan and submits a memorial |
| AD 1556 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Left Jeolla Naval Commander Choe Jong-ho and Oh Heum's memorial on capturing Japanese ships at Cheongdeungdo; the king issues instructions |
| AD 1556 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jeju Magistrate Kim Su-mun captures two Japanese ships and beheads seventy-five; the king issues instructions on his memorial |
| AD 1556 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | An earthquake strikes Hanyang |
| AD 1556 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The king instructs the Royal Secretariat to note the sinking of the large road along the bank of the Daedong River |
| AD 1557 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | An earthquake strikes Jeonju in Jeolla Province |
| AD 1558 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Pyeongan Governor Jeong Eung-du's memorial warns of unrest in China and urges preparations |
| AD 1559 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The king orders discussion of the incident of Japanese appearing in Nampo county |
| AD 1560 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | An earthquake strikes Hongju in Chungcheong Province |
| AD 1560 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Hamgyeong Governor Jeong Eung-du reports the damage from the famine |
| AD 1561 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Earthquakes strike Suan, Eunyul, and Pyongyang |
| AD 1561 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Earthquakes strike Cheong-an and Jincheon in Chungcheong Province |
| AD 1561 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Earthquakes strike Jeonju, Hamyeol, Yongan, and Gimje |
| AD 1562 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | An earthquake strikes Sukcheon in Pyeongan Province |
| AD 1562 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Chungcheong Governor Min Gi reports many deaths from epidemic fever in Jincheon and Jecheon counties |
| AD 1562 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Earthquakes strike Geochang, Chogye, and Hapcheon |
| AD 1563 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | An earthquake strikes Gangjin in Jeolla Province |
| AD 1563 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | A halo forms around the sun, with thunder and an earthquake, at Hamheung |
| AD 1564 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | An earthquake strikes Yeonggwang in Jeolla Province |
| AD 1564 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | An earthquake strikes Ganggye in Pyeongan Province |
| AD 1564 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Earthquakes strike Danyang in Chungcheong Province and Yeongcheon in Gyeongsang Province |
| AD 1564 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Earthquakes strike Gyeongju and other places in Gyeongsang Province |
| AD 1564 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The king praises the capture of the Japanese large ship that had plundered, and orders an inquiry into the laxity of the beacon signals at Ulsan |
| AD 1564 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | An earthquake occurs in Eunsan, Pyeongan Province |
| AD 1564 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | An earthquake occurs in Deokcheon, Pyeongan Province |
| AD 1564 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Thunder and an earthquake strike Jincheon in Chungcheong Province |
| AD 1564 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | An earthquake strikes Eumseong in Chungcheong Province |
| AD 1564 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Thunder strikes Woncheon and other places in Gyeongsang Province |
| AD 1565 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Grand Queen Dowager passes away |
| AD 1565 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Earthquakes strike Seoul and other places |
| AD 1565 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The king issues instructions on the defeat in the fight against the Hu at Seohaepyeong over the scouting of Chetam |
| AD 1565 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | A halo forms around the sun, and an earthquake strikes Sangwon in Pyeongan Province |
| AD 1565 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | A meteor appears; an earthquake strikes Sangwon in Pyeongan Province |
| AD 1565 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | A halo forms around the sun, and a meteor appears |
| AD 1565 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | A meteor appears, and an earthquake strikes Sangwon in Pyeongan Province |
| AD 1565 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Taebaek appears, and thunder and an earthquake strike Jangdan and other places in Gyeonggi Province |
| AD 1565 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | A yang appears in the sun, and an earthquake strikes Sangwon in Pyeongan Province |
| AD 1565 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | A halo forms around the sun |
| AD 1565 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Earthquakes strike Pyongyang and other places in Pyeongan Province, and thunder strikes Sukcheon and other places |
| AD 1566 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jeong-chung, Little Second Palace of Japan, sends an envoy who presents incense at Munduk Hall |
| AD 1566 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Earthquakes strike Daeheung and Yisan in Chungcheong Province, and Manggyeong and Yongan in Jeolla Province |
| AD 1566 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Earthquakes strike Yeonggwang and Hampyeong in Jeolla Province |
| AD 1566 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | An earthquake strikes Bian in Gyeongsang Province |
| AD 1566 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Earthquakes strike Ahnak and Munhwa in Hwanghae Province, and Samhwa and Yonggang in Pyeongan Province |
| AD 1566 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Earthquakes strike Hwangju in Hwanghae Province and Sangwon in Pyeongan Province |
| AD 1566 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | An earthquake strikes Goksan in Hwanghae Province, and thunder strikes Haman and other places in Gyeongsang Province |
| AD 1566 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | A halo forms around the sun and fog covers all directions; an earthquake strikes Samcheok in Gangwon Province |
| AD 1567 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Earthquakes strike Yeongcheon and other places in Gyeongsang Province; a cow in Chogye gives birth to a deformed calf |
| AD 1567 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | An earthquake strikes Pyongyang in Pyeongan Province, and thunder strikes Samhwa |
| AD 1567 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The king ascends the throne and orders that all matters follow the established laws |
| AD 1567 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Xu Guo and Wei Shiliang enter the capital to proclaim the enthronement edict |
| AD 1568 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Pyeongan Governor Kim Su-mun raids the Hu at Seohaepyeong and burns their settlements |
| AD 1568 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Pyeongan Military Commander reports in a memorial that Hu cavalry and infantry came to Sangto and fought |
| AD 1569 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Jeolla governor reports flood damage in Yangnam and the king orders the relevant offices to provide famine relief |
| AD 1570 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Envoy Kim Gwi-yeong, sent to request investiture, returns from Yeongyeong |
| AD 1570 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Thirteen counties of Yeongnam and the Gyeonggi area suffer damage from a storm |
| AD 1571 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Pirate incident in Jeolla Province is reported |
| AD 1571 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | An earthquake occurs in Yeosan in Jeolla Province |
| AD 1571 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The king receives the envoys of Japan |
| AD 1573 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Gyeongsang governor reports, on a dispatch from Yecheon County, that water stopped in the upper Nakdong River |
| AD 1573 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Envoys Yi Hu-baek and Yun Geun-su and others leave for Beijing to request investiture |
| AD 1573 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Jeolla governor's memorial reports that a patrol at Geumoido fought Japanese ships |
| AD 1573 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | An envoy of the Little Second Palace of Japan arrives |
| AD 1574 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | China sets up the Gwanjeon Post at Ganggu |
| AD 1574 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Pyeongan governor reports a drought |
| AD 1574 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | 200,000 Dalja cavalry invade China at Kaiyuan |
| AD 1575 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Queen Insun passes away |
| AD 1575 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Queen Dowager Uiseong passes away |
| AD 1576 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Bangdap Chamsa Yi Jong-won captures Japanese ships and cuts off their ears; the naval commander reports it and the king rewards him |
| AD 1576 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Sukjeongmun Gate is opened due to drought |
| AD 1576 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Twenty-two Jeju people drifted to China are sent back to the homeland through Liaodong by the Ministry of Rites |
| AD 1576 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Pyeongan governor reports the deaths from the epidemic in the province and says the epidemic is still severe |
| AD 1577 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | An epidemic fever spreads widely across the eight provinces |
| AD 1577 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The epidemic spreads in Cheonan and physicians are sent to help; it has also appeared in Yanggye and Hanyang |
| AD 1577 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | As the epidemic grows, Heo Bong and others are sent to build altars and pray |
| AD 1577 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Cheongcheon and Daeeum rivers in Anju stop flowing for more than a month |
| AD 1577 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Pyeongan governor reports 6,000 deaths from the epidemic |
| AD 1577 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Samtan spring in Haeju stops flowing for three days |
| AD 1578 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Chungcheong governor reports heaps of fish and shellfish on the shore of Bin-in |
| AD 1578 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Kim Mong and Yi Chun-yeong of Gaeseong-bu, who went for salt at Ganglyeong, drifted to Liaodong and are sent back |
| AD 1579 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Jeolla governor reports in a memorial heavy damage from flooding |
| AD 1580 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | When the Dongjisa Yang Hui arrives at the Sipsamsan post, more than 100,000 Dalja plunder |
| AD 1580 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Japanese envoys ask to pay tribute to China through our country, but their words are insolent and they are refused |
| AD 1581 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The king receives the Japanese envoys at Geunjeongjeon |
| AD 1581 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Jeolla governor reports an earthquake and thunder at Namwon |
| AD 1583 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Barbarians on the northern border rise in revolt and take Gyeongwon-bu; Kim Su and Yang Sa-ui are ordered to be beheaded and displayed |
| AD 1583 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The hostile Hu besiege and attack Hunyungjin; Sin Rip and Yi Bak come to its relief |
| AD 1583 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | North Byeongsa Yi Je-sin sends his officers in separate groups to subdue the rebel barbarians at Geumdeuktan |
| AD 1583 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The hostile Hu besiege Gyeongwon-bu again, and Onseong Magistrate Sin Rip repels them |
| AD 1583 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The hostile Hu besiege Hunyungjin again, and Chamsa Sin Sang-jeol defeats them |
| AD 1583 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | More than 5,000 hostile Hu cavalry again invade Bangwonbo, and Choe Ho and others repel them |
| AD 1583 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The hostile Hu Yul Bo-ri and Ni Tang-gae enter Jongseong, and Onseong Magistrate Sin Rip comes to the rescue |
