The document provides an overview of Korean history from 2333 BC to 1 BC, discussing various theories and perspectives. It describes how Old Chosun originated from the Hong-San culture and was one of the Nine Hwans or Yi peoples. Over time, Old Chosun fragmented into multiple states like Buyeo, Goguryeo, and Silla. Archaeological evidence suggests Old Chosun had an advanced civilization but Chinese and Japanese historians have distorted Korean history for political purposes.
The document discusses the history of Old Chosun (ancient Korea) and provides alternative views to the traditional understanding. It suggests that Old Chosun originated from the Hong-San culture rather than the Baekhal Lake region. Archaeological evidence like ruins and artifacts found in Manchuria and Inner Mongolia dating back to 6200 BC support Old Chosun as a powerful civilization that existed in Northeast Asia before the states of Goguryeo, Baekje, Silla emerged. The relationships between Old Chosun and other contemporaneous cultures and states like Jusen, Buyeo, and the Xiongnu are unclear from historical records and remain topics of debate among Korean historians.
Korea has a long history dating back over 5,000 years. Major periods include the Three Kingdoms period in which states like Goguryeo, Baekje and Silla emerged, followed by periods of rule by the Goryeo and Joseon dynasties. Korea was occupied by Japan from 1910 to 1945. Today, South and North Korea remain divided. South Korea has seen rapid economic growth and its culture has gained global popularity through the Korean Wave. Korea has contributed significant cultural achievements including inventions like hangul, the Korean alphabet, and intangible cultural heritage recognized by UNESCO.
Explanation by ni putu puspita history and culture of koreasman 2 mataram
Korea is located between China and Japan and has been influenced by both neighbors. The Korean people are descendants of migrants from Siberia and their language is considered isolated. Korea has a long history with various dynasties ruling the country from ancient times through the early 20th century. Traditional Korean culture includes arts like painting and ceramics, dances, unique styles of dress, cuisine featuring rice and side dishes like kimchi, and the Korean alphabet Hangul. Major religions practiced in Korea today are Buddhism, Christianity, and Korean shamanism.
Unified Silla and Parhae emerged as Korean kingdoms after defeating other kingdoms in the 7th century. Unified Silla expanded its territory but faced resistance from internal aristocracy and external threats from Parhae and Tang China. Parhae adopted cultural elements from Koguryo and Tang China. The Later Three Kingdoms period saw the rise of Goryeo, founded by Wang Geon, which eventually unified the Korean peninsula in the 10th century. Goryeo established a hereditary aristocratic society based on Confucian ideals of merit-based governance and Buddhism.
The document discusses the origins and early history of Korea. It describes evidence of early humans dating back 400,000 years and the development of pottery styles between 6000-2000 BCE. The Bronze and Iron Ages introduced new technologies from China. Significant archaeological sites from 100 BCE include megalithic dolmens that indicate social stratification. The document also summarizes the Tangun founding myth, where the bear-woman gave birth to Tangun, who established the first Korean state of Old Joseon in 2333 BCE.
The document summarizes the history of the Three Kingdoms period in Korea - Koguryo, Paekche, and Silla. It describes how Koguryo was founded by Chumong and expanded its territory. Paekche was founded by Onjo, the third son of Chumong. Silla was founded by Pak Hyokkose. The three kingdoms developed centralized governments and adopted Buddhism while competing for dominance over the Korean peninsula. A fourth kingdom, Kaya, existed in the south but did not develop as fully.
The document provides an overview of Korean history from 2333 BC to 1 BC, discussing various theories and perspectives. It describes how Old Chosun originated from the Hong-San culture and was one of the Nine Hwans or Yi peoples. Over time, Old Chosun fragmented into multiple states like Buyeo, Goguryeo, and Silla. Archaeological evidence suggests Old Chosun had an advanced civilization but Chinese and Japanese historians have distorted Korean history for political purposes.
The document discusses the history of Old Chosun (ancient Korea) and provides alternative views to the traditional understanding. It suggests that Old Chosun originated from the Hong-San culture rather than the Baekhal Lake region. Archaeological evidence like ruins and artifacts found in Manchuria and Inner Mongolia dating back to 6200 BC support Old Chosun as a powerful civilization that existed in Northeast Asia before the states of Goguryeo, Baekje, Silla emerged. The relationships between Old Chosun and other contemporaneous cultures and states like Jusen, Buyeo, and the Xiongnu are unclear from historical records and remain topics of debate among Korean historians.
Korea has a long history dating back over 5,000 years. Major periods include the Three Kingdoms period in which states like Goguryeo, Baekje and Silla emerged, followed by periods of rule by the Goryeo and Joseon dynasties. Korea was occupied by Japan from 1910 to 1945. Today, South and North Korea remain divided. South Korea has seen rapid economic growth and its culture has gained global popularity through the Korean Wave. Korea has contributed significant cultural achievements including inventions like hangul, the Korean alphabet, and intangible cultural heritage recognized by UNESCO.
Explanation by ni putu puspita history and culture of koreasman 2 mataram
Korea is located between China and Japan and has been influenced by both neighbors. The Korean people are descendants of migrants from Siberia and their language is considered isolated. Korea has a long history with various dynasties ruling the country from ancient times through the early 20th century. Traditional Korean culture includes arts like painting and ceramics, dances, unique styles of dress, cuisine featuring rice and side dishes like kimchi, and the Korean alphabet Hangul. Major religions practiced in Korea today are Buddhism, Christianity, and Korean shamanism.
