Goryeosa Jeolyo (Essentials of Goryeo History): a Standard history source. Covers AD 918 – 1392, with 98 events in chronological order. Text license and provenance included.
| Type | Standard history |
|---|---|
| Viewpoint | Insider account |
| Years covered | AD 918 – 1392 |
| Events | 98 events, 91 placed on the map |
| Author | 金宗瑞 等 |
| Original title | 高麗史節要 |
Regions: Korean Peninsula 86 · China 10 · Japan 2
| Year | Place | Event | Passage |
|---|---|---|---|
| AD 918 | 鐵原 | Wang Geon accedes at Jeongjeon Hall, naming the state Goryeo and the era Cheonsu | 권1 太祖神聖大王 元年 |
| AD 919 | 開城 | Makes his capital south of Songak, raising Songak County to Gaeju and establishing markets, wards, five districts and six guards | 권1 太祖神聖大王 二年 |
| AD 925 | 寧安 | The Khitan besiege and destroy Balhae's capital Holhan, renaming it Dongdan; Balhae crown prince Dae Gwanghyeon and tens of thousands of households defect to Goryeo | 권1 太祖神聖大王 八年 |
| AD 927 | 慶州 | Gyeon Hwon suddenly attacks Silla's royal capital, plunders it and occupies the palace; the Silla king, feasting at Poseokjeong, flees to a southern detached palace | 권1 太祖神聖大王 十年 |
| AD 927 | 大邱 | Wang Geon meets Gyeon Hwon at Dongsu on Gongsan with 5,000 elite cavalry and fights a great battle but is at a disadvantage; Sin Sung-gyeom and Kim Rak die and the king barely escapes alive | 권1 太祖神聖大王 十年 |
| AD 934 | 洪城 | The king personally campaigns against Unju; Gyeon Hwon sends 5,000 armored troops to sue for peace, but Yu Geum-pil charges with cavalry and kills over 3,000, and more than 30 fortresses north of Ungjin surrender | 권1 太祖神聖大王 十七年 |
| AD 935 | 金堤 | Gyeon Hwon's eldest son Singeom imprisons his father at Geumsan temple and kills his younger brother Geumgang | 권1 太祖神聖大王 十八年 |
| AD 935 | 開城 | Silla king Kim Bu enters Gaegyeong with his officials; Wang Geon welcomes him outside the city, lodges him at Yuhwagung and marries him to his eldest daughter, Princess Nangnang | 권1 太祖神聖大王 十八年 |
| AD 936 | 善山 | September 936: the king leads three armies to Ilseon, and Singeom draws up his forces across the Illi River — the final showdown with Later Baekje | 권1 太祖神聖大王 十九年 |
| AD 945 | 江華 | King Hyejong, having detected Wang Gyu's treason, prepares with Wang Sik-ryeom, Grand General of Seogyeong, banishes Wang Gyu to Gapgot, then sends men to kill him and executes some 300 of his followers | 권2 惠宗義恭大王 二年 |
| AD 947 | 開城 | On receiving Choe Gwang-yun's letter that the Khitan intend to invade, the court levies 300,000 troops called the Gwanggun and sets up the Gwanggunsa office | 권2 定宗文明大王 二年 |
| AD 958 | 開城 | Gwangjong entrusts the examinations to Hallim scholar Ssanggi, selecting jinsa by poetry, rhapsody and policy essays, and posts the results at Wibongnu — the civil service examination is first established | 권2 光宗大成大王 九年 |
| AD 984 | Judicial censor Yi Gyeom-ui is sent to build a fortress on the Amnok River bank, but the Jurchen block him and capture him; the army collapses and only a third return | 권2 成宗文懿大王 三年 | |
| AD 993 | 安州 | October 993: Bak Yang-yu, Seo Hui and Choe Ryang are sent to the northern frontier as upper, middle and lower army commanders; as Seongjong reaches Anbuk via Seogyeong, he hears that the Khitan Xiao Sunning attacked Bongsan and captured vanguard Yun Seo-an and others | 권2 成宗文懿大王 十二年 |
