한국을 가장 잘 아는 미국 교수가 본 고려/조선의 진짜 힘

In this lecture in Yeoncheon, Professor Peterson asks us not to see Korean history only through the suffering and victimhood of the twentieth century. He argues that the 500-year Joseon Dynasty should not simply be called a failure, but should also be understood as a rare history of stability and peace. He also talks about Shin Saimdang, Ojukheon, inheritance documents and genealogy, showing how early and middle Joseon society still preserved equal inheritance and a bilateral way of thinking about family. With the story of Gimhae Kim, Suwon Baek, and 6.25% DNA, he reminds us that our ancestry comes from many directions, not just one family name. A lively lecture that helps us look at Korean history with wider eyes. Enjoy! 채널에 가입하여 혜택을 받으세요!! | Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @thefrogoutsidethewell   Website: www.frogoutsidethewell.com Facebook:   / thefrogoutsidethewell   Instagram:   / thefrogoutsidethewell   00:00:00 - Understanding My DNA and Lineage 00:00:41 - A Foreigner's Perspective on Korean History 00:02:37 - Beyond the 20th-Century Victim Narrative 00:04:13 - The Remarkable Stability of the Joseon Dynasty 00:06:42 - The Creation of a Society and Ancestry 00:07:30 - Egalitarian Inheritance and Marriage Laws 00:09:24 - The Case of Shin Saimdang and Property Records 00:11:01 - Bilateral Lineage and the 'Palgojodo' Chart 00:23:38 - Peaceful Transitions Between Dynasties 00:29:09 - Education and the Development of Korea