Choson dynasty

The Joseon Dynasty, lasting from 1392 to 1897, was a Korean kingdom known for its cultural and political stability. It was founded by General Yi Seong-gye and emphasized Confucian values, which shaped its government, society, and education. The dynasty is notable for promoting Korean arts, science, and printing, as well as maintaining a centralized bureaucracy. It also experienced periods of internal strife and external threats, including invasions. The Joseon Dynasty played a crucial role in shaping modern Korea's cultural identity and laid foundations for its future development.