| AD 1010 | 義州 | The Khitan ruler seizes farmers outside Tongju fortress, gives them silk clothes and an arrow-letter, and sends them to Heunghwa-jin urging surrender and demanding that Gang Jo be handed over | 권3 顯宗元文大王 元年 |
| AD 1010 | 安州 | When the Khitan army reaches the Cheongcheon River, Anbuk protector Bak Seom abandons the fortress and flees, and the residents scatter | 권3 顯宗元文大王 元年 |
| AD 1010 | 平壤 | The Khitan besiege Seogyeong, their ruler camping at a temple west of the city; vice-governor Won Jong-seok and others write a letter of surrender, and general Dae Do-su leaves the city and surrenders to the Khitan | 권3 顯宗元文大王 元年 |
| AD 1018 | 義州 | 1018: Xiao Sunning of the Khitan invades claiming 100,000 men; Gang Gam-chan, as supreme commander, stations over 208,000 troops at Yeongju. At Heunghwa-jin he hides 12,000 cavalry and dams a stream with ox hides, then breaks it, winning a great victory; Min Cheop at Naegusan in Jaju and Jo Won at Matan also rout them | 권3 顯宗元文大王 九年 |
| AD 1019 | 龜城 | February 1019: as the Khitan army passes Gwiju, Gang Gam-chan meets them in the eastern fields, and with rain and wind blowing north wins a great victory; pursuing them across the Seok River to Banryeong, only a few thousand survive | 권3 顯宗元文大王 十年 |
| AD 1052 | 三陟 | Eastern Jurchen under Go Ji-mun and others arrive by sea and attack Imwonsu in Samcheok County; commander Ha Ju-ryeo sallies out, and at the bugle of Anbyeon deputy judge Kim Sung-jeong the enemy scatters in fear, with over ten heads taken | 권4 文宗仁孝大王 六年 |
| AD 1080 | 定州 | In the Dongbeon rebellion, Mun Jeong is made commander-in-chief and 30,000 infantry and cavalry are stationed at Jeongju; at night the three armies divide and strike the enemy dens, beheading 392 and capturing 39 chiefs | 권5 文宗 三十四年 |
| AD 1086 | 開城 | When Uicheon returns from Song and reaches the Yeseong River, the king and queen mother go to meet him; he presents 1,000 volumes of sutras and, at Heungwangsa, sets up the Gyojang Dogam, collecting and printing 4,000 books from Liao, Song and Japan | 권6 宣宗思孝大王 三年 |
| AD 1096 | 漢陽 | Kim Wi-je, an official of the Guards, cites the Doseon records and petitions to build a southern capital at Mongmyeogyang, south of Mt. Samgak, and to make seasonal royal tours there | 권6 肅宗明孝大王 元年 |
| AD 1104 | 定州 | Im Gan fights the Jurchen outside Jeongju fortress and is defeated, with most of his men killed; Cheok Jun-gyeong kills one enemy commander and recovers two captives | 권7 肅宗 九年 |
| AD 1107 | 開城 | Before the Jurchen campaign, Yejong goes out to the south gate of Suncheongwan to review the troops, giving them silver, cloth, wine and food | 권7 睿宗文孝大王 二年 |
| AD 1107 | Yun Gwan divides the boundaries and builds fortresses at Yeongju (950 kan), Ungju (992 kan), Bokju (774 kan) and Gilju (670 kan) | 권7 睿宗文孝大王 二年 | |
| AD 1108 | 1108: tens of thousands of Jurchen besiege Ungju fortress; Choe Hong-jeong opens the four gates and sallies out to win a great victory, taking 80 heads and 50 war carts, while Cheok Jun-gyeong slips out of the fortress and brings relief forces | 권7 睿宗文孝大王 三年 | |
| AD 1109 | The Jurchen besiege Gilju fortress and attack from six stockades; Yi Gwan-jin holds out by building a double wall in a single night, while Oh Yeon-chong, going to relieve it, is badly defeated in an ambush | 권7 睿宗文孝大王 四年 | |
