Template talk:Documents of Joseon and the Korean Empire by period

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Instructions[edit]

When adding a new category then please count the number of (distinct) era names and then add "|*XX" to the category so it liste chronologically rather than alphabetically. For example the Seondeok period being "|*05" because it's the fifth (5th) distinct period (note that the Homgmu period was restored by the Yeongnak Emperor for a single year). This will also make it easier to find documents chronologically rather than arbitrarily.

Numbered list
  1. Hongmu (1392–1398)¹
  2. Geonmun (1399–1402)¹
  3. Hongmu (1402)¹
  4. Yeongnak (1403–1424)¹
  5. Honghui (1425–1425)¹
  6. Seondeok (1426–1435)¹
  7. Jeongtong (1436–1449)¹
  8. Gyeongtae (1450–1457)¹
  9. Cheonsun (1457–1464)¹
  10. Seonghwa (1465–1487)¹
  11. Hongchi (1488–1505)¹
  12. Jeongdeok (1506–1521)¹
  13. Gajeong (1522–1566)¹
  14. Yunggyeong (1567–1572)¹
  15. Mallyeok (1573–1620)¹
  16. Taechang (1620–1621)¹
  17. Cheongye (1621–1627)¹
  18. Sungjeong (1628–1637)¹
  19. Sungdeok (1637–1644)²
  20. Sunchi (1644–1661)²
  21. Ganghui (1662–1722)²
  22. Ongjeong (1723–1735)²
  23. Geollyung (1736–1796)²
  24. Gagyeong (1796–1820)²
  25. Dogwang (1821–1850)²
  26. Hampung (1851–1861)²
  27. Dongchi (1862–1875)²
  28. Gwangseo (1875–1894)²
  29. Gaeguk (1894–1895)³
  30. Geonyang (1896–1897)
  • Korean Empire:
  1. Gwangmu (1897–1907)
  2. Yunghui (1907–1910)
  • ¹ = Adopted the era name of the Ming dynasty of China.
  • ² = Adopted the era name of the Manchu-led Qing dynasty of China.
  • ³ = The 1st year of Gaeguk (開國, 개국) was officially taken to be 1392 CE; 1894 CE was therefore the 503rd year of Gaeguk (大朝鮮開國五百三年).

--Donald Trung 『徵國單』 (No Fake News 💬) (WikiProject Numismatics 💴) (Articles 📚) 07:29, 12 May 2023 (UTC)[reply]

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