- Hansŏng
sunbo (Korean: 한성순보; Hanja: 漢城旬報) was the
first modern native Korean newspaper. It was
published in
Seoul (then
called Hanseong),
Joseon from...
- ****anese
printing equipment and
advisors to
Seoul to
create a paper. Hansŏng
sunbo was
published on
October 31, 1883 as the
first native Korean newspaper,...
- 부산역사문화대전.
Retrieved 2023-10-05.
McGovern 1967, pp. 21 "한성순보(漢城旬報)" [Hansong
Sunbo].
Encyclopedia of
Korean Culture (in Korean).
Retrieved 2024-02-09. The...
- the
printing industry. 1883: August. The
first edition of the
Hanseong sunbo was
published on this year. This is the
first newspaper to be published...
- The
first newspaper to be
published in
Joseon was the
Hanseong Sunbo Hanseong Sunbo, an all-Hanja newspaper. It was
published as a
thrice monthly official...
- It was the
successor paper to the
first native Korean newspaper Hansŏng
sunbo, and like its
predecessor was
published by the
Korean government. It was...
- the
original on 2023-03-06.
Retrieved 2024-02-02. 한성순보 (漢城旬報) [Hanseong
sunbo].
Encyclopedia of
Korean Culture (in Korean).
Archived from the original...
- 1st to 3rd
presidency Kim
Yeonggi (1997–1999) U
Jongcheon (1999–2001) Lee
Sunbo (2001–2003) Son Gisu (2003–2005)
Chung Kwang Hwa (2005–2007) Choi Chigyu...
- (Aibo),
Mantine (Tibo),
Politoed (Polibo),
Sudowoodo (Sudobo),
Sunflora (
Sunbo),
Togekiss (Togebo), and
Pichu (Pibu), who was
given to him by
Yellow as...
- from ****an for
publishing Korea's
first Korean-language
newspaper Hansong Sunbo.
After the
press was destro**** by conservatives,
Inoue returned with a new...