| AD 1583 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The hostile Hu Yul Bo-ri besieges Donggwanjin, and Chamsa Jeong Gon and others repel them |
| AD 1583 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Following the North Byeongsa's report, Hyo-jeong, who contributed to repelling the Hoeryeong barbarian incursion, is rewarded |
| AD 1583 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The surveillance commissioner reports frequent provocations by barbarians at Jongseong and other places, and the king orders reinforced troops and arms at Donggwan |
| AD 1585 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Censor Yu Geun reports famine and excessive labor duties in Gyeonggi and reports on the administration of the magistrates |
| AD 1585 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Pyeongan governor reports large hail in Byeokdong in the province |
| AD 1585 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Pyeongan Military Commander submits a memorial on the scouting of the barbarians by Man-ho Kim In-su at Ugogaeryeong |
| AD 1585 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Barbarians invade Pungsanbo's guard post at Susoso and the Hoeryeong border |
| AD 1586 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Jeolla Right Naval Commander reports that Jeong-ui Magistrate Kim Dae-i and others let the enemy escape, and his defense measures |
| AD 1587 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Jeolla governor reports that 18 Japanese ships invaded Heungyang and that Nokdo Kwon-gwan Yi Dae-won died in battle |
| AD 1587 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Jeolla Right Naval Commander reports a Japanese invasion of Garipo |
| AD 1587 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The lord of Tsushima escorts the drifted Jeju people |
| AD 1587 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The hostile Hu capture Nokdundo, and the military farmland is abolished |
| AD 1587 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Japanese national envoy Tachibana Yasuhiro comes to pay tribute |
| AD 1587 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The South Byeongsa reports that Chamsa Yi Ha and others repelled the barbarians at Hyesanjin |
| AD 1587 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Uiju Magistrate reports that soldiers and commoners who crossed into China stole official timber at Undu-ri |
| AD 1587 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The North Byeongsa reports that he jailed Gyeongheung Magistrate Yi Gyeong-rok and others who mishandled the military equipment when the hostile Hu invaded Nokdundo |
| AD 1587 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The lord of Tsushima reports that an envoy of Japan's new king has reached Tsushima, and presents a diplomatic letter |
| AD 1587 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | North Byeongsa Yi Il reports the fall of Nokdundo |
| AD 1588 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | North Byeongsa Yi Il punishes the crime of invading Nokdo, and attacks Chudo and beheads the Hu |
| AD 1588 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Jeolla governor Yun Du-su reports an earthquake in Yongdam county |
| AD 1588 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Uiju Magistrate reports that he escorted Kim Yeong-beon, who had crossed into China |
| AD 1588 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The North Byeongsa reports that he burned the barbarians who caused trouble at Nokdundo |
| AD 1588 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The South Byeongsa reports to the throne that barbarians invaded Hyesan and the Chamsa and others died in battle |
| AD 1588 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | South Byeongsa Sin Rip reports that he punished the barbarian settlements at Gomipo |
| AD 1588 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The North Byeongsa reports that barbarian boats invaded, and the king orders the elite troops to be selected in advance at Nando |
| AD 1588 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Japanese envoys Pyeong Ui-ji and Hyeonso come to pay tribute and are lodged at Dongpyeonggwan |
| AD 1589 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Seonwisa Yi Deok-hyeong reports that the Tsushima lord sent a pair of peacocks |
| AD 1589 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Han Jun, Park Chung-gan, Yi Chuk, Han Eung-in and others present reports on the rebellion of Jeong Yeo-rip |
| AD 1589 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Hwanghae governor reports the conspiracy at Anak and Jaeryeong, and Jeong Yeo-rip is implicated in Jeolla |
| AD 1589 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Winter envoy Gi Yeong's dispatch reports that barbarians from the northwest plundered the party and carried off military horses |
| AD 1589 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | An official of the Uigeumbu reports that Jeong Yeo-rip has fled from Jeonju |
| AD 1589 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Royal Guard officer Yi Yong-jun and others surround Jukdo, where Jeong Yeo-rip was hiding, and Jeong takes his own life |
| AD 1592 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | On the 14th the Japanese raise their troops, take Busanjin, and magistrate Jeong Bal and Song Sang-hyeon die in battle |
| AD 1592 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Enemy troops invade Chungju, and Sin Rip dies in battle |
| AD 1592 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The troops of the three provinces are defeated at Yongin |
| AD 1592 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gyeongsang Right Governor Kim Seong-il's memorial reports on the battle situation in Gyeongsang Province |
| AD 1592 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Yi San-bo's report on the movements of the Chinese troops and the timing of their dispatch |
| AD 1593 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Yun Geun-su, Liaison Officer to the Military Commissioner, reports the notice the Commissioner sent up to the Ministry of War |
| AD 1593 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Yi Deok-hyeong asks the Commissioner and others not to allow the Japanese who travel with Sim Yu-gyeong to pass |
| AD 1594 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Hamgyeong Governor Yun Tak-yeon reports the fall of Gampobo after the invasion of the hostile Hu |
| AD 1594 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gyeongsang Right Naval Commander Won Gyun's memorial on the battle situation |
| AD 1594 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Hamgyeong Province North Military Commander Jeong Hyeon-ryong's report on the rebellion of the barbarians of the Six Garrisons |
| AD 1595 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Right Gyeongsang Governor Seo Seong reports on Japanese plundering |
| AD 1595 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gyeongsang Right Military Commander Kim Eung-seo reports the movements of the Japanese |
| AD 1595 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Hwang Sin reports his exchange with a subordinate of the Guerrilla Commander on the Japanese crossing |
| AD 1597 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Report of Supreme Commander Gwon Yul |
| AD 1597 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Dispatch of Do-wonsu Gwon Yul, sent on the 19th of the third month |
| AD 1597 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Liaison Officer to the Commander Jang Un-ik reports on the movements of the Chinese troops |
| AD 1598 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Liaison Officers Yi Deok-hyeong and Gwon Yul report the battle situation at Ulsan |
| AD 1598 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jeolla Military Commander Yi Gwang-ak reports on the fighting with the enemy |
| AD 1598 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Yi Yong-sun investigates two people who came out of the Japanese lair and reports on them |
| AD 1598 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Left State Councillor Yi Deok-hyeong submits a report on the navy's exploits |
| AD 1600 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Hu Noto and others invade Buryeong but withdraw when our troops advance |
| AD 1601 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jeju Anmu Eosa Kim Sang-heon submits a report |
| AD 1602 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Chungcheong Governor Yi Yong-sun reports the treason case in Chungcheong |
| AD 1603 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Yi Yeong reports the written confession of Han Chan, who was taken captive to Japan and fled back |
| AD 1603 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Yi Yong-sun, North Hamgyeong Military Commander, reports the barbarian invasion |
| AD 1603 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Yi Yong-sun, North Hamgyeong Military Commander, reports on the situation in the north |
| AD 1605 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Holaon Yaein capture Donggwolbo, then kill Chamsa Jeon Baek-ok and withdraw |
| AD 1605 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Yi Jeong-heom reports news of a battle with the barbarians in the north at Hoeryeong |
| AD 1605 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Yi Si-eon reports that Japan wishes to keep relations with Joseon and pay tribute to the Celestial court |
| AD 1606 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | North Byeongsa Yi Si-eon reports that the Holjeok plundered goods and livestock from the county seat |
| AD 1607 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Barbarians cross the border to raid, and the situation in the north looks alarming |
| AD 1607 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gyeongsang Governor Jeong Sa-ho reports on building the Japanese residence and trade there |
| AD 1608 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The king dies at the main hall of Jeongneung-dong temporary palace at the hour of mi, and the crown prince accedes to the throne |
| AD 1608 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | King Seonjo passes away |
| AD 1608 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Crown Prince informs the high ministers that King Seonjo has passed away |
| AD 1608 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | King Seonjo passes away |
| AD 1608 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | At the repeated request of the ministers, he accedes to the throne in the west hall of Jeongneung-dong temporary palace and receives congratulations |
| AD 1608 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | At the repeated request of the ministers, he accedes to the throne in the west hall of Jeongneung-dong temporary palace and receives congratulations |
| AD 1608 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jeolla Governor Yun An-seong reports the encounters with pirate ships at Mangyeong and other places |
| AD 1609 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Hamgyeong Governor Jang Man's report on the defense against the northern barbarians, and the Border Defense Council's deliberation |
| AD 1609 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Hamgyeong Governor Jang Man's report on the defense against the northern barbarians, and the Border Defense Council's deliberation |
| AD 1610 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Pyeongan governor sends a dispatch that Dal raiders invaded Liaoyang |
| AD 1610 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Pyeongan governor's written report on the plunder by the great dalja |
| AD 1610 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The monk Yukhye, a former captive, arrives in Busan with Japanese people |
| AD 1614 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The North Byeongsa reports that the hu Aryang and others entered Huradeo in Gyeongheung, attacked, and were driven out |
| AD 1616 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Hamgyeong Governor reports on the situation of the Nochu soldiers |
| AD 1616 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Uiju prefect Yi Geuk-sin submits a memorial reporting the Dalja raid at Daean-bo |
| AD 1616 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Uiju Buyun Yi Geuk-sin submits a memorial reporting the Dalja plunder |
| AD 1618 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Uiju prefect reports that Nurhaci has taken the fortress of Cheongha-bo |
| AD 1618 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Uiju prefect reports that Nurhaci has taken the fortress of Cheongha-bo |
| AD 1620 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Receives the report of the Chanhoek-sa |
| AD 1620 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Receives the report of the Chanhoek-sa |
