What was the end of the Korean royal family?

The North Korean royal family was finally driven out of the palace and lived on the streets.

1945, Japan was defeated and Korea recovered, but with the intervention of the United States and the Soviet Union, the Korean Peninsula was split into two parts. 1946, the Japanese government abolished the royal system. The following year, members of the Korean royal family were expelled from the royal family and deprived of Japanese nationality. Li Yin and other members of the old royal family in Japan wanted to return to China, but then South Korean President Li Chengwan was hostile to the Korean royal family, fearing that the supporters of the royal family would support them to overthrow themselves, so he tried every means to obstruct them.

1954, south Korea promulgated the old royal property disposal law, and the royal property was turned over to the state. The members of the royal family who stayed in Korea were driven out of the palace, and almost all the property left was searched. The members of the royal family paid the living expenses every month, but they didn't pay Li Yin a penny. Yin, the widow of Chunzong, even once slept on the street.

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The development of history

1392, replacing Wang Jian to establish the country. The capital of the Korean dynasty was first opened in Beijing (now Kaesong; Also known as Juniper), 1395 has its capital in Seoul (now Seoul).

1398, after the first king rebelled, he moved the capital to Beijing again; 1400 years, after the second emperor rebelled, Seoul finally became the capital. By the middle of15th century, the territory of the Korean dynasty was basically shaped, which was roughly equivalent to the sum of North Korea and South Korea today. It was bounded by Yalu River and Tumen River and bordered by China in the north.

The Korean dynasty ruled the country with Confucianism, which replaced Buddhism as the concept of governing the country. The invention of Korean also provided conditions for the cultural popularization of Korean civilians. Externally, China adopted the principle of doing things in Ming and Qing Dynasties. After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), he paid tribute to the court of China. From Emperor Taizong Li Fangyuan to Emperor Gaozong Li Xi, kings of all dynasties accepted the title of Emperor China. For neighboring countries or tribes such as Japan, we should adopt a policy of being good neighbors.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Korean Dynasty