| AD 1109 | 開城 | 1109: Yejong gathers his ministers to debate returning the Nine Fortresses to the Jurchen; the argument is that, contrary to first reports, the roads are all open and the fortresses are far apart and hard to defend | 권7 睿宗文孝大王 四年 |
| AD 1117 | 開城 | 1117: Jin emperor Aguda sends Aji and four others as envoys, proposing peace and a brotherhood alliance in a letter "from the elder brother, Emperor of Jin, to the younger brother, King of Goryeo," with one horse; the ministers vehemently oppose peace | 권8 睿宗 十二年 |
| AD 1126 | 義州 | 1126: an envoy is sent to Jin with a memorial thanking them for allowing the Bozhou fortress lands to belong to Goryeo | 권9 仁宗恭孝大王 四年 |
| AD 1128 | 平壤 | 1128: Myocheong, Baek Su-han and Jeong Ji-sang argue that Seogyeong has a royal aura and should be made the upper capital, and push for Injong's visit to Seogyeong | 권9 仁宗恭孝大王 六年 |
| AD 1131 | 平壤 | 1131: Yi Jung-bu is sent to build the Imwon palace walls in Seogyeong, and the Palseong Hall is set up in the palace, following Myocheong's theory | 권9 仁宗恭孝大王 九年 |
| AD 1135 | 平壤 | 1135: Myocheong, Yu Cham, Jo Gwang and others rebel in Seogyeong, imprisoning the governor and others, proclaiming the state Daewi and the era Cheongae, naming their army Cheongyeon Chungui-gun and cutting the roads | 권10 仁宗 十三年 |
| AD 1135 | 平壤 | The Seogyeong rebels cross the Jap River at Matan and raid the government army's rear; a counterattack led by the monk Gwanseon and others gives the government forces a great victory with over 300 heads | 권10 仁宗 十三年 |
| AD 1136 | 平壤 | 1136: when Jo Gwang and others try to build a double wall inside the city against the government's earthen mound, Yun Eon-i and Ji Seok-sung ask to strike secretly and destroy it as the campaign is in its second year, but Kim Bu-sik refuses; through Yun Eon-i's insistence the army finally attacks in three divisions | 권10 仁宗 十四年 |
| AD 1136 | 平壤 | 1136: when Seogyeong is pacified, Injong issues an amnesty edict | 권10 仁宗 十四年 |
| AD 1173 | 慶州 | 1173: the people of Gyeongju kill Sun-seok, In-jun and their faction and admit Yi Ui-min and others into the city. They confine Uijong in the guesthouse and, on the first day of the tenth month (Gyeongsin), take him out to the pond north of Gonwonsa and offer him wine | 권12 明宗光孝大王 三年 |
| AD 1174 | 平壤 | 1174: Jo Wi-chong, governor of Seogyeong, sends a call to arms to the fortresses of the two northeastern frontier regions, vowing to punish Jeong Jung-bu and Yi Ui-bang; over 40 fortresses north of Jeolryeong respond, but only Yeonju holds out under Hyeon Dam-yun and his son | 권12 明宗光孝大王 四年 |
| AD 1175 | 平壤 | June 1175: rear army commander Du Gyeong-seung builds an earthwork and takes Yeonju with cannon; once the northwestern fortresses submit, the army moves to attack Seogyeong, and Yun In-cheom proposes a long siege with an earthen mound northeast of the city | 권12 明宗光孝大王 五年 |
| AD 1176 | 平壤 | 1176: Yun In-cheom attacks Seogyeong's Tongyangmun and Du Gyeong-seung the Daedongmun, and the city largely collapses; Jo Wi-chong is captured and beheaded, his head sent to Gaegyeong for public display | 권12 明宗光孝大王 六年 |
| AD 1179 | 開城 | September 1179: General Gyeong Dae-seung conspires with Heo Seung and kills Jeong Jung-bu and his son-in-law Song Yu-in | 권12 明宗光孝大王 九年 |
| AD 1196 | 開城 | April 1196: General Choe Chung-heon and his brother Chung-su kill Yi Ui-min, while the king is visiting Bojesa | 권13 明宗 二十六年 |
