Catholic Koreans in Choson Korea

The establishment of the Beijing bishop with the bishop of Nanking was influenced by archbishop Goa. Regardless of the absence of a Chinese pastor, after suppression of the Chinese Catholic church, Diocese of Beijing could send pastor, father Liu Fangji to North Korea in 1831. That year, the Vatican City took off Chosung Kole from the power of the bishop of Beijing and made it an independent parish. In the following 5 years, various French pastors accompany Missionary Father Liu, thus being the most powerful and facing the DPRK government.

Korean people have many cultural exchanges with China, but Korea has always maintained its unique identity in history. In the early kingdom of North Korea, the influence of China began to flow to Korea, the Korean dynasty conquered in the Joseon Dynasty was born. (The Democratic People's Republic of Korea also contacted the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, but it was close to China at that time.) When the Han people left, North Korea was divided into three kingdoms: Goguryeo, Shilla, and Idiot. Each adopts different aspects of Chinese culture. Goguryeo adopts Buddhism, Chinese law, tax system, bureaucracy. The Shogun army follows the norm of Chinese belief system (Taoism, Buddhism, Confucianism). Finally, Pecche adopted several Chinese styles for their art and architecture, but their style is still unique. Koreans also use the Chinese writing system

The ethnic and cultural origin of Korea is in Tungska, according to Korean creative myth, a man named Tangun established the Korean dynasty in 2333. During the next few centuries, the Koreans tried to resist Chinese invasion and the establishment of a new dynasty. Meanwhile, Koreans adopted the Confucianism brought by China as part of their culture. In 1392, the Chinese general of Lee Songzhen grasped the control of North Korea, founded the Lee citizen who reigned until 1910. Immediately after Song Song came to power, Koreans got technology to print their own letters. In 1592, Japan invaded the Democratic People 's Republic of Korea (DPR Korea), succeeded in suppressing Japanese rule for a while, in 1637 it became a branch of Mangas. In the coming hundreds years, Japan has strengthened its influence on North Korea and officially declared its country. As part of his own territory in 1910. Koreans try to resist Japanese rule