| AD 1621 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Pyeongan governor submits a memorial on the battle at Muksan |
| AD 1621 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Uiju prefect's memorial reports that the Yeojin entered toward Jingang |
| AD 1622 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Pyeongan Military Commander reports that the Dal troops have reached Gwanjeon |
| AD 1622 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Chanhoek-sa reports that after the defeat of the Nobyeong at Samburisan, Nochu led them in, and the outcome is unknown |
| AD 1622 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Uiju prefect Jeong Jun reports that the Dal were defeated and that there is no sign of enemy troops at Jingang |
| AD 1622 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Do-wonsu Han Jun-gyeom reports that the Nobyeong were defeated while advancing toward Gwangnyeong |
| AD 1622 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Pyeongan Military Commander reports on the situation on the frontier at Unduri |
| AD 1623 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | When the Restoration rose, he fled and hid in the house of the physician An Guk-sin |
| AD 1623 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Raises a righteous army and accedes to the throne |
| AD 1623 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The former Crown Prince Yi Ji digs a tunnel and flees, but is caught; the deposed consort takes her own life |
| AD 1624 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jang Man reports that the chief of the rebels has withdrawn to Jasan |
| AD 1624 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Do-wonsu Jang Man reports that enemy troops are stationed at Jasan |
| AD 1624 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Do-wonsu reports the situation of the enemy troops and the countermeasures |
| AD 1624 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Commander reports that he had the Hwanghae governor guard Suan and Saejang |
| AD 1624 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Enemy troops head toward Samdeung and Gihyeon |
| AD 1624 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Do-wonsu reports that he attacked Sangwon and headed for Junghwa |
| AD 1624 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Assistant Commander Yi Si-bal and the Hwanghae governor Im Ji report that they will advance toward Sansan |
| AD 1624 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Gubu instructs Gangwon Province to behead Yi Bang-pil and Yi No |
| AD 1627 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | When the Later Jin invades, the court discusses countermeasures |
| AD 1627 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jeongju Magistrate Kim Jin reports that he faces the Later Jin army at Neunhan Mountain Fortress |
| AD 1627 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | After the fall of Neunhan Mountain Fortress, preparations are made to divide the court |
| AD 1627 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Kim Gi-jong reports that when Anju fortress fell, Kim Jun's son Yu-seong and the Gaecheon magistrate Jang Don died in battle |
| AD 1627 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Kim Gi-jong reports that the righteous troops at Seoncheon, Geomsan and Jaseongbong in Jeongju have run out of weapons and provisions |
| AD 1627 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Investigates and reports the numbers of captives, killed, and escaped at Pyongyang, Samdeung, and other places |
| AD 1627 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Pyeongan Governor Kim Gi-jong and others report the reason for the collapse of Yonggolseong |
| AD 1627 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Hwanghae governor reports on the women who died keeping their chastity during the Qing invasion |
| AD 1629 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Kim Si-yang reports that Yuan Chonghuan beheaded Mao Wenlong |
| AD 1629 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Envoy Choe Yu-hae, carrying the note and a dispatch, leaves for Liaodong |
| AD 1630 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Yi Seok-dal, Liaison Officer to Vice Commander Chen, reports that they will fight together with the barbarians |
| AD 1630 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Spring Envoy Park Nan-yeong reports from Shenyang |
| AD 1630 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Yi Seok-dal, Liaison Officer to Vice Commander Chen, reports from Dengzhou |
| AD 1630 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Pyeongan Military Commander Yu Bi reports the misconduct of the Chinese soldiers |
| AD 1630 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Special Envoy for Congratulation and Gratitude Yi Heul reports from Beijing |
| AD 1630 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Congratulatory Envoy Yi Heul reports on the situation on the frontier |
| AD 1630 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Pyeongan Governor Kim Si-yang and Chongyungsa Yi Seo report |
| AD 1631 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Nu troops withdraw and return |
| AD 1632 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The governor reports on the wives who kept their chastity during the Jeongmyo Horan: Woo, wife of Kim In, and Yi, wife of Oh Chang-nam |
| AD 1632 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Later Jin envoy Nanghyeok comes and delivers the Khan's letter on returning fugitives from our country and the reopening of the Hoeryeong market |
| AD 1633 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Envoy Shin Deuk-yeon, sent to Shenyang, could not deliver the gifts and brings back only the Hoseo |
| AD 1633 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Do-wonsu Kim Ja-jeom and others report that the Ming rebel troops of Geng Zhongming and others are trying to collude with the Later Jin |
| AD 1635 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The queen passes away at the delivery chamber, and the senior officials discuss the funeral rites |
| AD 1636 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | An envoy arrives and says the Khan reached Songgyeong; the nap-seo is sent to the Do-wonsu and others |
| AD 1636 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Chungcheong relief troops arrive inside Heonneung |
| AD 1636 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gangwon Garrison Commander Gwon Jeong-gil arrives at Geomdansan but is defeated by an enemy raid |
| AD 1636 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Gongcheong Governor Jeong Se-gyu sets up camp at Heomcheon, but the whole army is annihilated |
| AD 1636 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Clerk Han Yeo-jong of Ganghwa arrives with a written report. |
| AD 1637 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Reports from Governor Yi Bae-won of Hwanghae Province and others arrive. |
| AD 1637 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jeolla Military Commander Kim Jun-ryong reports news of a victory |
| AD 1637 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gangwon Governor Jo Jeong-ho reports on the fighting at Mount Geomdan. |
| AD 1637 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | A report arrives that the troops of Hamgyeong Governor Min Seong-hwi have reached Geumhwa in Gangwon Province. |
| AD 1637 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Commander-in-chief Sim Gi-won sends a report that most of the relief forces were defeated. |
| AD 1637 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Obituaries of former Right State Councilor Kim Sang-yong and former Right Royal Secretary Hong Myeong-hyeong and others, who died when Ganghwa fell. |
| AD 1637 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | At Samjeondo, the king performs the sambaegogodu rite of three bows and nine kowtows, then proceeds to Changgyeonggung Palace in Seoul. |
| AD 1638 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Right State Councilor Sin Gyeong-jin, having arrived at Shenyang, sends a report. |
| AD 1638 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Uiju Magistrate Im Gyeong-eop reports on the appearance of Chinese ships and a letter. |
| AD 1641 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Battle situation at Jinzhou city. |
| AD 1641 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Tutor Choe Hye-gil reports on the Qing forces encamped at Songsan. |
| AD 1641 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The battle between Ming and Qing and the damage suffered by our side. |
| AD 1641 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Yu Jeong-ik, commander of the Yeong troops, reports on the battle at Songsan Fortress. |
| AD 1643 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Qing khan has died, and they demand supplies for his funeral dressing. |
| AD 1643 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Tutor Im Gwang reports that people crossed the border at Sangto, Oegoe, and Idong to dig ginseng and were captured. |
| AD 1643 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Tutor Im Gwang and Yi So-han report that Crown Prince Sohyeon and the Crown Princess will leave Shenyang on the 15th day of the 12th month. |
| AD 1644 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Literary official Yi Rae reports on events during the crown prince's journey. |
| AD 1644 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The crown prince sends palace guard Hong Gye-rip to report in writing on his own circumstances. |
| AD 1644 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Tutor Im Gwang reports on the circumstances of the crown prince's party traveling to Beijing. |
| AD 1644 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Seo Sang-ri and others again report the emperor's enthronement and news of the crown prince's return home. |
| AD 1645 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Uiju Magistrate Hong Jeon reports, quoting Han Sa-rip. |
| AD 1646 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Envoy of Gratitude Yu Jeong-ryang and others return to Jinzhou Guard and report. |
| AD 1648 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Deputy envoy Im Dam reaches Beijing, but the prolonged stay has left them short of travel expenses and food. |
| AD 1649 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The king dies in the east chamber of Daejojeon Hall at Changdeokgung Palace |
| AD 1649 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The king accedes to the throne, proclaims a general amnesty and issues an edict |
| AD 1650 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Pyeongan Governor Sim Ji-won reports that the Qing envoy has crossed the Yalu River. |
| AD 1650 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Right State Councilor Yi Si-baek, Right Vice Councilor Yi Gi-jo, and Recording Secretary Jeong Ji-hwa leave for Qing. |
| AD 1650 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Uiju Magistrate So Dong-do reports that the Qing prince regent has died and an envoy will be sent. |
| AD 1651 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Incense envoy Yu Jeong-ryang and others reach Ugajang and report the treason case involving the prince regent. |
| AD 1651 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gratitude envoy Prince Inpyeong Yi Yo, deputy envoy Hwang Gam, and recording officer Gwon U depart for Qing. |
| AD 1652 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Dongnae Magistrate Yun Mun-geo reports a Japanese rebellion. |
| AD 1652 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Local soldiers of Tongyeong, Seo Il-rip and others, who had drifted to Jigido in Japan, return and report conditions in Japan. |
| AD 1652 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Envoy for the Winter Solstice and Imperial Birthday Yi Hae, deputy envoy Jeong Yu, and recording officer Sim Yu-haeng depart for Qing. |
| AD 1652 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gratitude envoy Yi Si-baek reports that an envoy will be sent over civilians captured after crossing the border to gather ginseng. |
| AD 1652 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gratitude envoy Yi Si-baek, deputy envoy Sin Yu, and recording officer Gwon Ryeong return home. |
| AD 1653 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gratitude envoy-in-chief Prince Inpyeong, deputy envoy Yu Cheol, and recording officer Yi Gwang-jae depart for Qing. |
| AD 1653 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gratitude envoy Prince Inpyeong, deputy envoy Yu Cheol, and recording officer Yi Gwang-jae return. |
| AD 1653 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Dongnae Magistrate Im Ui-baek and Gyeongsang Provincial Official An Hu-jik, the reception officer, report the visit of the Japanese acting envoy Deung Seong-bang. |