Unified Silla and Parhae emerged as Korean kingdoms after defeating other kingdoms in the 7th century. Unified Silla expanded its territory but faced resistance from internal aristocracy and external threats from Parhae and Tang China. Parhae adopted cultural elements from Koguryo and Tang China. The Later Three Kingdoms period saw the rise of Goryeo, founded by Wang Geon, which eventually unified the Korean peninsula in the 10th century. Goryeo established a hereditary aristocratic society based on Confucian ideals of merit-based governance and Buddhism.
The document discusses the origins and early history of Korea. It describes evidence of early humans dating back 400,000 years and the development of pottery styles between 6000-2000 BCE. The Bronze and Iron Ages introduced new technologies from China. Significant archaeological sites from 100 BCE include megalithic dolmens that indicate social stratification. The document also summarizes the Tangun founding myth, where the bear-woman gave birth to Tangun, who established the first Korean state of Old Joseon in 2333 BCE.
The document summarizes the history of the Three Kingdoms period in Korea - Koguryo, Paekche, and Silla. It describes how Koguryo was founded by Chumong and expanded its territory. Paekche was founded by Onjo, the third son of Chumong. Silla was founded by Pak Hyokkose. The three kingdoms developed centralized governments and adopted Buddhism while competing for dominance over the Korean peninsula. A fourth kingdom, Kaya, existed in the south but did not develop as fully.
This document provides an overview of the Koryo period in Korean history from the 10th to 14th centuries. It discusses the foreign invasions from neighboring states like the Khitans and Jurchens. It also examines the impact of the Mongol invasions in the 13th century, which led to Koryo becoming a tributary state of the Mongol Empire. The document outlines the political instability in Koryo during this period and the rise of military rule. It provides context on Koryo culture and the legacy of Koryo, which set the stage for the founding of the Joseon dynasty by General Yi Song-gye in 1392.
The document summarizes the history of Japan before 1333 CE in three main periods:
1) The Jomon period from 10,500 BC to 300 BC, defined by pottery decorated with "cord markings". Pottery designs grew more complex during the Middle Jomon period from 2500-1500 BC.
2) The Yayoi period from 300 BC to 300 AD, during which Chinese and Korean influences brought social and technological changes including new ceramics, bronze casting, and weaving.
3) The Kofun period from 300 to 552 AD, defined by large key-shaped burial mounds. Shinto religion was embraced and shrines were built, while Buddhism was introduced to Japan from
The document provides an overview of Japanese art from prehistoric times through 1392 CE. It summarizes the key periods and developments in art including Jomon pottery, Dogu figures, Yayoi agricultural developments, Kofun burial mounds and Haniwa figures, the introduction of Buddhism and its influences in the Asuka and Nara periods, religious art in the Heian period featuring Esoteric and Pure Land Buddhism, and the rise of the samurai class in the Kamakura period.
The Three Kingdoms period in Korean history saw the rise of Buddhism and its adoption as the state religion in different kingdoms at different times. Silla initially accepted Buddhism later than the other kingdoms. Buddhism profoundly influenced Silla arts and architecture, with many temples built including the famous Pulguksa temple. The powerful kingdom of Silla went on to unify the Korean peninsula under its rule in the 7th century through military victories over neighboring kingdoms with some assistance from China. Silla developed advanced political institutions, culture, and the arts during this time.
This document provides an overview of the transition from the Koryo dynasty to the early Choson dynasty in Korea. It discusses key events and figures:
- King Kongmin of Koryo pursued an anti-Yuan policy that weakened the pro-Mongol faction. However, he was later assassinated.
- Growing tensions with Ming China led General Yi Songgye to launch an attack, but he instead turned his army around and overthrew the Koryo dynasty, founding the new Choson dynasty in 1392.
- King Taejong strengthened royal power by weakening local aristocrats and instituting administrative reforms. The social structure emphasized yangban status based on bloodlines.
The Big Wild Goose Pagoda is located in Xi'an, China. It was originally constructed in 652 AD by the Buddhist monk Xuanzang to house Buddhist scriptures and statues. Over the centuries it underwent several reconstructions and now stands at 64.5 meters tall. It provides an iconic example of the blending of Indian Buddhist architecture with Chinese styles. The pagoda and surrounding area are protected as an important cultural site.
This document summarizes Japanese art from prehistoric times through the Kamakura period (1392). It describes early pottery figures from the Jomon period as well as keyhole-shaped burial mounds from the Kofun period. It highlights the development of Buddhist art and architecture, including the gilt bronze Buddha triads of Horyuji temple and Yakushi-ji temple. The document also discusses the illustrated handscrolls of the Heian period, including scenes from The Tale of Genji, and the development of kana phonograms to write Japanese.
The Famen Temple Cultural Scenic Area is located in Fufeng County, Shaanxi Province, China. It has a history of over 1,700 years and contains several notable landmarks including Foguang Avenue, Famen Temple, and Heshi Stupa. Famen Temple gained significance as it housed relics of the Buddha and was an important Buddhist site. It experienced periods of construction, destruction, and restoration over the centuries under various dynasties with the wooden tower being rebuilt in brick during the Ming Dynasty.
The document summarizes Japanese art from prehistoric times until 1392 CE. It describes how the earliest inhabitants created pottery dating back over 10,000 years ago. Significant periods included the Jomon period known for "cord-marked" pottery, the Yayoi period which saw the development of agriculture and bronze metallurgy, and the Kofun period where large keyhole-shaped tombs were built. Buddhism was introduced from Korea and China in the Asuka period, influencing art with new styles like the sculptures of Tori Busshi seen at Horyu-ji temple.
