A Study On The Relationship Between The Late Yuan Dynasty And Yuan

The replacement of Yuan by Ming dynasty signified the rebuilding of Confucian civilization, triggering a profound transformation in central dynasty, also influencing the neighboring governments’ political situation. In such historical circumstance, out of geopolitical closeness, the government of Gaoli struggled to retain a close and balanced tie with Yuan and Ming dynasty, witnessing the above mentioned replacement. This paper tries to explore the relationship between Gaoli and Yuan, Ming during the late period of Gaoli, which also covered the time of displacement of Yuan by Ming.This article is divided into the next two parts. The first part focuses on the relationship of Kingdom of Gaoli with Yuan dynasty during the reign of King of Gongmin, divided into four chapters. The first chapter discusses the decline of King of Gaoli in his political status, as the disorder in Yuan Dynasty, caused the devaluation of Fuma of Gaoli to both sides. Christine pity second chapter discusses the king’s reform and compromise, early pity throne Christine King wants reform to revitalize the country, but will inevitably touch on the interests of the Yuan Dynasty, only choose to compromise; Chapter III describes the strengthening of the Yuan Dynasty and armed revolt Koryo control. Yuan conscription, against the interests of Korea, while security threats Christine King pity, pity Christine King is bound to armed resistance; fourth chapter million plan to regain control of Korea, Korea but was thwarted. The second explores the relationship between Korea and the Ming Dynasty, consisting of three chapters. The first chapter discusses Christine pity Wang Ming period and tortuous development relations, exchanges between the two sides have some friction, but overall to maintain friendly; second chapter Daniel Lee of Korea during any power to implement policies thinning out the reasons and deal with aspects of the Ming Dynasty; the third chapter discusses radical policies implemented after the reign of Xinyu, and to analyze the impact of the Ming Dynasty sent troops to the situation on the Korean peninsula.