| AD 1654 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Winter Solstice envoy Sim Ji-won reports on the Qing battle in Huguang. |
| AD 1654 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Greeting envoy Prince Inpyeong and recording officer Sim Se-jeong go to Shenyang. |
| AD 1654 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The greeting envoy and recording officer return after hearing that the Qing emperor has called off his visit to Shenyang. |
| AD 1654 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The congratulatory envoy departs for Qing. |
| AD 1655 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Chungcheong Naval Commander Kim Han-mun reports a victory over three Chinese vessels near Gureopdo Island. |
| AD 1655 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Courier Hwang Yeon returns from Beijing and reaches Uiju, reporting on the war between Qing and Ming. |
| AD 1655 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Winter Solstice and gratitude envoy Lord Geumnim Yi Gae-yun, deputy envoy Yi Haeng-jin, and others depart for Qing. |
| AD 1656 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gratitude and Winter Solstice envoy Lord Geumnim Yi Gae-yun, deputy envoy Yi Haeng-jin, and recording officer Yi Ji-mu return from Qing. |
| AD 1656 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gratitude envoy Prince Inpyeong and others depart for Qing. |
| AD 1657 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Winter Solstice envoy Yun Gang and others return from Qing. |
| AD 1657 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Winter Solstice and gratitude envoy Sim Ji-won and others depart for Qing. |
| AD 1659 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | King Hyojong passes away at Daejojeon Hall of Changdeokgung Palace |
| AD 1659 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Dies at Daejojeon Hall |
| AD 1659 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | King Hyojong Seonmun Jangmu passes away at Daejojeon Hall of Changdeokgung Palace |
| AD 1659 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The crown prince accedes to the throne and proclaims an edict in all directions |
| AD 1659 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The crown prince accedes to the throne at Injeongjeon Hall |
| AD 1659 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jeong Yu-seong, Yu Sim, and Jeong Ik leave for Qing. |
| AD 1659 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Lord Yeongyang Yi Hwan, deputy envoy Nam No-seong, and recording officer Mok Gyeom-seon return from Qing. |
| AD 1659 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Chae Yu-hu, Jeong Ji-ho, and Gwon Sang-gu leave for Qing. |
| AD 1659 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | An earthquake occurs in Geumsan County. |
| AD 1660 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Hong Deuk-gi, Jeong Ji-hwa, and Yi Won-jeong leave for Qing. |
| AD 1661 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Qing ruler has died, and a former busa is dispatched. |
| AD 1661 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Uiju magistrate reports that, after the new Qing ruler ascended the throne, an envoy bringing an imperial edict is coming. |
| AD 1661 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Chief envoy for condolence and incense, Lord Yeongan Hong Ju-won, deputy envoy Yi Jeong-yeong, and others set out for Beijing. |
| AD 1661 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Chief envoy for congratulations and gratitude, Right State Councilor Won Du-pyo, and others depart for Qing. |
| AD 1661 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Chief envoy for congratulations and gratitude, Right State Councilor Won Du-pyo, deputy envoy Hong Jeon, and others set out for Beijing. |
| AD 1661 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Chief envoy for condolence and incense Hong Ju-won and others return from Qing. |
| AD 1661 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Chief envoy Lord Yeongan Hong Ju-won, deputy envoy Yi Jeong-yeong, and others return from Beijing. |
| AD 1661 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Dongnae Magistrate Yi Won-jeong reports from Tsushima. |
| AD 1662 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Chungcheong Governor reports heavy rains across the province that caused great damage. |
| AD 1662 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jeong Tae-hwa, Heo Jeok, and others return from Qing and hear news of the Yongli Emperor of Ming and the Zhu family. |
| AD 1662 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Memorial envoy Jeong Tae-hwa and others return from Beijing. |
| AD 1663 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Winter solstice chief envoy Yeo I-jae, deputy envoy Hong Cheo-dae, and recording officer Yi Dan-seok return from Qing and report. |
| AD 1663 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The winter solstice envoys return and present the Mungyeonrok, a record of what they saw and heard in Qing. |
| AD 1663 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Prince Nangseon Yi U, chief envoy for condolence and incense, and his party leave for Qing. |
| AD 1664 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Memorial envoy Hong Myeong-ha and others return from Qing. |
| AD 1664 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Memorial chief envoy Hong Myeong-ha, deputy envoy Im Ui-baek, and recording officer Yi Jeong return from Qing. |
| AD 1665 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Winter solstice envoy Jeong Chi-hwa and deputy envoy Yi Sang-il return from Qing. |
| AD 1666 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gratitude chief envoy Lord Cheongpyeong Sim Ik-hyeon and others depart for Qing. |
| AD 1666 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Winter solstice chief envoy Kim Jwa-myeong and others return from Qing. |
| AD 1667 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gratitude envoy and memorial chief envoy, Lord Hoewon Yi Yun, leaves for Qing. |
| AD 1667 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gratitude and memorial chief envoy Lord Hoewon Yi Yun and his party go to Beijing. |
| AD 1667 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | 95 Ming merchants, including Im In-gwan, drift ashore at Jeju. |
| AD 1667 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Winter solstice chief envoy Jeong Chi-hwa and others depart for Qing. |
| AD 1668 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Congratulatory and gratitude chief envoy Prince Bokchang Yi Jeong and others depart for Qing. |
| AD 1668 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The party of the congratulatory and gratitude envoy heads for Beijing. |
| AD 1669 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Winter solstice envoys Yi Gyeong-eok, Jeong Yun, and Park Se-dang return and report on the situation in Beijing. |
| AD 1670 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Winter solstice envoy Min Jeong-jung and others return and report on conditions in Qing. |
| AD 1670 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | A congratulatory and gratitude envoy is dispatched to Qing. |
| AD 1670 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Congratulatory and gratitude chief envoy Jeong Jae-ryun and others depart for Qing. |
| AD 1670 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Pyeongan Governor Min Yu-jung reports that Qing envoys are coming. |
| AD 1670 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Pyeongan Governor Min Yu-jung reports that the Qing envoys have crossed the river. |
| AD 1670 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jeju Magistrate No Jeong secretly reports the drift of Han Chinese people. |
| AD 1670 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jeju Magistrate No Jeong secretly reports the case of the drifting Han people. |
| AD 1670 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Gyeongsang Governor reports an earthquake at Dongnae. |
| AD 1670 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gratitude envoy Jeong Jae-ryun and others return from Qing. |
| AD 1670 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gratitude envoy Bokseon Yi Nam and others depart for Qing. |
| AD 1671 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The winter solstice envoys return. |
| AD 1671 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Winter solstice chief envoy Prince Bokseon Yi Nam and others return from Qing. |
| AD 1671 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Japanese acting envoy Pyeong Seong-tae leaves the gate without authority and comes to Dongnae. |
| AD 1671 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | After the special envoy comes to Dongnae, Japanese come and go unrestrained |
| AD 1671 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Obituary record of Japanese acting envoy Pyeong Seong-tae. |
| AD 1672 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gratitude and winter solstice chief envoy Jeong Chi-hwa, deputy envoy Yi Man-yeong, and others return home from Qing. |
| AD 1672 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gratitude and winter solstice envoy Lord Changseong Yi Pil and deputy envoy Pan-yun Yi Jeong-yeong depart for Qing. |
| AD 1673 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gratitude and winter solstice envoy Lord Changseong Yi Pil and others return from Qing. |
| AD 1674 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | At the hour of chuk (about 1 to 3 a.m.), Queen Dowager Jang passes away. |
| AD 1674 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gratitude envoy Kim Su-hang and others return from Qing. |
| AD 1674 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Uiju magistrate reports that a Qing envoy is coming to deliver the notice of the empress's death. |
| AD 1674 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Uiju magistrate reports the reason for the arrival of the Qing envoy. |
| AD 1674 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Condolence envoy Lord Yeongsin Yi Yeong departs for Qing. |
| AD 1674 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Notification envoy Yu Chang and recording officer Gwon Hae return from Beijing. |
| AD 1674 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Notification envoy Yu Chang and recording officer Gwon Hae return from Qing. |
| AD 1674 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | A notice (paemun) announcing the coming of a Qing envoy arrives at Uiju. |
| AD 1674 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The king passes away in the mourning hall of Changdeokgung Palace |
| AD 1674 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | King Hyeonjong passes away |
| AD 1674 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The king passes away |
| AD 1674 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Report from Lord Yeongsin Yi Hyeong, envoy for condolence and incense, from Hongnasan. |
| AD 1675 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The king grants an audience to envoys returning from Qing and asks about conditions in China. |
| AD 1675 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The king greets the Qing imperial envoy at Mohwagwan. |
| AD 1676 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gyeongsang Governor Jeong Jung-hwi reports the written account (supon) of interpreter Han Si-yeol, who went to Japan. |
| AD 1677 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Because the Japanese trading post at Dongnae (Waegwan) burned, an order is given to provide 150 seok of public rice. |
| AD 1677 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Memorial envoys Yi Jeong, Gwon Dae-jae, Park Sun, and others return from Beijing and report on the Wu Sangui affair. |
| AD 1679 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gratitude envoy Prince Nangwon Yi Gan and others return from Beijing with news. |
| AD 1680 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The party of the gratitude and memorial envoy returns from Beijing and presents a separate note on the rebellion case of Bokseon. |
| AD 1680 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | At the second watch, the Queen (Queen Ingyeong) passes away at Gyeongdeokgung Palace |
| AD 1681 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Northern Military Commander Yi Pil reports on conditions along the northern frontier of Gyeongwon Prefecture. |
| AD 1681 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Several counties in Gangwon Province experience earthquakes. |
| AD 1681 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Violent winds and heavy rain strike Gyeongsang, along with earthquakes |
| AD 1681 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Interpreter Yi Gyeong-hwa and others, who escorted drifted Qing people, investigate conditions in Qing and report to the Border Defense Council (Bigukbi). |