| AD 1202 | 慶州 | 1202: Ji Ja-sim, Gyeongsang inspector, reports that Gyeongju asks to surrender; Choe Chung-heon, angered, sends Kim Cheok-hu and others as central, left and right army commanders to suppress it. The rebels gather bandits from Mt. Unmun and Uljin and style themselves Jeonggukbyeongma | 권14 神宗靖孝大王 五年 |
| AD 1204 | 慶州 | 1204: because the people of Donggyeong were said to have plotted rebellion by speaking of Silla's restoration, the governor of Donggyeong is demoted to Jigyeongjusa and Andong is raised to a Daedohobu | 권14 神宗靖孝大王 七年 |
| AD 1218 | 江東 | December 1218: Mongol commanders Hajin and Chala with 10,000 men and Jin's Wanyan Ziyan with 20,000, claiming to attack the Khitan, break the four fortresses of Hwa, Maeng, Sun and Deok and head straight for Gangdongseong; heavy snow cuts off their provisions | 권15 高宗 五年 |
| AD 1219 | 江東 | January 1219: the Khitan in Gangdongseong surrender; Hajin and Chala conclude a brotherhood pact with Jo Chung and Kim Chwi-ryeo | 권15 高宗 六年 |
| AD 1222 | 義州 | 1222: remnants of Han Sun and Daji lead Dongjin troops into Jeongju and raid as far as Uiju; border commander Su-yeon is defeated, and the Inju border commander ambushes them outside the walls and takes over 200 heads | 권15 高宗 九年 |
| AD 1231 | 龜城 | 1231: Mongol forces destroy over 200 kan of Gwiju's walls and attack with 28 catapults, putting soldiers of surrendered fortresses in front; the residents fight to the death and win a great victory | 권16 高宗 十八年 |
| AD 1231 | 龜城 | The Mongols attack Gwiju again with cannon carts; Bak Seo answers with catapults. He refuses Salietai's call to surrender and smashes the ladder-cart assault with the Daeu catapult | 권16 高宗 十八年 |
| AD 1232 | 江華 | 1232: Choe U gathers the high ministers to discuss moving the capital to Ganghwa; Yu Seung-dan opposes, and at night Kim Se-chung, captain of a Byeolcho unit, pushes through the gate and confronts Choe U | 권16 高宗 十九年 |
| AD 1232 | 龍仁 | 1232: Mongol commander Salietai is killed by an arrow shot by the monk Kim Yun-hu, who had taken refuge inside Cheoinseong, while attacking the fortress | 권16 高宗 十九年 |
| AD 1233 | 平壤 | 1233: Pil Hyeon-bo, Hong Bok-won and others of Seogyeong kill the envoys Jeong Ui and Bak Rok-jeon and rebel with the city. Choe U sends 3,000 private troops and Min Hui to suppress them; Pil Hyeon-bo is cut in half and Hong Bok-won flees to the Mongols. The remaining people are moved to islands and Seogyeong is left in ruins | 권16 高宗 二十年 |
| AD 1236 | 安城 | 1236: Mongol forces demand surrender at Jukju. The soldiers inside strike and drive them off, and the Mongols attack for 15 days with catapults and fire but cannot take it and withdraw. Defense commissioner Song Mun-ju had anticipated their tactics | 권16 高宗 二十三年 |
| AD 1251 | 江華 | January 1251: the king entertains the Mongol envoy Honggoi at Jepogung. The envoy says the north has already been destroyed and a return to the old capital is impossible, so they should defend by relying on the river, and that he will go back and report | 권17 高宗 三十八年 |
| AD 1253 | 鐵原 | 1253: Mongol forces take Dongju mountain fortress. Defense commissioner Baek Don-myeong faces them with 600 elite troops, but the soldiers flee without fighting, and Don-myeong, the vice-magistrate, the judge and the magistrate are killed, with women and children taken captive | 권17 高宗 四十年 |
