이강한 (한국학대학원 교수)

Lee Kang Hahn
Name in Latin Alphabet:	Lee Kang Hahn
Nationality:	Republic of Korea
Affiliation:	Academy of Korean Studies

강연자 소개

Current Status

Assistant Professor, Department of Korean History, Academy of Korean Studies (March 2010 - present)

Doctoral Dissertation

Trades between the Goryeo dynasty and the Mongol Yuan Empire, and the Nature of those trades, in the 13th~14th centuries, Doctoral Dissertation, Department of Korean History, Seoul National University, August 2007

Previous Works

• Lee Kang Hahn, "Go'ryeo King Chungseon-wang and Yuan Emperor Wu-tsung, 'Sharing' many policy details in handling monetary difficulties" The Journal of Korean Studies (Dongbang Hakchi) Vol.143, Institute of Korean Studies, Yonsei University, Seoul Korea, September 2008
• Lee Kang Hahn, "Reexamination of the so-called 'Anti-Yuan Reforms' conducted by King Gongmin-wang in 1356" The Journal of Eastern Studies (Daedong Munhwa Yon'gu) Vol.65, Daedong Institute for Korean Studies, The Academy of East Asian Studies, SungKyunKwan University, Seoul Korea, March 2009
• Lee Kang Hahn, "Goryeo Dynasty's Interclass Marriage Laws and its Differences with Yuan Imperial Regulations" The Journal of Korean Studies (Dongbang Hakchi) Vol.150, Institute of Korean Studies, Yonsei University, Seoul Korea, June 2010
• Lee Kang Hahn, "Goryeo King Chungseon-wang’s 1307 attempt to ‘Define the relationship between Military Households and Civilian Supporters, Using Yuan institutions’- A Preliminary discussion of the Military Mobilization Institution of Chungseon-wang’s reign-“ The Journal for the Studies of Korean History (Han'guk-sa Hakpo) Vol.45, The Society for the Studies of Korean history, Korea University, Seoul Korea, November 2011
• Lee Kang Hahn, "Contents & Meaning of the Installation of New Mok/牧 and Bu/府 units in 1308 & 1310 -Study of the Direction King Chungseon-wang took in his efforts to Restructure the Local Gye'su-gwan administration-" The Journal of Korean History (Han'guk-sa Yeon'gu) No.158, The Association for Korean Historical Studies, Seoul Korea, September 2012