| AD 1681 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | A memorial from Uiju on conditions in Qing, based on what an interpreter who returned from Qing investigated. |
| AD 1682 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Report from gratitude envoy Lord Changseong Yi Pil at Bonghwangseong. |
| AD 1682 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Report from Wonjeopsa (reception envoy) Yi Gwan-jing from Shenyang. |
| AD 1682 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Long memorial from Left State Councilor Min Jeong-jung, greeting envoy at Shenyang, on conditions in Qing. |
| AD 1682 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The king grants an audience to the winter solstice and gratitude envoy Lord Dongwon Yi Jip and others, and asks about conditions in Qing. |
| AD 1682 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The king grants an audience to Left State Councilor Min Jeong-jung and other greeting envoys, and asks for news from there. |
| AD 1682 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Tongsinsa envoy Yun Ji-wan and others report from Tsushima. |
| AD 1682 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Tongsinsa Yun Ji-wan and others return from Japan and report on what they saw and heard and on the agreements they clarified. |
| AD 1682 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Lord Yeongchang Yi Chim and others return from Qing. |
| AD 1683 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Queen Dowager Kim dies at Jeoseungjeon Hall. |
| AD 1684 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The annual trade ships from Tsushima arrive, and interpreter Park Jae-heung and others return with them. |
| AD 1684 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Summer solstice chief envoy Jo Sa-seok, deputy envoy Yun Ban, and others return from Qing. |
| AD 1684 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Notification envoy Yi Yu and others return from Beijing. |
| AD 1685 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gratitude envoy Nam Gu-man returns from Beijing, and the king hears about conditions in Qing from him. |
| AD 1688 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Grand Queen Dowager passes away. |
| AD 1689 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Summer solstice envoy Hong Man-yong, deputy envoy Park Tae-son, and recording officer Yi Sam-seok return from Qing, and the king grants them an audience. |
| AD 1690 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gratitude envoy Prince Jeonseong Yi Jun and others return from Qing. |
| AD 1691 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The king goes to Mohwagwan to receive the Qing envoy and grants an audience to Wonjeopsa Yun I-je. |
| AD 1691 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The king grants an audience to gratitude envoys Min Am and Kang Seok-bin and bestows royal wine. |
| AD 1695 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Winter solstice chief envoy Yi Se-baek, deputy envoy Hong Su-ju, and recording officer Choe Gye-ong go to Qing. |
| AD 1695 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The king asks gratitude envoys Yi Hon and Yi Eon-gang about conditions in Qing and Aroduk. |
| AD 1696 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The party of the gratitude envoy departs for Qing. |
| AD 1698 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Qing Vice Minister of Personnel Tao Dai arrives at Junggang, and Right State Councilor Choe Seok-jeong waits for him. |
| AD 1698 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Qing Vice Minister Tao Dai withdraws and returns. |
| AD 1698 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Escort envoy Kim Gu reports that the Qing tongpan has returned. |
| AD 1698 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The recording officer, Yun Hong-ri, and others go to Shenyang. |
| AD 1701 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Hamgyeong Governor Yi Sa-yeong reports on people who illegally crossed the border to gather ginseng at Samsu County. |
| AD 1701 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Queen Min dies at Gyeongchunjeon Hall in Changgyeonggung. |
| AD 1702 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Japanese condolence envoy Pyeong Yu-jeong presents gifts, including silver candlesticks, sent with a diplomatic letter and a separate list. |
| AD 1703 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Upon news of the Qing-bound envoy's return and a report of disturbances in the north, the king orders the coastal defenses to be further tightened. |
| AD 1703 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Private land in Janghang-ri, Geumseong County, Gangwon Province, suddenly split open from the 27th day. |
| AD 1703 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The investiture envoy Myeong Gyu-seo and others arrive, and the king goes to Mohwagwan to receive them. |
| AD 1703 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Sogang Commandant Yi Hun raids and captures a Hwangdang ship at Baengnyeong Island. |
| AD 1704 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jeolla Governor Min Jin-won requests repairs to Gyoryong Mountain Fortress, and the request is granted. |
| AD 1704 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Chief State Councilor Sin Wan and Minister of Personnel Yi Yu have an audience with the king about the crossing of the border by people of the northern province. |
| AD 1704 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | A stench like burning cattle bone rises from the embankment west of Seokseong County in Hoseo. |
| AD 1704 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Orders are given to escort Chinese people who washed ashore to Beijing. |
| AD 1705 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Tsushima lord Yoshizane dies, and his son Yoshikata succeeds to the title; an interpreter is sent to condole. |
| AD 1705 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The river in front of Sanchang in Yeongheung stopped flowing from jinsi to yusi. |
| AD 1707 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | High ministers discuss the release of people taken to Qing and related matters. |
| AD 1709 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Sea water in Gangwon Province begins to freeze from the beginning of last 12th month. |
| AD 1709 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Tidal waves surge through eleven counties, including Deoksan in Chungcheong Province. |
| AD 1709 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The water of the Cheongcheon River stops flowing. |
| AD 1710 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Pyeongan Governor Gwon Seong reports on the activities of the pirates. |
| AD 1710 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Pyeongan Governor Gwon Seong and Uiju Magistrate Sim Su-hyeon report on pirates who raided Qing. |
| AD 1710 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | People from Wiwon cross the border illegally and kill Qing people. |
| AD 1711 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Hamgyeong Governor Yi Seon-bu reports that Hu people crossed the border. |
| AD 1711 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Tongsinsa envoys Jo Tae-eok and Im Su-gan report from Tsushima. |
| AD 1712 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Pyeongan Governor Yi Je reports on the movements of a Qing assistant official's party. |
| AD 1712 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Escort envoy Park Gwon reports on the Baekdu Mountain boundary survey. |
| AD 1712 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Escort envoy Park Gwon reports on the Baekdu boundary matter and the goodwill of the Qing commissioner. |
| AD 1712 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Dongnae Magistrate Yi Myeong-jun reports on the situation in Japan. |
| AD 1713 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Escort envoy Yun Deok-jun and others report on the movements of the Qing imperial envoy's party, who are staying at Pyeongyang. |
| AD 1713 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gratitude envoy Lord Imchang Yi Gon and his party depart for Qing. |
| AD 1714 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Contents of the inquiry about pirates made by winter solstice envoy Jo Tae-chae and others at Shanhaiguan and Dengnaeseong. |
| AD 1716 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Nine commoners of Jindo who drifted to the Ryukyu Kingdom and returned via Qing are interrogated about the circumstances. |
| AD 1717 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Winter solstice envoy Yu Myeong-ung and others depart for Qing. |
| AD 1717 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gratitude chief envoy Park Pil-seong and others depart for Qing. |
| AD 1719 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Winter solstice envoy Jo Do-bin and others enter Qing. |
| AD 1720 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The king passes away. |
| AD 1720 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | King Sukjong passes away, and the crown prince ascends the throne. |
| AD 1720 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | King Sukjong passes away at Yungbokjeon Hall of Gyeongdeokgung. |
| AD 1720 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The new king ascends the throne at Gyeongdeokgung. |
| AD 1720 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Notification envoy Yi I-myeong and others reach Shenyang and report rumors along the route. |
| AD 1721 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | An earthquake strikes at Yeonsan. |
| AD 1721 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Eunuch Park Sang-geom, Mun Yu-do, and palace women Seok-ryeol and Pil-jeong plot to kill the royal half-brother heir (wang sejae). |
| AD 1722 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Uiju Magistrate Yi Ha-won and others report the death of the Qing emperor. |
| AD 1722 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gratitude envoy Lord Jeonseong Yi Hon reports the Qing emperor's death, the start of mourning, and the enthronement of a new emperor. |
| AD 1723 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Condolence chief envoy Lord Yeosan Yi Bang and others arrive at Shenyang and report on conditions in China. |
| AD 1724 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Queen Inhyeon passes away at Hwanchwijeong Pavilion. |
| AD 1724 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Passes away at Hwanchwijeong Pavilion. |
| AD 1724 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | King Gyeongjong ascends the throne at Injeongmun Gate of Changdeokgung. |
| AD 1724 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The royal half-brother heir proceeds to Injeongmun Gate and ascends the throne. |
| AD 1728 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Oh Myeong-hang is appointed Grand Pacification Commissioner of the Four Provinces (Sado Dosunmusa). |
| AD 1728 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Troops are sent to guard Yongin. |
| AD 1728 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Chungju Magistrate Kim Jae-no reports the need to guard Jukryeong Pass. |
| AD 1728 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Song Jin-myeong reports on enemy forces; the ministers deliberate, and Yun Sun goes to the battlefield. |
| AD 1730 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | After Queen Dowager Gyeongsun passes away, the court is ordered to discuss mourning rites, and the palace gate guards are strictly instructed. |
| AD 1732 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gratitude and congratulatory chief envoy Yi Eui-hyeon, deputy envoy Jo Choe-su, and recording officer Han Deok-hu return from Qing. |
| AD 1733 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Left State Councilor Seo Myeong-gyun reports that a hanging notice in Namwon imitates the grievances of the Musin year (1728). |
| AD 1733 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Kim Sang-jung, a criminal smuggler from Wiwon County, is beheaded and displayed after the case was discovered. |
| AD 1734 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | A memorandum from Qing arrives demanding punishment for criminals who crossed the border. |
| AD 1740 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Chinese people drift ashore at Baengnyeong Garrison in Hwanghae Province and are detained by land at Bonghwangseong. |
| AD 1740 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Training Commander Gu Seong-im requests repairs to Changuimun Gate, and the request is granted. |
| AD 1741 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Tidal waves strike Bin-in, Pyeongtaek, Jiksan, Seocheon and other counties in Chungcheong Province. |