| AD 1258 | 江華 | March 1258: Yu Gyeong, Kim In-jun and others kill Choe Ui. He was young and dim-witted, did not treat worthy men with courtesy, and lost the people's hearts by not opening the granaries even in a famine | 권17 高宗 四十五年 |
| AD 1269 | 江華 | 1269: Im Yeon gathers the Sambyeolcho and the Yukbeon Dobang at Gujeong and tells the high ministers of his plan. Yi Jang-yong says he will step down, and Yu Cheon-u says to postpone it until the crown prince returns | 권18 元宗順孝大王 十年 |
| AD 1269 | 平壤 | 1269: Choe Tan kills Seogyeong governor Choe Nyeon, judge Yu Chan and the magistrates of Yongju, Yeongju, Cheolju and Seonju, and the officials of the remaining fortresses all fall to the enemy; he defects to the Mongols | 권18 元宗順孝大王 十年 |
| AD 1270 | 江華 | June 1270: General Bae Jung-son and Yabyeolcho captain No Yeong-hui and others gather people at Gujeong, shouting that "barbarian troops are coming to kill people," and release weapons from the Geumgang storehouse to defend the city. The Sambyeolcho uprising against the return to Gaegyeong | 권18 元宗順孝大王 十一年 |
| AD 1271 | 密陽 | 1271: Bang Bo, Gye-nyeon and others of Milseong County respond to Jindo, killing vice-magistrate Yi I and the supervisor of Cheongdo; inspector Yi O and others suppress them | 권19 元宗 十二年 |
| AD 1273 | 濟州 | 1273: the allied army of Kim Bang-gyeong and Hindu lands at Tamna through Hamdeokpo; striking enemies hidden among the rocks, they cross the outer wall, set fire with arrows, and the Sambyeolcho collapse | 권19 元宗 十四年 |
| AD 1274 | 馬山 | October 1274: Governor-General Kim Bang-gyeong and others set out from Happo to attack Japan with 8,000 Goryeo troops, 25,000 Mongol-Han troops and over 900 warships | 권19 元宗 十五年 |
| AD 1274 | 壹岐 | After 11 days they reach Iki, where Japanese troops form ranks on the shore; Bak Ji-ryang and Jo Byeon pursue them and the Japanese ask for surrender | 권19 元宗 十五年 |
| AD 1281 | 馬山 | May 1281: Hindu, Hong Da-gu, Kim Bang-gyeong, Bak Gu, Kim Ju-jeong and others set out by sea to attack Japan | 권20 忠烈王 七年 |
| AD 1291 | 原州 | 1291: Hadan is stationed at Wonju. Fifty cavalry come to Chiaksseong and plunder cattle and horses, and Won Chung-gap pursues them with six foot soldiers and seizes eight horses | 권21 忠烈王 十七年 |
| AD 1318 | 濟州 | 1318: Sa-yong and Kim Seong, commoners of Jeju, gather followers and rebel, driving out the Seongju prince; when Song Yeong goes to pacify them, the rebels kill two chiefs and surrender | 권24 忠肅王 五年 |
| AD 1339 | 開城 | 1339: the former king posts a notice that Jo Jeok and others, armed with bows and swords, gathered men to plot rebellion, and says officials who come over will be forgiven. Jo Jeok's faction blocks the palace gate with carts lined up outside | 권25 忠肅王 八年 |
| AD 1352 | 開城 | 1352: Jo Il-sin rises in revolt and gives orders inside and outside; the king consults Yi In-bok and has Kim Cheom-su seize and kill Il-sin at the Haengseong | 권26 恭愍王 元年 |
| AD 1354 | 高郵 | 1354: Yuan chancellor Toqto attacks Gaoyou; 23,000 troops including the Goryeo expedition were the vanguard, but just before it fell Toqto was exiled on a slander. The Goryeo army took Liuhe and moved to Huai'an; six including Yi Gwon were killed | 권26 恭愍王 三年 |
| AD 1356 | 永興 | 1356: Yu In-u, military commissioner of the Northeast, stays at Deungju (over 200 ri from Ssangseong). Jo Don, who had stood against Ssangseong commander Jo So-saeng, promises to act from within, rides 200 ri in a night to Yu In-u's camp, and helps retake Ssangseong | 권26 恭愍王 五年 |
