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The Immortal Dongyi

이만규 저 Jae-yong Kim 역

학이사(이상사) 2026.06.01.

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A Long Journey in Search of the Roots of the Korean People Ancient Chinese texts frequently contain the term Dongyi (東夷). From the perspective of the Chinese Central Plains, Dong (東) means “east,” while Yi (夷) was a term used to refer, often disparagingly, to peoples living beyond the Central Plain. In particular, it was used to denote the peoples of the Korean Peninsula and neighboring regions. Presented in the form of lectures, this book compares and analyzes the ancient histories of Korea and China, covering subjects ranging from the legendary founders of China, ancient myths, Dangun Wanggeom, the I Ching (Book of Changes), the rise and fall of various Chinese states, the Spring and Autumn and Warring States Period, the Five Hegemons of the Spring and Autumn Period, and Confucius, to Dangun Joseon. Through these discussions, it highlights the distinctiveness of Korea’s ancient history and shows how deep-rooted and remarkable the history of the Korean people is. By encouraging readers to reflect properly on the past, this book serves as a stepping stone toward building a new future.

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Our True Ancient Tales: The Hidden Stories of Korea’s Earliest History [PART I]

1. Introduction
2. The Founding Fathers of China
3. Chiyou and the Yellow Emperor (Huangdi)
4. Yao of Tang, Shun of Yu, Yu of Xia, Tang of Shang
5. Xia Dynasty, Shang Dynasty, Zhou Dynasty
6. Confucius
7. Dangun Wanggeom
8. The Hetu and the Luoshu
9. Mago, the “Help Maiden”
10. The I Ching, or Zhouyi
11. Hongshan Culture

Our True Ancient Tales: The Hidden Stories of Korea’s Earliest History [PART II]

1. The Claims of Xi Jinping
2. Chinese Mythology
3. The First Discovery of Fire
4. Origins of the Three Sovereigns (Sanhuang)
5. The Lineage of the Five Emperors (Wudi)
6. Sage King Yu : Founder of the Xia Dynasty
7. King Tang : Founder of the Shang Dynasty
8. King Wu of Zhou: Founder of the Zhou Dynasty
9. The Tyrant, King You of Zhou
10. The Spring and Autumn and Warring States Period
11. Duke Huan of Qi (齊僖公) & “The True Friendship
of Guan Zhong and Bao Shuya (管鮑之交, Guan Bao Zhi Jiao)”
12. Duke Wen of Jin (晉獻公) & “Flesh-Cutting Loyalty (割股奉君, Ge Gu Feng Jun)”

Our True Ancient Tales: The Hidden Stories of Korea’s Earliest History [PART III]

1. The Five Hegemons of the Spring and Autumn Period (Chunqiu Wuba)
2. The Stele of Cang Jie the Sage’s Bird-Track Script
3. Nokdomun
4. Bo Yi and Shu Qi
5. King Zhuang of Chu (楚莊王) & “Restrained Power Awaiting the Right Moment (不飛不鳴, Bu Fei Bu Ming)”
6. Duke Mu of Qin (秦穆公) & “Grand Minister of the Five Ramskins (五羖大夫, Wu Gu Dafu)”
7. Duke Xiang of Song (宋襄公) & “The Misplaced Benevolence of Duke Xiang of Song (宋襄之仁, Song Xiang Zhi Ren)”
8. Wu Zixu (伍子胥) & “Time Is Short, the Road Is Long (日暮途遠, Ri Mu Tu Yuan)”
9. The Seven Warring States
10. The Disciples of Guiguzi
11. The Strategy of Vertical and Horizontal Alliances
12. The Unification of the Central Plains by Qin(秦)
13. The Fall of Dangun Joseon and What Followed

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『The Immortal Dongyi』 English Translation

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발행일: 2026년 06월 01일

쪽수, 무게, 크기: 384쪽 | 150*225*15mm

ISBN13: 9791158546229

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I recently had an opportunity to reflect on the ancient tales of China and of our people, the Hanminjok (韓民族) — the ethnic Korean people. It struck me how much of our history we’ve forgotten over time. So, even if only on the surface, I hoped to share a bit of what I know. I just referred to these as “ancient tales.” but in truth, these stories date back thousands of years — to the days when, as an old Korean saying goes, “even tigers smoked pipes.”*

That’s why I don’t mind if some call them spurious texts or question the accuracy of these records. After all, they’re just old stories. You’re more than welcome to doze off to these old tales as if they were lullabies. Please feel no pressure at all — just sit back, relax, and enjoy the stories. I would greatly appreciate it if you could simply listen at ease as I share them.

* “When tigers smoked tobacco” is a Korean idiomatic expression meaning a very long time ago or “once upon a time.” It’s used humorously to refer to an ancient past.

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