| AD 1741 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Tidal waves strike nine counties in Gangwon Province, including Pyeonghae. |
| AD 1741 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Tidal waves strike counties in Gyeongsang Province, including Changwon and Gimhae. |
| AD 1742 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Additional cotton cloth is granted to Samsu and Gapsan, and relief and grain-loan burdens are remitted for flood-stricken areas. |
| AD 1742 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Ganghwa Fortress is ordered rebuilt with baked bricks. |
| AD 1742 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The sea at Gyeongseong in Hamgyeong Province freezes, and boats cannot pass. |
| AD 1743 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Earthquakes strike Yeongnam and Hoseo. |
| AD 1743 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Many Qing people come to the far bank of the abandoned Four Commanderies and cross the river often, so a circular is sent to ask about it. |
| AD 1744 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Governor Kim Si-hyeok finishes the project of extending Ganghwa Island's old earthen walls with baked bricks. |
| AD 1744 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The watchtower of Sodeokmun Gate, commonly called Seosomun, is completed, and the gate is renamed Soeuimun. |
| AD 1744 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Tidal waves rise in coastal counties of Gonghongdo, and earthquakes strike Isan and other counties. |
| AD 1744 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Tidal waves rise in coastal counties of Haenam, and insect damage also occurs. |
| AD 1744 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | An earthquake strikes Isan County in Gonghongdo, and houses shake. |
| AD 1744 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | An earthquake strikes Cheongsan County in Gonghongdo. |
| AD 1745 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | On the report of Gyeongsang Governor Kim Sang-no, relief payments are given to 180 people in the province, including drowning victims. |
| AD 1746 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Qing emperor sends Minister of War Banti to survey the terrain of Mangwucho; an envoy is sent to greet him |
| AD 1752 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | A Qing envoy comes to offer the honorific title for the Queen Mother and to confer it. |
| AD 1752 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The royal grandson dies at Tongmyeongjeon Hall. |
| AD 1754 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Three fishing boats from Dengzhou drift ashore before Joni Garrison. |
| AD 1754 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | An earthquake strikes Buan County in Jeolla Province. |
| AD 1755 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jeolla Governor Jo Un-gyu reports an inflammatory notice hung at the Naju guesthouse, and orders an investigation. |
| AD 1755 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Having stayed at Songhyeon Palace, the king returns to the palace by order of Dongjo. |
| AD 1756 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Twenty-four Qing merchants from Fujian drift to Yeonggwang and are sent back with an official memorandum. |
| AD 1756 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Tidal waves strike Gimje, Manggyeong, and Impi, and the grain is submerged. |
| AD 1757 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | At the hour of shin (about 3 to 5 p.m.), Queen Seo of the central palace dies at Gwanrihap. |
| AD 1757 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | At the hour of sa (about 9 to 11 a.m.), Grand Queen Dowager Kim dies at Yeongmodang. |
| AD 1757 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | A memorandum from Qing about residents of Jongseong, including Jo Ja-yeong, crossing the border arrives, and it becomes a talk of the day. |
| AD 1757 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | An earthquake strikes Deoksan in Hoseo, and people die. |
| AD 1757 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Tidal waves rise at Baecheon and other places in Haeseo (Hwanghae). |
| AD 1757 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Tidal waves strike Gwangju. |
| AD 1757 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The ground splits open in Jangi County in Gyeongsang Province. |
| AD 1758 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Japanese governor of Tsushima, Taira Yoshi-ban, sends an envoy to offer incense. |
| AD 1760 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The king goes to Mohwagwan to welcome the Qing imperial edict (hochik), and after returning, the edict is proclaimed at Injeongjeon Hall. |
| AD 1760 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | On the sixth day of the month, the Jeolla Governor reports that an earthquake began in the west and rumbled eastward. |
| AD 1760 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The text of the decree proclaimed at Injeongjeon Hall, after the Qing envoy who conferred the queen's title was welcomed at Mohwagwan. |
| AD 1760 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The king goes to Mohwagwan to see off the Qing envoy and stops by Uisomyo. |
| AD 1760 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Earthquakes strike Bian and Seonsan in Gyeongsang Province, and four people die from lightning in Geumsan and Seonsan. |
| AD 1761 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Tidal waves strike Yeongam and other places, and hail damage occurs at Samhwa and other places. |
| AD 1762 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Crown Prince Sado dies; his title as crown prince is restored |
| AD 1763 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | A Qing investiture envoy arrives |
| AD 1763 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The king goes to Mohwa Hall to see off the Qing envoy |
| AD 1764 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Grants audience to Yeonggwang sailors who drifted to China in a typhoon |
| AD 1768 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Relief for people who drifted from China |
| AD 1768 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Orders construction of Jwahyeon Fortress at Namdang; orders congratulatory gifts sent to the queen on New Year and Winter Solstice |
| AD 1770 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | A Qing man who drifted to Imjado is escorted back to the mainland |
| AD 1770 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Bucha-gil of Jeju drifts to the Chinese border and returns from Shenyang |
| AD 1771 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Obituary of Yi Jeon, Prince Gyeongheung, Deputy Envoy to the Winter Solstice Embassy |
| AD 1771 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Goes to Mohwa Hall to see off the Jinju envoy |
| AD 1776 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | At the hour of the Hare, the king dies at Jipgyeong Hall of Gyeonghui Palace |
| AD 1776 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | At noon the successor, in full ceremonial dress, ascends the throne at Sungjeong Gate |
| AD 1776 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Ascends the throne at Sungjeong Gate of Gyeonghui Palace |
| AD 1776 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Yi Yeon, a Nakrip soldier, reports in writing from Beijing |
| AD 1776 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | A Qing envoy arrives |
| AD 1776 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Sees off the imperial envoy at Mohwa Hall |
| AD 1777 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | A Qing envoy arrives |
| AD 1777 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Sees off the envoy |
| AD 1777 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | A thief enters the palace; orders a search of all quarters |
| AD 1778 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Receives a written report from Yi Eun, the Envoy to Pay Respects |
| AD 1779 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Grants audience to Yun Bang, Deputy Envoy of Gratitude, who returned from Qing |
| AD 1779 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Lord of Tsushima succeeds to the title; a Chahwae envoy comes to announce it |
| AD 1780 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Yi Sul-jo of Chungju presents a list of traitors; a royal inspector is sent to investigate |
| AD 1780 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | A foreign ship drifts to Daeheuksando off Naju |
| AD 1781 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Envoys of Gratitude Yi Dang (Prince Murim) and Yi Sung-ho report their departure from Beijing; the king issues orders |
| AD 1781 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | On the report of the Hamgyeong Governor, the king instructs that the people be calmed and relief efforts made |
| AD 1782 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Yun Deuk-seong of Sangju reports an emergency |
| AD 1782 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | A Japanese ship that drifted to Satsuma is sent home along the route it requested |
| AD 1784 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Son Go-nam and others who drifted to Japan and caused disturbances are punished as a warning |
| AD 1786 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The crown prince dies |
| AD 1786 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Dongnae Magistrate Hong Mun-yeong reports the death of the Japanese kampaku |
| AD 1789 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Floods hit the Gwanbuk region |
| AD 1790 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gyeonggi Governor Kim Sa-mok reports tidal-surge damage in Gyodong, Bupyeong and Incheon |
| AD 1790 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Pyeongan Governor Sim I-ji reports relief grain given to damaged counties, including Gasan |
| AD 1790 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gyodong Naval Commander Nam Heon-cheol reports the damage from the tidal surge |
| AD 1791 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Orders that followers be searched out and suppressed without regard to regulations |
| AD 1791 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Reiterates prohibitions on border affairs in the Gwanseo frontier region |
| AD 1791 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Dongnae Magistrate Yu Gang reports that Japanese sent envoys beyond the agreed number |
| AD 1791 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Chungcheong Naval Commander reports in writing the interrogation of drifting Chinese sailors |
| AD 1793 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Special Inspector Hong Dae-hyeop reports on relief measures for Yeonan |
| AD 1793 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Special Inspector Hong Dae-hyeop reports disaster conditions in Haeju and other Haeseo districts, and relief measures |
| AD 1794 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Magistrate of Jeju Sim Nak-su asks for more relief grain after a typhoon |
| AD 1795 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jeju Magistrate Yi U-hyeon reports that five grain transport ships were wrecked |
| AD 1797 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Through the Hwanghae Special Inspector Yeo Jun-yeong, the disaster in nine counties is reported |
| AD 1798 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | A Qing ship drifts to Jeju |
| AD 1798 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Orders that homes burned in Nangcheon County, Gangwon, be rebuilt |
| AD 1798 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Orders inspection of the flood-hit areas of Gaecheon and Huicheon in Pyeongan |
| AD 1798 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jeju people who had drifted to Japan return home |
| AD 1799 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Winter Solstice envoy Yi Jo-won reports the death of the Qing emperor and a letter from Uiju |
| AD 1799 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Congratulatory and Gratitude envoy Jo Sang-jin reports the returned imperial edict and the situation in Beijing |
| AD 1799 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jo Sang-jin's miscellaneous report on disasters, military operations and Joseon officials |
| AD 1800 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Uiju Magistrate Kim Gi-sang reports that the imperial envoy's party has reached Bongseong |
| AD 1800 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Congratulatory envoy Kim Jae-chan and others submit a memorandum on what they saw and heard in Beijing |
