The Collapse of the Mongol Empire: The Yi Seong-gye Family's Allegiance to the Mongols and Kublai...
Yi Seong-gye’s Founding of Joseon and the Uchigin Family of Manchuria
1. The Ming Army’s Occupation of Beijing During the Transition from the Yuan to the Ming
2. The Surrender of Nahachu, the Yuan’s Breakwater, to the Ming
3. Nahachu’s Surrender and the Ming’s Hardline Policy Against Goryeo
4. Yi Seong-gye’s Great-Grandfather Mokjo, Yi Ansa, Appointed as Commander of a Thousand
5. The Fulfillment of Uchigin, Genghis Khan’s Youngest Brother
6. Uchigin, the Youngest Brother, Received the Manchurian Region as a Fulfillment
7. Uchigin’s Status at Ögedei Khan’s Coronation Ceremony
8. The Uchigin Family’s Support for Kublai Khan
9. The 7th Emperor Wuzong Used King Chungseon as a Tool to Check the Uchigin Family
10. The Fall of the Yuan Empire and the Founding of the Ming and Joseon Dynasties