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Item Information   Copy / Holding Information     More Content       More by this author     Kwŏn, Pi-yŏng.     Subjects     Tŏkhye Ongju, Princess of Kojong, King of Korea, 1912-1989 -- Fiction.     Sō, Takeyuki, 1908-1985 -- Fiction.     Princesses -- Korea -- Fiction.     Korea -- History -- 1864-1910 -- Fiction.     Browse Catalog     by author:      Kwŏn, Pi-yŏng.       by title:      Chosŏn ŭi majimak hw...       by call number:      FICTION KWO     Search the Web     Kwŏn, Pi-yŏng.     Tŏkhye Ongju, Princess of Kojong, King of Korea, 1912-1989 -- Fiction.     Sō, Takeyuki, 1908-1985 -- Fiction.     Princesses -- Korea -- Fiction.     Korea -- History -- 1864-1910 -- Fiction.       MARC Display

Chosŏn ŭi majimak hwangnyŏ Tŏkhye Ongju [Korean] / Pi-yŏng Kwŏn. by Kwŏn, Pi-yŏng. Tasan Chʻaekpang, 2009 Call #: FICTION KWO Subjects Tŏkhye Ongju, Princess of Kojong, King of Korea, 1912-1989 -- Fiction.   Sō, Takeyuki, 1908-1985 -- Fiction.   Princesses -- Korea -- Fiction.   Korea -- History -- 1864-1910 -- Fiction. ISBN:  9788963700342 (pbk.) 8963700348 (pbk) 9788963704210 8963704211 Alternate title:  Tŏkhye Ongju [Korean] 조선의 마지막 황녀 덕혜옹주 [Korean] Edition:  Chʻopʻan. Description:  411 p. ; 20 cm. Notes:  In Korean. Summary:  "This year marks the 100th anniversary of Japan's annexation of Korea. Countless innocent victims and heroic fighters who suffered Japanese colonial atrocities are remembered on this occasion, and so is the ill-fated royal family of the Joseon Kingdom (1392-1910). King Yeongchin (Crown Prince Uimin), the seventh son of King Gojong, was taken to Japan on the pretext of studying at the age of 11, and obligatorily married Princess Nashimotonomiya Masako. He was only able to return to Korea long after the liberation and only when he was in his later years. Princess Deokhye (1912-1989), the last princess of the Joseon Kingdom, was also one of the fateful royal heirs but forgotten in the people's memory."--HanBooks.com Genre:  Korean fiction. Historical fiction. Biographical fiction. Korean language materials. Holds:  0   Copy/Holding information Location Collection Call No. Item type Status   Cole Harbour Public Library Multilingual Korean FICTION KWO Adult books Checked in Add Copy to MyList

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