조선이 버린 선비, 일본이 스승으로 모셨다 | 간양록 강항, 400년 만에 밝혀진 진실

#HistoryLibrary, #Ganyangnok, #GangHang, #ImjinWar, #JeongyuWar There was a scholar who was taken captive to Japan during the Jeongyu War. A man who lost two children at sea, attempted to escape three times, and was dragged right up to the execution grounds. Yet, that man completely transformed the academic system of Japan, the enemy nation. Gang Hang, a name that does not appear in a single line of textbooks. His record written in Japan, *Ganyangnok*, contains the true story we never knew. Joseon treated him like a criminal, while Japan revered him as a teacher. What on earth happened to him? Today, the History Library brings this story to light for the first time in 400 years. Sources Ganyangnok by Kang Hang (Records from the reign of King Seonjo of Joseon) Seonjo Sujeong Silrok (Annals of the Joseon Dynasty) (National Institute of Korean History, Our History Net) Encyclopedia of Korean Culture - Kang Hang entry (Academy of Korean Studies) Wikipedia of the Annals of the Joseon Dynasty - Kang Hang entry (dh.aks.ac.kr) Wikipedia - Fujiwara Seika, Hayashi Razan entries Namdo Ilbo - Jeollado History Story: Kang Hang Edition OhmyNews - Kang Hang, a Representative Figure of Yeonggwang Opinion News - Kang Hang's *Ganyangnok*: Records of Captives of the Imjin War Copyright Notice This video is an original creation written and edited directly by History Library based on historical materials and records. Self-produced AI resources (audio, images, and video) were utilized to convey the story, and no records of specific individuals were used without permission. The purpose is education and storytelling to share historical lessons. All content is copyrighted by History Library, and unauthorized reproduction and redistribution are strictly prohibited. The actual artifact photos used in this video were sourced from the National Heritage Portal (Public Nuri Type 1) and the National Heritage Administration.