Early Chinese art from prehistory to 1300 CE included funerary jars and figures from the Shang dynasty, life-sized terracotta warriors and horses from the tomb of Qin Shi Huang, large cave temple murals and sculptures from the Northern Wei dynasty, painted scrolls of landscapes and figures from the Song dynasty, and still-life paintings of fruits from the Southern Song period.
The document summarizes the history of research on the Chaukhandi tombs located near Karachi, Pakistan. The tombs date back to the 15th-18th centuries and feature elaborate sandstone carvings. Early researchers in the early 20th century began documenting the tombs and comparing their architectural styles. More recent research has examined the varying theories around the meaning of the word "Chaukhandi" and the origins and traditions of those buried in the cemeteries.
The document provides information on the history and architecture of Borobudur temple in Indonesia. Some key points:
- Borobudur is a massive Buddhist stupa located in Indonesia, constructed in the 8th-9th centuries during the height of the Buddhist Sailendra dynasty.
- It takes the form of a massive mandala consisting of 6 square platforms topped by 3 circular platforms, with over 500 Buddha statues and 2,600 relief panels depicting Buddhist teachings.
- The monument guided pilgrims on a journey through 3 levels of Buddhist cosmology towards enlightenment. It was abandoned after the 14th century decline of Buddhism in Indonesia.
Presentation at Digital Humanities Benelux 2015, Antwerp, Belgium: The possibilities and challenges of using linked data for academic research: the case of the Talk of Europe project. linked data for academic research: the case of the Talk of Europe project. Laura Hollink, Martijn Kleppe, Max Kemman, Astrid van Aggelen, Willem Robert Van Hage.
WWW2013: Web Usage Mining with Semantic AnalysisLaura Hollink
Laura Hollink, Peter Mika and Roi Blanco. Web Usage Mining with Semantic Analysis. In proceedings of the International World Wide Web Conference, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, May 2013.
The document is an introduction to OpenStreetMap (OSM) that covers what OSM is, its advantages over other mapping services, and how people can contribute map data to OSM. OSM is a collaborative project to create a free editable map of the world. Unlike commercial maps, OSM data is open and editable by anyone. The presentation encourages people to register, start mapping areas they are familiar with using GPS or by editing existing data, and get involved by joining online discussions.
Introduction To OpenStreetMap - CrisisCamp Torontorweait
OpenStreetMap (OSM) is an open-source project that aims to create a free editable map of the world by allowing users to collect and contribute geographic data. Users can map their neighborhoods by recording observations, adding metadata, and rendering the data as a map. The OSM data is licensed under the Open Database License to allow for reuse and editing of the map.
This document summarizes upcoming CSS features like Box Alignment Level 3, CSS Grid Layout, CSS Shapes, CSS Feature Queries, and CSS Custom Properties. It explains what each feature does at a high level and provides example code snippets. The document also encourages developers to get involved by filing issues on browser bug trackers, requesting new features, and creating blog posts/demos to help drive adoption of these new CSS specifications.
My books- Hacking Digital Learning Strategies http://hackingdls.com & Learning to Go https://gum.co/learn2go
Resources at http://shellyterrell.com/classmanagement
Korea has a long history of over 5,000 years with influences from China and Japan. It was divided in the 20th century but has since grown its economy to become the 12th largest in the world. Korean culture such as K-pop and TV dramas have also spread globally in recent decades through the Korean Wave. Korea has contributed many innovations throughout history such as inventing the world's first metal printing type, woodblock printing, and alphabet known as Hangul.
This document discusses how the Silk Road connected Korea, specifically the kingdom of Silla, to global trade and cultural exchange from the 1st to 10th centuries CE. It highlights how Silla played an integral role in Silk Road trade between China and Japan. During this period, Silla experienced a golden age under rulers like Queen Sondok and was influenced by Siberian, Chinese, and Iranian cultures, adopting technologies like bronze working and developing Buddhist art and architecture. The Silk Road introduced new ideas, goods, and connections that contributed to Silla's rise as a major power in East Asia.
The document summarizes the early history of Japan from prehistoric times through 1500 CE. It discusses the major time periods and cultures, including the Jomon period beginning 14,000 BCE, the Yayoi period beginning 400 BCE which saw the introduction of wet-rice agriculture from Korea and China, and the Kofun period from 250-538 CE characterized by large keyhole-shaped burial mounds. It also describes the Asuka period from 538-710 CE when Buddhism was introduced and the Japanese nation began taking form, as well as the Nara period from 710-794 CE when the capital was moved to Nara.
1. The document provides information on important terms and periods in ancient Chinese history, including the Shang Dynasty (1700-1027 BCE), Western and Eastern Zhou (1027-771 BCE), Warring States Period (770-221 BCE), Qin Dynasty (221-207 BCE), Han Dynasty (206 BCE-220 CE), and Three Kingdoms Period (220-280 CE).
2. It also discusses key figures like Confucius and Laozi, as well as cultural developments like Taoism, bronze vessels, and the terracotta army of Qin Shi Huang.
3. The document then focuses on the Tang Dynasty (618-907 CE), Northern and Southern Song Dynasty
This document provides an overview of the Koryo period in Korean history from the 10th to 14th centuries. It discusses the foreign invasions from neighboring states like the Khitans and Jurchens. It also examines the impact of the Mongol invasions in the 13th century, which led to Koryo becoming a tributary state of the Mongol Empire. The document outlines the political instability in Koryo during this period and the rise of military rule. It provides context on Koryo culture and the legacy of Koryo, which set the stage for the founding of the Joseon dynasty by General Yi Song-gye in 1392.
