Once upon a time, there was a great kingdom in the East called Joseon.This kingdom was founded in 1392 by King Taejo.Joseon was like a flower growing in a new garden, aspiring to become a center of culture and civilization in the region.Over time,Joseon became renowned for its government system based on Confucian principles, where the king was the head of the state but consulted his ministers on major decisions.life in Joseon was not easy, as the kingdom faced many challenges, including foreign invasions from Japan and internal rivalries between political factions.Despite these challenges,Joseon flourished culturally and scientifically. During this era, the Korean alphabet Hangul was invented under the patronage of the great King Sejong, Hangul became a symbol of the Korean people's identity and a source of pride for them.As the years passed, Joseon underwent significant transformations. Agriculture and industry improved, and arts such as painting and calligraphy spread widely. However, the kingdom was not without difficulties, facing government corruption and internal conflicts that eventually led to its weakening.In the late 19th century, the winds of change began to blow over Joseon. Foreign powers exerted pressure on the kingdom, leading to a series of events that ended the monarchy in 1910 when Joseon was annexed by Japan. But despite everything, the legacy of Joseon was not forgotten. Its influence remained in the hearts of Koreans, from which they drew their pride and authenticity.And so,the story of Joseon came to an end,but it left behind a strong nation, deeply rooted in its traditions, where the spirit of the Korean people, shaped by their past,continues to thrive to this day