| AD 1800 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | At the hour of the Rooster, the king dies at Yeongchunheon of Changdeokgung |
| AD 1800 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Ascends the throne at Injeongmun of Changdeokgung |
| AD 1800 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Chief Envoy Yi Byeong-mo of the request mission reports departure from Beijing |
| AD 1800 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gyeongsang Governor Kim I-yeong secretly reports the rebellion plot of Jang Si-gyeong and others |
| AD 1800 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gyeongsang Investigator Yi Seo-gu and Governor Kim I-yeong report the treason of Jang Si-gyeong |
| AD 1800 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Envoy Gu Min-hwa of the mission to announce the death, request a posthumous title and succession, reports departure from Beijing |
| AD 1801 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gratitude envoy Yi Deuk-sin and others report departing Beijing |
| AD 1801 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Uiju Magistrate Kim Gi-sang reports the case of Yi Dong-ju, a refugee shipwrecked by wind and waves |
| AD 1801 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Interpreter Jo Myeong-hoe submits a memorandum on what he saw and heard |
| AD 1801 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gratitude Chief Envoy Jo Sang-jin and others report departure from Beijing |
| AD 1801 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Orders that the Chinese washed ashore at Ganghwa and the person drifted to Jeju be sent to Beijing |
| AD 1802 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Chief Envoy for the Winter Solstice and Tribute, Jo Yun-dae, and others report departure from Beijing |
| AD 1803 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Audience with Min Myeong-hyeok, Secretary of the Qing mission, who submits a memorandum on what he saw and heard |
| AD 1803 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gratitude Chief Envoy Yi Man-su and others report departure from Beijing |
| AD 1803 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Secretary Hong Seok-ju submits a memorandum on what he saw and heard |
| AD 1804 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Winter Solstice Chief Envoy Min Tae-hyeok and others report departure from Beijing |
| AD 1805 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | At noon the Grand Queen Dowager dies at Gyeongbok Hall |
| AD 1805 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Winter Solstice Chief Envoy Kim Sa-mok and others report departure from Beijing |
| AD 1805 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Military and Justice Offices of Shengjing send a note on the Jangjado shipwreck case |
| AD 1805 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Notification Envoy's Secretary Kang Jun-heum submits a memorandum on the case of Yu Sa-heung of Shanxi |
| AD 1805 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Chief Envoy Yi Byeong-mo, of the mission to pay respects, reports departure from Shenyang |
| AD 1805 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Ten Qing subjects who washed ashore at Ongjin in Haeseo are sent to Beijing |
| AD 1806 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Chief Envoy of Congratulation and Gratitude Seo Yong-bo and others report departure from Beijing |
| AD 1806 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Winter Solstice Chief Envoy Yi Si-su and others report departure from Beijing |
| AD 1806 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Dongnae Magistrate reports how he handled the Chahwae who asked for a Tongsinsa mission |
| AD 1807 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Dongnae Magistrate Oh Han-won reports the arrival of a Chahwae on a re-issued (jaepan) mission |
| AD 1808 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Chief Envoy of Gratitude and Winter Solstice Nam Gong-cheol and others report departure from Beijing |
| AD 1808 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Chinese sailors who drifted to Yeonggwang are escorted home |
| AD 1809 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Chief Envoy of Congratulation and Gratitude Han Yong-gwi and others report departure from Beijing |
| AD 1809 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Contents of the miscellaneous memorial submitted by Min Chi-jae, Secretary of the Congratulatory Mission |
| AD 1810 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Following the Board of Rites' request, a rite of atonement is held for the earthquake-struck Hamgyeong area |
| AD 1810 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Winter Solstice Envoy Park Jong-rae and others report departure from Beijing |
| AD 1810 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Following Pyeongan Governor Yi Man-su's report, relief payments are given to flood victims of Uiju |
| AD 1810 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Issues a royal message to console the disaster-stricken people of Uiju |
| AD 1810 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Dongnae Magistrate Yun No-dong reports the arrival of the senior Chahwae escorting the Tongsinsa |
| AD 1810 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Hears of the flood situation in Uiju from the Special Inspector and orders further relief |
| AD 1810 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Based on the Hamgyeong Governor's report, orders discussion of relief payments for disaster victims in Anbyeon and Deokwon |
| AD 1810 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Dongnae Magistrate Yun No-dong reports on matters concerning Japanese 'bi-seon' vessels |
| AD 1811 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Winter Solstice Chief Envoy Yi Jip-du reports departure from Beijing |
| AD 1811 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Tongsinsa party departed on the 12th and arrived safely at Tsushima; the report comes in |
| AD 1811 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Tongsinsa party reaches the castle town of Tsushima and reports in writing |
| AD 1811 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Relief payments for Gyeongsang rotation soldiers of the Geumwi-yeong and Eoyeong-cheong who drowned when their boat capsized |
| AD 1811 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Tongsinsa party reports that it delivered the royal letter at Edo |
| AD 1811 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | At the request of Jeolla Governor Yi Sang-hwang, orders the walls of Jeonju Prefecture to be repaired |
| AD 1811 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Pyeongan Military Commander reports on the activities of the bandits |
| AD 1811 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Pyeongan Governor reports on how officials dealt with the bandits |
| AD 1811 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Pyeongan Military Commander reports further on bandit activity |
| AD 1811 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Hwanghae Military Commander Jo Gye reports the arrest of bandits in his district |
| AD 1812 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Chief Envoy Yi Si-su of the request mission reports the departure of the Qing imperial envoy |
| AD 1813 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The courier Hwangnyeok conveys news of Qing conditions to the Border Defense Council (Bibyeonsa) |
| AD 1814 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gyeongsang Governor Kim No-eung reports the sinking of a grain transport ship |
| AD 1814 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Miscellaneous report recorded by Secretary Yu Jeong-yang |
| AD 1814 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gyeongsang Governor Yi Jon-su's report on the Andong flood, with the king's response |
| AD 1815 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Waives the grain lost in the fire at the Donchang granary of Yeongwol |
| AD 1815 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | At Kim Jae-chan's request, waives the grain burned in the fire at the Sachang granary of Wonju |
| AD 1815 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Consults precedent to decide on granting audience to a Chahwae envoy of Gobu |
| AD 1815 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Orders relief for the flood-stricken counties, including Haman in Gyeongsang |
| AD 1815 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | At the hour of the Monkey, Lady Hyegyeong dies at Gyeongchun Hall |
| AD 1815 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Yun Gu-dong's report says the ship that left after Yi Jong-deok's handover seems to have gone to a foreign land |
| AD 1816 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Relief payments for ships and houses damaged by wind and snow in Gangwon's counties |
| AD 1816 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Yi Jong-deok drifted to Goto in Hizen province in Japan, and a senior Chahwae brings him over |
| AD 1816 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Following the report of Yi Myeon-seung, relief for households washed away in Pyeongsan and others, and for the drowned |
| AD 1816 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Following Nam I-ik's report, relief for Gangwon counties ruined by wind and rain |
| AD 1816 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Following Yi Jon-su's report, orders relief for Miryang and other counties damaged by rain |
| AD 1817 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Special relief for houses washed away and collapsed and for drowned people in Yeongwon County |
| AD 1817 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Rains continue for many months, and the three southern provinces suffer even more damage |
| AD 1818 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Relief for the burned houses in Geumhwa County |
| AD 1818 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Relief for the flood victims of Sincheon County |
| AD 1818 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Envoy Han Yong-gwi, sent to Shenyang, reports |
| AD 1818 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Orders relief for those who drowned in four counties, including Yeongam |
| AD 1819 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Orders the escort of Chinese castaways to Naju Prefecture |
| AD 1820 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Orders the escort of Chinese castaways to Yeonggwang County |
| AD 1820 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Relief for disaster-affected households in Gaecheon County |
| AD 1820 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The imperial envoy's procession crosses the Yalu River |
| AD 1820 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The imperial envoy crosses the Yalu River and enters |
| AD 1821 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Grand Queen Dowager's palace: the queen dowager dies |
| AD 1821 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Relief for the households whose homes burned in Wonju County |
| AD 1821 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Special relief for areas damaged by the long rains |
| AD 1821 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Secretary Hong Eon-mo reports in a separate memorandum that a strange illness is spreading along the route |
| AD 1823 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Over 3,000 households in Tsushima burned, so the official rice due next year is paid out this year |
| AD 1824 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Orders the Qing people who drifted here to be escorted overland |
| AD 1824 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Relief implemented after severe flood damage in Jeonju, Gongju, Gyeongju and others |
| AD 1825 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Relief payments for households whose homes burned in Hwanghae Province |
| AD 1825 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Chungcheong Governor's report that seven counties, including Hansan, suffered heavy sea-flood damage |
| AD 1826 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The king's private storehouse goods are used to aid people impoverished by famine |
| AD 1826 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Relief for flood-hit Boeun County, not bound by customary rules |
| AD 1826 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Beyond the regular relief, extra care for flood-hit Yecheon, Gyeongju and others |
| AD 1826 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Orders the escort of Chinese castaways |
| AD 1827 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Orders relief for flood victims following the Pyeongan Governor's report |
| AD 1827 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Orders the Chinese castaways escorted by land |