The document summarizes the history of Japan before 1333 CE in three main periods:
1) The Jomon period from 10,500 BC to 300 BC, defined by pottery decorated with "cord markings". Pottery designs grew more complex during the Middle Jomon period from 2500-1500 BC.
2) The Yayoi period from 300 BC to 300 AD, during which Chinese and Korean influences brought social and technological changes including new ceramics, bronze casting, and weaving.
3) The Kofun period from 300 to 552 AD, defined by large key-shaped burial mounds. Shinto religion was embraced and shrines were built, while Buddhism was introduced to Japan from
The document provides an overview of Japanese art from prehistoric times through 1392 CE. It summarizes the key periods and developments in art including Jomon pottery, Dogu figures, Yayoi agricultural developments, Kofun burial mounds and Haniwa figures, the introduction of Buddhism and its influences in the Asuka and Nara periods, religious art in the Heian period featuring Esoteric and Pure Land Buddhism, and the rise of the samurai class in the Kamakura period.
The Three Kingdoms period in Korean history saw the rise of Buddhism and its adoption as the state religion in different kingdoms at different times. Silla initially accepted Buddhism later than the other kingdoms. Buddhism profoundly influenced Silla arts and architecture, with many temples built including the famous Pulguksa temple. The powerful kingdom of Silla went on to unify the Korean peninsula under its rule in the 7th century through military victories over neighboring kingdoms with some assistance from China. Silla developed advanced political institutions, culture, and the arts during this time.
This document provides an overview of the transition from the Koryo dynasty to the early Choson dynasty in Korea. It discusses key events and figures:
- King Kongmin of Koryo pursued an anti-Yuan policy that weakened the pro-Mongol faction. However, he was later assassinated.
- Growing tensions with Ming China led General Yi Songgye to launch an attack, but he instead turned his army around and overthrew the Koryo dynasty, founding the new Choson dynasty in 1392.
- King Taejong strengthened royal power by weakening local aristocrats and instituting administrative reforms. The social structure emphasized yangban status based on bloodlines.
The Big Wild Goose Pagoda is located in Xi'an, China. It was originally constructed in 652 AD by the Buddhist monk Xuanzang to house Buddhist scriptures and statues. Over the centuries it underwent several reconstructions and now stands at 64.5 meters tall. It provides an iconic example of the blending of Indian Buddhist architecture with Chinese styles. The pagoda and surrounding area are protected as an important cultural site.
This document summarizes Japanese art from prehistoric times through the Kamakura period (1392). It describes early pottery figures from the Jomon period as well as keyhole-shaped burial mounds from the Kofun period. It highlights the development of Buddhist art and architecture, including the gilt bronze Buddha triads of Horyuji temple and Yakushi-ji temple. The document also discusses the illustrated handscrolls of the Heian period, including scenes from The Tale of Genji, and the development of kana phonograms to write Japanese.
The Famen Temple Cultural Scenic Area is located in Fufeng County, Shaanxi Province, China. It has a history of over 1,700 years and contains several notable landmarks including Foguang Avenue, Famen Temple, and Heshi Stupa. Famen Temple gained significance as it housed relics of the Buddha and was an important Buddhist site. It experienced periods of construction, destruction, and restoration over the centuries under various dynasties with the wooden tower being rebuilt in brick during the Ming Dynasty.
The document summarizes Japanese art from prehistoric times until 1392 CE. It describes how the earliest inhabitants created pottery dating back over 10,000 years ago. Significant periods included the Jomon period known for "cord-marked" pottery, the Yayoi period which saw the development of agriculture and bronze metallurgy, and the Kofun period where large keyhole-shaped tombs were built. Buddhism was introduced from Korea and China in the Asuka period, influencing art with new styles like the sculptures of Tori Busshi seen at Horyu-ji temple.
Early Chinese art from prehistory to 1300 CE included funerary jars and figures from the Shang dynasty, life-sized terracotta warriors and horses from the tomb of Qin Shi Huang, large cave temple murals and sculptures from the Northern Wei dynasty, painted scrolls of landscapes and figures from the Song dynasty, and still-life paintings of fruits from the Southern Song period.
The document summarizes the history of research on the Chaukhandi tombs located near Karachi, Pakistan. The tombs date back to the 15th-18th centuries and feature elaborate sandstone carvings. Early researchers in the early 20th century began documenting the tombs and comparing their architectural styles. More recent research has examined the varying theories around the meaning of the word "Chaukhandi" and the origins and traditions of those buried in the cemeteries.
The document provides information on the history and architecture of Borobudur temple in Indonesia. Some key points:
- Borobudur is a massive Buddhist stupa located in Indonesia, constructed in the 8th-9th centuries during the height of the Buddhist Sailendra dynasty.
- It takes the form of a massive mandala consisting of 6 square platforms topped by 3 circular platforms, with over 500 Buddha statues and 2,600 relief panels depicting Buddhist teachings.
- The monument guided pilgrims on a journey through 3 levels of Buddhist cosmology towards enlightenment. It was abandoned after the 14th century decline of Buddhism in Indonesia.
Presentation at Digital Humanities Benelux 2015, Antwerp, Belgium: The possibilities and challenges of using linked data for academic research: the case of the Talk of Europe project. linked data for academic research: the case of the Talk of Europe project. Laura Hollink, Martijn Kleppe, Max Kemman, Astrid van Aggelen, Willem Robert Van Hage.
