2010년 검인정 6종 『고등학교 한국사』 교과서의 삼국시대 관련 서술 검토 (The Study of Three-Kingdoms Narrated in the Officially Approved Six High-school Korean History of 2010)

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· 발행기관 : 고려대학교 역사연구소
· 수록지 정보 : 史叢(사총) / 74호 / 201 ~ 228페이지
· 저자명 : 조경철

초록

Due to the education reform and revision of texts in 2009, officially approved six High-school Korean History were approved in a month in July of 2010. Six High-school Korean History are, Milae Korean History, Beobmun Korean History, Bisang Korean History, Samwha Korean History, Jihag Korean History and Cheonjae Korean History.
Milae, Jihag and Cheonjae does not mention Buddhism-acceptance of Baekjae. Six High-school Korean History do not advert significant part of history as the Yeonglag era[永樂] of Goguryeo when two High-school Korean History advert to era of Silla. Beobmun miscites the inscription of Seven-Branched Sword[七支刀]. It is that of Japan sword.
Some examples of missing or misinterpreting information are such as mentioning that Balhae was a succeed kingdom of Goguryeo and the country's name of Goguryeo is without a coordination with Goryeo. They must have adverted to the fact that Goguryeo changed its name of country from Goguryeo to Goryeo after Pyeongyang-Transfer. Furthermore I would like to suggest we call Goguryeo Goryeo[高麗] or the former Goryeo[前高麗].
Thinking collectively, High-school Korean History clearly display many mistakes. From now and for the future, plenty of time is needed to write a textbook of a history.

영어초록

Due to the education reform and revision of texts in 2009, officially approved six High-school Korean History were approved in a month in July of 2010. Six High-school Korean History are, Milae Korean History, Beobmun Korean History, Bisang Korean History, Samwha Korean History, Jihag Korean History and Cheonjae Korean History.
Milae, Jihag and Cheonjae does not mention Buddhism-acceptance of Baekjae. Six High-school Korean History do not advert significant part of history as the Yeonglag era[永樂] of Goguryeo when two High-school Korean History advert to era of Silla. Beobmun miscites the inscription of Seven-Branched Sword[七支刀]. It is that of Japan sword.
Some examples of missing or misinterpreting information are such as mentioning that Balhae was a succeed kingdom of Goguryeo and the country's name of Goguryeo is without a coordination with Goryeo. They must have adverted to the fact that Goguryeo changed its name of country from Goguryeo to Goryeo after Pyeongyang-Transfer. Furthermore I would like to suggest we call Goguryeo Goryeo[高麗] or the former Goryeo[前高麗].
Thinking collectively, High-school Korean History clearly display many mistakes. From now and for the future, plenty of time is needed to write a textbook of a history.

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