| AD 1360 | 平澤 | May 1360: Japanese pirates raid Hoemi and Okgu in Jeolla and Pyeongtaek, Aju and Sinpyeong in Yanggwang, burning over ten counties including Yongseong. Gaegyeong is placed under martial law and Yu Tak is made commander-in-chief of Gyeonggi | 권27 恭愍王 九年 |
| AD 1360 | 白岳 | 1360: Yi An is sent to repair the palace walls for a move of the capital to Namgyeong (Hanyang), troubling the people, but the project is halted when the divination at the royal shrine is inauspicious. Work is pushed for a new capital at Baegak, north of Imjin County | 권27 恭愍王 九年 |
| AD 1361 | 朔州 | 1361: the Red Turban bandits — Wi Pyeongjang Pan Cheng, Sa-yu, Guan Xiansheng, Zhu Yuanshuai and others, over 100,000 men — cross the Amnok River and invade Sakju | 권27 恭愍王 十年 |
| AD 1361 | 開城 | 1361: after the Red Turbans break the Jeolryeong stockade and An U and others collapse, the king tries to flee south with the princess and queen mother, sending out the women, old and weak of Gaegyeong first | 권27 恭愍王 十年 |
| AD 1361 | 安東 | December 1361: when the king reaches Bokju, Jeong Se-un becomes commander-in-chief, vowing to sweep away the Red bandits and recover the capital | 권27 恭愍王 十年 |
| AD 1362 | 開城 | 1362: 200,000 men under An U, Yi Bang-sil, Choe Yeong and others camp in front of Cheonsusa in the eastern suburbs under Jeong Se-un's urging. Taejo's 2,000 men crush the enemy in the vanguard, killing chiefs Sa-yu and Guan Xiansheng and beheading over 100,000; the Yuan emperor's seal is taken and the capital recovered | 권27 恭愍王 十一年 |
| AD 1362 | 洪原 | July 1362: Naghachu camps with tens of thousands at Dalttandong in Hongwon. Taejo chases the vanguard at Wonpyeong in Deoksandong, crosses Hamgwallyeong and Chayuryeong and strikes hard, making them throw away their armor and weapons | 권27 恭愍王 十一年 |
| AD 1363 | 開城 | Intercalary third month 1363: Kim Su, Jo Ryeon and over 50 others raid the temporary palace at Heungwangsa, kill eunuchs, and the king hides in a secret room of the queen mother's quarters. The eunuch An Do-jeok lies down pretending to be the king and dies; Hong Eon-bak and others are killed | 권27 恭愍王 十二年 |
| AD 1364 | 義州 | January 1364: Choe Yu, with 10,000 Yuan troops, escorts Prince Deokheung across the Amnok River and besieges Uiju. An U-gyeong repels them in seven battles, but military commissioner Hong Seon is captured and Goryeo forces are defeated and fall back to Anju. Choe Yeong is rushed in as commander | 권28 恭愍王 十三年 |
| AD 1364 | 咸興 | 1364: Jurchen Samseon, Samgae and others take Hamju; the chiefs Jeon I-do and Yi Hui abandon their troops and flee. Yi Seong-gye was away relieving the northwest | 권28 恭愍王 十三年 |
| AD 1370 | 1370: Yi Seong-gye crosses Hwangchoryeong and Seolhallyeong and the Amnok River with 5,000 cavalry and 10,000 infantry. Yi Orochit'mur, deputy of Dongnyeongbu, tried to block at Ura mountain fortress but, when Yi arrives, removes his armor, bows and submits with over 300 households | 권29 恭愍王 十九年 | |
| AD 1370 | 遼陽 | November 1370: crossing the Amnok River from Uiju by pontoon bridge, Yi reaches Najangtap with only seven days' provisions and raids Yoseong with 3,000 cavalry | 권29 恭愍王 十九年 |
| AD 1374 | 馬山 | 1374: 350 Japanese ships invade Happo, burning the camp and warships and killing over 50 soldiers. Military commissioner Kim Hoeng is executed | 권29 恭愍王 二十三年 |