WWW2013: Web Usage Mining with Semantic AnalysisLaura Hollink
Laura Hollink, Peter Mika and Roi Blanco. Web Usage Mining with Semantic Analysis. In proceedings of the International World Wide Web Conference, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, May 2013.
The document is an introduction to OpenStreetMap (OSM) that covers what OSM is, its advantages over other mapping services, and how people can contribute map data to OSM. OSM is a collaborative project to create a free editable map of the world. Unlike commercial maps, OSM data is open and editable by anyone. The presentation encourages people to register, start mapping areas they are familiar with using GPS or by editing existing data, and get involved by joining online discussions.
Introduction To OpenStreetMap - CrisisCamp Torontorweait
OpenStreetMap (OSM) is an open-source project that aims to create a free editable map of the world by allowing users to collect and contribute geographic data. Users can map their neighborhoods by recording observations, adding metadata, and rendering the data as a map. The OSM data is licensed under the Open Database License to allow for reuse and editing of the map.
This document summarizes upcoming CSS features like Box Alignment Level 3, CSS Grid Layout, CSS Shapes, CSS Feature Queries, and CSS Custom Properties. It explains what each feature does at a high level and provides example code snippets. The document also encourages developers to get involved by filing issues on browser bug trackers, requesting new features, and creating blog posts/demos to help drive adoption of these new CSS specifications.
My books- Hacking Digital Learning Strategies http://hackingdls.com & Learning to Go https://gum.co/learn2go
Resources at http://shellyterrell.com/classmanagement
Korea has a long history of over 5,000 years with influences from China and Japan. It was divided in the 20th century but has since grown its economy to become the 12th largest in the world. Korean culture such as K-pop and TV dramas have also spread globally in recent decades through the Korean Wave. Korea has contributed many innovations throughout history such as inventing the world's first metal printing type, woodblock printing, and alphabet known as Hangul.
This document discusses how the Silk Road connected Korea, specifically the kingdom of Silla, to global trade and cultural exchange from the 1st to 10th centuries CE. It highlights how Silla played an integral role in Silk Road trade between China and Japan. During this period, Silla experienced a golden age under rulers like Queen Sondok and was influenced by Siberian, Chinese, and Iranian cultures, adopting technologies like bronze working and developing Buddhist art and architecture. The Silk Road introduced new ideas, goods, and connections that contributed to Silla's rise as a major power in East Asia.
The document summarizes the early history of Japan from prehistoric times through 1500 CE. It discusses the major time periods and cultures, including the Jomon period beginning 14,000 BCE, the Yayoi period beginning 400 BCE which saw the introduction of wet-rice agriculture from Korea and China, and the Kofun period from 250-538 CE characterized by large keyhole-shaped burial mounds. It also describes the Asuka period from 538-710 CE when Buddhism was introduced and the Japanese nation began taking form, as well as the Nara period from 710-794 CE when the capital was moved to Nara.
1. The document provides information on important terms and periods in ancient Chinese history, including the Shang Dynasty (1700-1027 BCE), Western and Eastern Zhou (1027-771 BCE), Warring States Period (770-221 BCE), Qin Dynasty (221-207 BCE), Han Dynasty (206 BCE-220 CE), and Three Kingdoms Period (220-280 CE).
2. It also discusses key figures like Confucius and Laozi, as well as cultural developments like Taoism, bronze vessels, and the terracotta army of Qin Shi Huang.
3. The document then focuses on the Tang Dynasty (618-907 CE), Northern and Southern Song Dynasty
ILO3 - Introduction to Ancient Chinese PhilosophyAndres Narra
This document provides an introduction to ancient Chinese philosophy by summarizing the major dynasties in Chinese history, the six classics of ancient Chinese literature, and concepts in Chinese language. It outlines the dynasties from Xia to Qing, describes each of the six classics including excerpts, and discusses the Chinese language and the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis on how language shapes thought.
This slideshow is the fourth of a series of Ancient Art –Egyptian, Greek, Roman and Chinese. Part of the material was from A015 Ancient Chinese Bronze and part from A041-Jade. But many new slides were add and many were discarded and modified. It is mainly divided into four sections –Pre-historic China, Bronze Age, Iron Age of Qin and Han with two important section on SanXingDue and Dian Kingdom. 10 May 2021.
The Zhou Dynasty ruled China from the 11th century BCE to 256 BCE. It was divided into two periods - the Western Zhou (1046-771 BCE) and Eastern Zhou (770-256 BCE), which was further divided into the Spring and Autumn period (770-476 BCE) and Warring States period (475-221 BCE). Key developments during the Zhou Dynasty included the rise of Confucianism and Daoism, the use of iron, population growth, and the development of Chinese characters. Bronze ritual vessels became more sophisticated with the use of lost wax casting and decorations.
The Zhou Dynasty ruled China from the 11th century BCE to 256 BCE. It was divided into two periods - the Western Zhou (1046-771 BCE) and Eastern Zhou (770-256 BCE), which was further divided into the Spring and Autumn period (770-476 BCE) and Warring States period (475-221 BCE). Key developments during the Zhou Dynasty included the rise of Confucianism and Daoism, the use of iron, population growth, and the development of Chinese characters. Bronze ritual vessels became more sophisticated with the use of lost wax casting and decorations.