| AD 1827 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Following Gongchungdo Governor Seo Jun-bo's flood report, orders relief for the people |
| AD 1828 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Winter Solstice Chief Envoy Song Myeon-jae and others report on affairs in Beijing |
| AD 1828 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Gongchung and Gyeongsang governors report flood damage across their provinces |
| AD 1828 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gyeongsang Governor Jeong Gi-seon reports flood damage and crop pest conditions in the province |
| AD 1828 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Hamgyeong Governor Kim Gi-eun reports flood conditions |
| AD 1828 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Pyeongan Governor Seo Neung-bo reports hail damage |
| AD 1829 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Hamgyeong Governor Kim Gi-eun reports flood conditions in several counties |
| AD 1829 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gyeongsang Governor Yi Myeon-seung reports flood conditions in the province |
| AD 1829 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Munan Envoy Yi Sang-hwang reports departure from Shenyang |
| AD 1829 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Orders that Chinese castaways be sent back to their homeland |
| AD 1829 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Orders the Chinese castaways sent home again |
| AD 1829 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gives instructions to send Chinese castaways back to their homeland |
| AD 1830 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Orders special relief for the people crushed to death in Daejeong County |
| AD 1830 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Orders special relief for households whose houses burned in Damyang Prefecture |
| AD 1830 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Orders special relief for households in Uiju hit by flood |
| AD 1830 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Orders special relief for flood-hit households in Ulsan and others |
| AD 1830 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Orders special relief for households burned in Yangyang Prefecture |
| AD 1830 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Orders the Qing castaways sent home |
| AD 1831 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Border Defense Council reports the condolence visit of the Chahwae |
| AD 1831 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Forty-eight Satsuma people from Japan who drifted to Jeongui County are sent to the Waegwan at Dongnae |
| AD 1832 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Pyeongan Governor Sim Hak-sun reports that 381 households in Anju burned |
| AD 1832 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Orders relief and remission of tax for rain damage |
| AD 1833 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Special relief for households of Ulsan Prefecture whose houses burned |
| AD 1834 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Uiju Magistrate Kim Gyeong-seon reports houses washed away or collapsed, guards and people |
| AD 1834 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | At the hour of the Pig, the queen dies at Hoesanjeon of Gyeonghui Palace |
| AD 1834 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The king ascends the throne at Sungjeong Gate, and the Queen Dowager observes the rite of regency behind a screen |
| AD 1835 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Waives military service, grain loans and cloth levies for people drowned or crushed in Wonju and elsewhere |
| AD 1836 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jeolla Governor Kim Heung-geun reports houses washed away and people drowned or crushed in Neungju and others |
| AD 1836 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Relief for households of Geoje Prefecture where people drowned |
| AD 1836 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Relief for households burned in Pyeonghae County |
| AD 1836 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Relief for households burned in Yeonghae town and others |
| AD 1837 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Relief for households buried or swept away in Buan and others |
| AD 1838 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Relief for the families crushed in Mujang County |
| AD 1838 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Relief for households buried or swept away in Namhae and others |
| AD 1838 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Relief for households burned in Hongcheon County |
| AD 1838 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Relief for households burned in Jeonju Prefecture |
| AD 1838 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Famine strikes Gyeonggi Province and Sado |
| AD 1839 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Relief for households buried in Jindo County |
| AD 1839 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Relief for households buried in Ongjin Prefecture |
| AD 1839 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Grand Queen Dowager orders over 140 households of Sangnyeong, whose homes burned, to be resettled |
| AD 1839 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Relief for households burned in Haman and other counties |
| AD 1841 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jeolla Governor Yi Don-yeong reports rain damage from the 22nd of last month |
| AD 1841 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Chungcheong Governor Kim Yeong-sun reports rain damage from the 20th of last month |
| AD 1841 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gyeongsang Governor Hong Jae-cheol reports rain damage |
| AD 1842 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Relief for people who drowned in Jinju |
| AD 1843 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Relief for the house burned in Mungyeong County |
| AD 1843 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Queen Consort dies |
| AD 1845 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Receives the imperial edict at Mohwa Hall |
| AD 1845 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Sees off the imperial envoy |
| AD 1845 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Sets aside 30,000 nyang from funds collected in the province as aid for the Cheongbuk flood victims |
| AD 1845 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Issues words of encouragement and instruction to the disaster victims of Cheongbuk |
| AD 1846 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Orders an investigation into the case of the Biryu settled in Ganggye |
| AD 1846 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Hong Jae-cheol reports that a Qing force with military horses is staying at the Chosan border |
| AD 1847 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Relief for houses washed away or collapsed in thirteen counties, including Jinju |
| AD 1849 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | At noon the king dies at Junghuidang of Changdeokgung |
| AD 1849 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Ascends the throne at Injeongmun |
| AD 1849 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Pyeongan Governor Jo Du-sun reports that the imperial envoy's road-permit documents have come out |
| AD 1849 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Pyeongan Governor Jo Du-sun reports that the imperial envoy has crossed the river |
| AD 1849 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Goes to Mohwa Hall to receive the imperial envoy |
| AD 1849 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Goes to Mohwa Hall to see off the imperial envoy |
| AD 1850 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Uiju Magistrate Yi Yu-won reports the death of the Empress Dowager |
| AD 1850 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Uiju Magistrate Yi Yu-won reports the death of the emperor |
| AD 1850 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Relief for Samcheok Prefecture |
| AD 1850 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Uiju Magistrate Yi Yu-won reports that the road-permit documents for the enthronement envoy have come out |
| AD 1850 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Goes to Mohwa Hall to receive the imperial edict |
| AD 1850 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Goes to Mohwa Hall to see off the imperial envoy |
| AD 1850 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Relief for the counties of Eumjuk and Juksan |
| AD 1850 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Relief for Suwon Prefecture |
| AD 1851 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Relief for flood-hit Hamchang in Gyeongsang, and suspension of the grain-loan repayment |
| AD 1852 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Orders the Yeongheung Magistrate to be appointed special inspector to handle the fire-damaged households of Hamgyeong |
| AD 1852 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | For households burned in Anui County, orders the distribution of hwebugok grain and timber so they can rebuild |
| AD 1852 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Receives the imperial envoy |
| AD 1852 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Sends off the imperial envoy with honors |
| AD 1856 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Orders that dan-mok and silver be bestowed on Hamhung Prefecture for relief |
| AD 1856 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Instructs Hwanghae Governor Kim Yeon-geun on what to tell the flood victims |
| AD 1857 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | In Gongju, Cheongju and other counties of Chungcheong, houses collapsed and people drowned |
| AD 1857 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Grand Queen Dowager dies at Yangsimhap |
| AD 1859 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Sends Seongcheon Magistrate Jeong Geon-jo to Yangdeok County as special inspector |
| AD 1860 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Waives the grain loans of eleven counties hit by disaster, including Gongju, and seeks ways to build houses and settle the people |
| AD 1860 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Orders county magistrates to distribute the special relief for Dancheon and others in person |
| AD 1861 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Border Council proposes ways to relieve Goksan and other counties |
| AD 1861 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The Border Council proposes ways to relieve Dancheon Prefecture |
| AD 1862 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Orders the Council of State to deliberate on measures against the Jinju rioters, who threatened the military commander and killed people |
| AD 1862 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gyeongsang Investigator Park Gyu-su reports that the Jinju uprising was caused by the greed of former Military Commander Baek Nak-sin |
| AD 1862 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Orders the Council of State to deliberate on how to investigate and handle the Hampyeong uprising |
| AD 1862 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Iksan Investigator Yi Jeong-hyeon's report on the rioters is referred to the Council of State |
| AD 1862 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Chungcheong Governor Yu Jang-hwan's report on the Hoedeok uprising is referred to the Council of State |
| AD 1862 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Chungcheong Governor Yu Jang-hwan's report on the revolt of the grass-cutters of Yeonsan County is referred to the Council of State |
| AD 1862 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Magistrate Jeong Jik-jo and others of Buan are subjected to a full investigation (jongjung chugo) over the uprising |
| AD 1862 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jeolla Governor Jeong Heon-gyo's report on the revolt of former Jangheung Magistrate Ko Je-hwan is referred to the Council of State |
| AD 1862 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Gyeongsang Governor Yi Don-yeong's report on the Seonsan uprising is referred to the Council of State |
| AD 1862 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Jeolla Governor Jeong Heon-gyo's report on the Suncheon uprising is referred to the Council of State |
| AD 1862 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Orders a strict investigation of the followers of the uprisings in Hamgyeong Province |
| AD 1863 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | Appoints Goksan Prefect Yun Tae-gyeong as special inspector to provide relief |
| AD 1863 | Annals of the Joseon Dynasty | The king dies at Daejojeon of Changdeokgung |