| AD 1375 | 金海 | 1375: Japanese pirates plunder homes and burn government offices in Gimhae. Jo Min-su fights and is defeated, and also loses at Daegu County, but attacks pirates heading up the Hwangsan River toward Milseong and takes dozens of heads | 권30 辛禑 1年 |
| AD 1377 | 江華 | 1377: Na Se, magistrate of Gaeseong, asks to attack the pirates at Ganghwa and is dispatched with Yi Won-gye and others. With Choe Yeong at Seungcheonbu, the pirates abandon Ganghwa and withdraw to plunder Suan, Tongjin, Dongseong and elsewhere | 권30 辛禑 3年 |
| AD 1378 | 豐德 | 1378: Japanese ships enter Seungcheonbu and shout that they will attack Gaegyeong, prompting martial law. Choe Yeong camps at Haepunggun, and Yi Seong-gye joins with elite cavalry, winning a great victory | 권30 辛禑 4年 |
| AD 1380 | 群山 | 1380: 500 Japanese ships enter the mouth of Jinpo, tie their ships together with thick ropes, land and plunder. Na Se, Sim Deok-bu and Choe Mu-seon burn the enemy ships with the cannon made by Choe Mu-seon | 권31 辛禑 6年 |
| AD 1380 | 南原 | 1380: Yi Seong-gye reaches Namwon and Bae Geuk-ryeom meets him. Without making camp, he crosses Unbong and climbs Jeongsanbong northwest of Hwangsan to survey the dangerous pass; the enemy soon bursts out and he confronts them (Battle of Hwangsan) | 권31 辛禑 6年 |
| AD 1382 | 義州 | 1382: Hobaldo of Liaodong secretly crosses the Amnok River with 1,000 troops and raids Uiju, surrounding the house of upper commander Jang Ryeo. Deputy commander Choe Won-ji pursues and takes over 20 heads | 권31 辛禑 8年 |
| AD 1383 | 南海 | 1383: naval commander Jeong Ji sails from Mokpo with 47 warships and fights 120 Japanese ships at Gwaneumpo and Bakduyang off Namhae, burning 17 and winning a great victory | 권32 辛禑 9年 |
| AD 1385 | 咸興 | 1385: 150 Japanese ships invade Hamju, Hongwon, Bukcheong and elsewhere, killing or carrying off nearly everyone. Sim Deok-bu and others are defeated north of Daemunryeong in Hongwon, and Yi Seong-gye asks to go attack them and sets the dispositions at Hamju | 권32 辛禑 11年 |
| AD 1388 | 平壤 | 1388: King U has a pontoon bridge laid over the Amnok River from Pyongyang and forms the Liaodong expeditionary force, naming Choe Yeong commander of the eight provinces and Jo Min-su left army commander (Yi Seong-gye, right army) | 권33 辛禑 14年 |
| AD 1388 | 開城 | June 1388: Yi Seong-gye raises the yellow dragon banner, passes Seonjukgyo and climbs Namsan; An So, under Choe Yeong, had occupied it first but collapses at the sight of the flag. Choe Yeong flees to Hwawon and is pursued | 권33 辛禑 14年 |
| AD 1389 | 對馬 | 1389: Gyeongsang commander Bak Wi attacks Tsushima with 100 ships, burning nearly all of 300 Japanese ships and houses, and brings back over 100 captive people | 권34 恭讓王 元年 |
| AD 1389 | 開城 | 1389: King Gongyang goes to Hyosagwan and reports to Taejo that U and Chang have been executed | 권34 恭讓王 元年 |
| AD 1392 | 開城 | 1392: while Yi Seong-gye is ill, Jeong Mong-ju has Jo Jun, Jeong Do-jeon, Nam Eun and others impeached; Yi Bang-won sends Jo Yeong-gyu and others to strike Mong-ju down on the road | 권35 恭讓王 四年 |
| AD 1392 | 開城 | 1392: the officials present the national seal to the Queen Dowager Ahn and have her serve as regent (the final entry of the Jeolyo) | 권35 恭讓王 四年 |
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