Korea has a long history of over 5,000 years. Major periods include the Three Kingdoms period followed by Goryeo and Joseon dynasties. Korea experienced Japanese occupation from 1910 to 1945. It is now divided between North and South Korea. South Korea has seen rapid economic growth and is a global cultural exporter, especially of pop culture through the Korean Wave. Korea has contributed significant cultural achievements including the invention of the Korean alphabet Hangul, exquisite ceramics and art, Buddhist philosophy and architecture.
The Shang Dynasty ruled from around 1500-1100 BCE during the Bronze Age in China. They developed advanced bronze metallurgy techniques like piece-mold casting to produce ritual vessels. They also created one of the earliest forms of Chinese writing through oracle bone inscriptions used for divination. An important Shang site was discovered at Yinxu containing remains of palaces, tombs like that of Fu Hao, and thousands of oracle bones providing evidence of their advanced script and bureaucracy.
I. Theories of representation in ancient Chinese art focused on "mimesis" or realistic representation.
II. Art has ancient origins dating back to Paleolithic times and the Neolithic period saw developments in crafts including ceramics.
III. Art was an important part of tombs beginning in Shang times, with sculptures, jade objects, and bronze vessels buried with the dead.
The Shang Dynasty ruled from 2000-1650 BCE and was the first dynasty to leave written records. They practiced divination by heating bones and turtle shells, reading the cracks to answer questions. Over 150,000 oracle bones have been found with pictographs recording divinations. The bones provide valuable insight into Shang religion, social hierarchy, culture, and fall from power to the Zhou Dynasty.
The document provides an overview of Korean history from 2333 BCE to 1910 CE. It summarizes the major dynasties and kingdoms, including Gojoseon, the Three Kingdoms period, Goryeo Dynasty, Joseon Dynasty, and the Japanese occupation period. Key developments discussed include the spread of Confucianism, Buddhism, the creation of hangul, ceramic and artistic achievements, and conflicts such as the Imjin War and Korea becoming a Japanese colony in 1910. The document uses comparisons to California to provide geographical and population context about Korea.
I. The document covers Buddhist art in China from early periods through the Song and Yuan dynasties, focusing on developments in iconography, materials, and patronage. Key periods included are the Liao dynasty, Northern and Southern Song, and Yuan.
II. Religious art flourished under the Song dynasties, with influential works created for empresses and the elite. Buddhist concepts like the ten kings of hell were depicted.
III. In the Southern Song period, Chan Buddhist monks emerged as important patrons of the arts. Buddhist art continued under the Yuan but was also influenced by other traditions like Daoism.
The document discusses evidence that supports the idea that ancient Chinese explorers visited North America between 2600 BC and 500 AD, including:
- Chinese legends describing voyages to "Fu Sang", believed to be North America.
- References to these voyages and maps of Fu Sang in ancient Chinese texts like the Shan Hai Jing.
- DNA evidence showing the presence of a "Chinese" haplotype in indigenous American populations.
- Cultural similarities between ancient Chinese and American civilizations that could result from contact, like altered skull shapes among elites and shared agricultural practices.
5- Many Peoples: 3rd Century Traveler to America-Shan Hai Jingguestafc53c
From the Paradigm Project hosted by AAPS (Ancient Artifact Preservation Society) at their conferences, is this cutting edge educational material...free for the taking and sharing! This is part Five of a series of educational presentations on ancient travels of people, of cultures, of adventurers, traders, businessmen and fortune hunters. People traversed the globe in ancient days..this is the beginning of some of the evidence.
- The document provides an overview of ancient Mesopotamian cultures and art from 3500 BCE to 331 BCE, including the Sumerian, Akkadian, Babylonian, Hittite, Assyrian, and Persian empires.
- It describes some of the key innovations and developments in this region, such as the first writing system of cuneiform, the building of ziggurats, and advances in sculpture, painting, and architecture using materials like mud bricks, stone, and glazed tiles.
- Several important works of ancient Mesopotamian art are highlighted, including the Standard of Ur, sculptures from Tell Asmar, the Stele of Naram-Sin,
Korean art has a long history spanning from Neolithic times to today. Some of the earliest examples are pottery and petroglyphs from 3000 BCE. During the Three Kingdoms period in 57 BCE to 668 CE, the kingdoms of Goguryeo, Baekje, and Silla developed distinct artistic traditions in areas like tomb murals, metalworking, and gold crafts that were influential throughout East Asia. Subsequent periods like Goryeo and Joseon saw flourishing of art in areas such as Buddhist paintings, ceramics, calligraphy, and architecture that incorporated both native Korean and Chinese artistic influences and traditions. Today, Korean art is celebrated through various galleries, exhibitions, and cultural performances that
This document provides an overview of Korean history from prehistoric times through the Goryeo dynasty. It describes how the early Koreans migrated to the Korean peninsula around 4000 BCE and engaged in agriculture. It then outlines the three kingdoms period where Goguryeo, Baekje, and Silla emerged as independent states influenced by but not controlled by China. Silla eventually unified the peninsula and experienced a golden age under Queen Sondok's rule before declining. The Goryeo dynasty then ruled for nearly five centuries, achieving advances in Buddhism, arts, and inventing movable metal printing type centuries before Gutenberg.
The Konark Sun Temple is a 13th-century Hindu temple dedicated to the Sun God. Shaped like a giant chariot, the temple is known for the exquisite stone carvings that cover the entire structure. It is the best-known tourist destination in Orissa and has been a World Heritage Site since 1984.
