History of Korea

A Captivating Guide to Korean History, Including Events Such as the Mongol Invasions, the Split into North and South, and the Korean War

By: Captivating History

Narrated by: Edwin Andrews

If you want to discover the captivating history of Korea, then pay attention...

The Korean Peninsula today is divided into two, but there was a time when this peninsula was divided into many states. Over the course of time, and besieged by expansive transient dynasties outside of this modest piece of land, many clans and tribes overran their lands. Of all those malicious and greedy potential overlords, none managed to prevail.

The soil is rich with the blood of the people who made Korea happen, and it is the Korean people who rose victorious among the maelstrom of dead empires led by hated tyrants and wars fought by people in lands far beyond their own. The Koreans are survivors, known for their persistence and courage.

In History of Korea: A Captivating Guide to Korean History, Including Events Such as the Mongol Invasions, the Split into North and South, and the Korean War, you will discover chapters, such as:

• Land of the Bear
• The Dragon of the East Sea
• Dynasties Rise and Fall
• The Joseon Dynasty of Goryeo
• Foreign Invasions
• Merchants, Farmers, and Foreigners
• From Independence to Annexation
• Korea at War
• North Korea
• South Korea
• And much, much more!

So, if you want to learn more about the history of Korea, scroll up and click the "buy now" button!

©2020 Captivating History (P)2020 Captivating History

right to the point

This is an excellent summary of the results of the Korean War. Whilst it doesn't offer much in the style of insights into life in Korea at the period, it gives a clear, step by step account of the actual events of the war.

Best Summary

This survey includes all the roots of the Korean conflict: political, tactical, strategic, cultural, and does it well within an Osprey setup. It was a war fought on two levels. The deeper level was fought between the two Korean countries wanting to join their whole country under their political control.

Terrible pronunciation

The story was interesting and the tone of the readers voice is nice, but the pronunciation impacts the listeners understanding of the history. For example, Joseon is pronounced one way in one changer and then differently the next chapter, leading me to believe it’s two different countries. Reader should have practiced the pronunciation of names of people and cities.

Really enjoyed this history book

Very informative and easy to understand. It was also interesting and didn’t bore you to tears

Good audiobook.

This audiobook included a lot of useful information in a simple to understand format. What a lousy bunch of politicians worldwide.