Marginality and Subversion in Korea : The

In this first extensive English-language study of any of the major nineteenth-century rebellions in Korea, Kim argues that it was neither desperate peasants nor ambitious new economic forces but rather traditional local elites who plotted and carried out the rebellion of 1812.--Sun Joo Kim is associate professor of Korean history at Harvard University

Acknowledgments	p. ix
Author's Note	p. xii
Weights and Measures	p. xiii
Introduction	p. 03
State, Region, Regional Elite, and Culture
Historical Development of the Ch'&obreve;ngbuk Region and the Regional Elite	p. 15
Regional Discrimination and the Hong Ky&obreve;ngnae Rebellion	p. 35
The Economic Context of the Hong Ky&obreve;ngnae Rebellion	p. 66
Prophecy and Popular Rebellion	p. 89
The Hong Ky&obreve;ngnae Rebellion of 1812
Leadership and Preparation	p. 107
Rebels and Counterrebels	p. 127
Rebels on the Defense	p. 153
Nation, Class, and Region in the Study of the Hong Ky&obreve;ngnae Rebellion	p. 168
Appendixes
Primary Sources and Methodology	p. 181
Paek Ky&obreve;ngnae's Career History	p. 185
Fates of the Key Rebel Leaders	p. 188
Kings of the Chos&obreve;n Dynasty	p. 190
Notes	p. 193
Glossary	p. 243
Bibliography	p. 255
Index	p. 279
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