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How To Use Artificial Intelligence (AI) in HistoryJongwook Woo
The integration of Information Technology (IT) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing the study of history. AI’s translation capabilities make Chinese history books accessible to a wider audience, while spatial analysis offers new insights into historical contexts. Map tools like Baidu and Google Maps simplify the process of locating historical sites. Thus, employing IT and AI is essential for modern historical research.
Comparing Scalable Predictive Analysis using Spark XGBoost PlatformsJongwook Woo
This paper compares the performance of scalable predictive analysis models using XGBoost in Big Data. The performance measurement is based on the training computing time and accuracy with AUR and Precision of a model. We developed XGBoost classification models with Airbnb listing dataset that predict the recommendation of the listings. The models are built in PySpark Rapids, BigDL, and H2O Sparkling with CPU and GPU on AWS EMR. We observed that BigDL with GPU is 25 – 50% faster training time than other platforms. H2O Sparkling has 5 - 7% better AUC and 0.7% better Precision than others.
Scalable Predictive Analysis and The Trend with Big Data & AIJongwook Woo
This document discusses Jongwook Woo's work with Big Data AI at CalStateLA. It introduces Woo and his background, provides an overview of big data and how distributed systems enable scalable analysis of massive datasets. It also describes predictive analytics using machine learning and deep learning on big data, and how integrating GPUs into big data clusters can improve parallel processing for tasks like traffic analysis.
Introduction to Big Data and AI for Business Analytics and PredictionJongwook Woo
This document provides an introduction to big data and artificial intelligence presented by Jongwook Woo. It discusses Woo's background and experience, provides an overview of big data including issues with traditional data handling approaches and the need for scalable solutions like Hadoop. It also covers machine learning and deep learning techniques for predictive analysis using big data, and provides examples applying these techniques to COVID-19 data and financial fraud detection.
Introduction to Big Data and its TrendsJongwook Woo
Big Data has been popular last 10 years using Hadoop and Spark for data analysis and prediction with large scale data sets in distributed parallel computing systems. Its platform has expanded using NoSQL DB and Search Engine as well and has been more popular along cloud computing. Then, Deep Learning has become a buzzword past several years using GPU and Big Data. It makes even small companies and labs to own supercomputers with a small amount of budgets, which is the situation of “Dream Comes True” in the IT and business. In this talk, the history and trends of Big Data and AI platforms are introduced and Big Data predictive analysis should be presented.
Rating Prediction using Deep Learning and SparkJongwook Woo
Distributed Deep Learning to predict Amazon review data rating in Spark using Analytics Zoo on AWS, which is published at "Rating Prediction using Deep Learning and Spark" at The 11th Internation Conference on Internet (ICONI 2019), Hanoi, Vietnam, Dec 15 - 18 2019
History and Trend of Big Data and Deep LearningJongwook Woo
This document contains a presentation by Jongwook Woo on the history and trends of big data and deep learning. It discusses the evolution of data storage and analysis from traditional systems to modern big data platforms like Hadoop and Spark that can handle large, complex datasets in a distributed, cost-effective manner. It also covers the rise of deep learning techniques using neural networks and how they can be applied to big data at scale, such as for predictive analytics, using distributed deep learning frameworks on existing big data clusters.
Traffic Data Analysis and Prediction using Big DataJongwook Woo
- Denser traffic on Freeways 101, 405, 10
- Rush hours from 7 am to 9 am produce a lot of traffic, the heaviest traffic time start from 3pm and gets better after 6pm.
- Major areas of traffic in DTLA, Santa Monica, Hollywood
- More insights can be found with bigger dataset using this framework for analysis of traffic
- Using such data and platform can also give an opportunity to predict traffic congestions. Prediction can be performed using machine learning algorithm – Decision Forest with the accuracy of 83% for predicting the heaviest traffic jam.
Predictive Analysis of Financial Fraud Detection using Azure and Spark MLJongwook Woo
This talk aims at providing insights, performance, and architecture on Financial Fraud Detection on a mobile money transactional activity in Azure ML and Spark. We have predicted and classified the transaction as normal or fraud with a small sample and massive data set using Azure ML and Spark ML, which are traditional systems and Big Data respectively. I will present predictive analysis with several classification models experimenting in Azure and Spark ML. Besides, scalability of Spark ML will be presented for the models with different number of nodes for Spark clusters in Amazon AWS.
Introduction to Big Data: Smart FactoryJongwook Woo
Jongwook Woo presents an introduction to big data and smart factories. He discusses his background working with big data technologies and partnerships. The document then covers what big data is, common tools like Hadoop and Spark, and how big data is used in smart factories to collect, analyze and visualize machine data to improve operations. It concludes with a high-level summary of using big data for smart factory applications.
The document discusses Jongwook Woo and his background working with big data. It provides details on Woo's experience as a professor focusing on big data research and education partnerships. It also outlines some of the topics Woo covers in his presentations including introductions to big data, artificial intelligence, and the relationship between AI and big data. Key technologies like Hadoop, Spark, and neural networks are mentioned.
Whose tombs are so called Nakrang tombs in Pyungyang? By Moon SungjaeJongwook Woo
South Korea historians trained under Imperial Japan have believe that the tombs in Pyungyang belong to the Chinese Han. Dr Moon points out that the tombs have the similar remains to the northern nomadic, who might be the Hun/HyoongNo. He provides many evidence why it should not belong to the Chinese Han but the northern nomadic, who is the brother of Korean kingdoms.
The document is a presentation by Jongwook Woo from the High-Performance Information Computing Center (HiPIC) at California State University Los Angeles given on February 25, 2017 at the SWRC conference in San Diego, CA. It discusses big data trends with open platforms and provides information on Spark, Hadoop, open data, use cases, and the future of big data. Specifically, it summarizes Jongwook Woo's background and experience, describes what big data is and how Spark improves on Hadoop MapReduce, discusses how Spark can integrate with Hadoop ecosystems, and provides examples of analyzing local business data using Spark.
This document summarizes a presentation on big data trends and open data. It introduces the speaker, Jongwook Woo, and his experience in big data. It then covers topics including what is big data, Hadoop and Spark frameworks, using open data for analysis, and examples of analyzing Twitter data on AlphaGo and government airline and crime data sets.
Big Data Analysis in Hydrogen Station using Spark and Azure MLJongwook Woo
Decision Forest machine learning algorithm is adopted to find out the features to affect the temperature of fueling valve and controller and to predict it.
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Information and Communication Technology in EducationMJDuyan
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Students will be able to explain the role and impact of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in education. They will understand how ICT tools, such as computers, the internet, and educational software, enhance learning and teaching processes. By exploring various ICT applications, students will recognize how these technologies facilitate access to information, improve communication, support collaboration, and enable personalized learning experiences.
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-Students will be able to discuss what constitutes reliable sources on the internet. They will learn to identify key characteristics of trustworthy information, such as credibility, accuracy, and authority. By examining different types of online sources, students will develop skills to evaluate the reliability of websites and content, ensuring they can distinguish between reputable information and misinformation.
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Slides from a Capitol Technology University webinar held June 20, 2024. The webinar featured Dr. Donovan Wright, presenting on the Department of Defense Digital Transformation.
Temple of Asclepius in Thrace. Excavation resultsKrassimira Luka
The temple and the sanctuary around were dedicated to Asklepios Zmidrenus. This name has been known since 1875 when an inscription dedicated to him was discovered in Rome. The inscription is dated in 227 AD and was left by soldiers originating from the city of Philippopolis (modern Plovdiv).
1. Korean History BC 1C – AD 7C The Strategic Language Initiative (SLI) Korean Program Aug 2 2010 Jongwook Woo, PhD [email_address] High-Performance Internet Computing Center (HiPIC) Computer Information Systems Department California State University, Los Angeles
9. Wall Painting of Koguryo Tombs Wrestling, Gak-Jo Tomb Tiger and Bear shows the Dan-Goon Myth of Old Chosun
10. Wall Painting of Koguryo Tombs Hunting and the party,Jang-Chon #1 Tomb, Jip-An, Machuria
11. Wall Painting of Koguryo Tombs Hunting Scene, Jang-Chon #1 Tomb, Jip-An, Machuria Tiger becomes the target of the hunter Bear hides under the tree Tiger and Bear again; believed that it is related to Dan-Gun myth
12. Wall Painting of Koguryo Tombs Reception of guests, 5C Mooyong Tomb, Jip-An, Manchuria
13. Wall Painting of Koguryo Tombs Parade, 4C An-Ak #3 Tomb, Hwang-Hae-Do, North Korea
15. Contellation Map, Chosun Dynasty, AD 1395 ( 천상열차분야지도 ) Based on the constellation stone-map of Koguryo that was found under a river of Pyong-Yang by Keun Kwon ( 권근 1352-1409) Kwon said that it was drowned into the river when Pyong-Yang was fallen down at AD 668
16. Wall Painting of Koguryo Tombs The Northern God Turtle , Kangso Tomb
17. Wall Painting of Koguryo Tombs Sangyong Tomb, Nampo City, Pyong-Nam, North Korea
18. Wall Painting of Koguryo Tombs Sangyong Tomb, Nampo City, Pyong-Nam, North Korea
19. Wall Painting of Koguryo Tombs Warrior, Sangyong Tomb, Nampo City, Pyong-Nam, North Korea Feather, the symbol of the bird, heaven Bow Pants for riding
85. Turtle-shaped Rhyta The song of Koo-Ji-Bong Myth: “Turtle, if you don’t come out, we will burn and eat you” 9 Khans sang the song and 6 golden eggs came from the heaven and 6 boys hatched from the egg and become the kings of 6 Kaya confederacy Turtle-shaped
88. Turtle ship? (Myo-Ken Festival) Is turtleship originated from Kaya? By Japanese Artist in the war (Korea-Japan War 1592-1598); General Yi, Soon-Shin used the ships for rush assault; From Yoon, Won-Yong, Newyork; found in 1897, Nikata-Hyon, Japan
고류사는 603 년 우리나라에서 이주해 온 직물기술자 진하승 ( 秦何勝 .. 히타노 가와카스 ) 이 건립한 절이다 . 그는 일본의 쇼도쿠 ( 聖德 ) 태자와 절친한 사이이었다 . 쇼됴쿠태자가 불행하게도 48 세에 홍역으로 급사하자 , 그를 기리기 위하여 자신이 세운절 , 고류사에 모실 미륵보살상을 신라엦 ㅜ문하였다 . 이에 신라의 장인은 시일이 촉박하여 청동 ( 靑銅 ) 대신 적송 ( 赤松 ) 통나무로 미륵보살반가사유상을 깎아 금을 입혀 일본으로 보냈는데 , 봄에 죽은 쇼도크태자의 명복을 기리기 위하여 조성된 보살상이 623 년 7 월에 일본에 도착하였다 . 이러한 기록은 " 일본서기 " 에 기록되어 있다 . ( http://blog.daum.net/0118983530/8438758 ); But it is not clear yet (JWoo)