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  • His name was Ch'on Sang-pyong.
  • BACK TO HEAVEN: Poems by Ch'on Sang-pyong.
  • Since January 2011, he has been president of the Royal Asiatic Society s Korea branch.
  • Joseon

    1392–1897 Korean dynasty

    For other uses, see Joseon (disambiguation).

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    BACK TO HEAVEN: Poems by Ch'on Sang-pyong

    Translated by Brother Anthony of Taize and Young-Moo Kim
    Copyright 1995 by Brother Anthony

    Published by Cornell East Asia Series and UNESCO Publishing (Paris) 1995

    Cornell University, 140 Uris Hall, Ithaca, NY 14853-7601, USA

    ISBN (paperback) 1-885445-77-6

    Also available in a bilingual edition published by DapGae (Seoul) and Cornell East Asia Series in 1996 (now in its 18th reprint)


    Rivers

    The way rivers all flow into the sea
    is not the only reason I've been weeping
    all day long
    up on the hill.

    It's not the only reason I've been blooming
    in longing like a sunflower
    all night long
    up on the hill.

    The reason I'm weeping for sorrow like an animal
    up on the hill
    is not only because of the way
    rivers all just flow into the sea.



    Back to Heaven

    I'll go back to heaven again.
    Hand in hand with the dew
    that melts at a touch of the dawning day,

    I'll go back to heaven again.
    With the dusk, together, just we two,
    at a sign from a cloud after playing on the slopes

    I'll go back to heaven again.
    At the end of my outing to this beautiful world
    I'll go back and say: It was beautiful. . . .


    Song of a small tomb
    - One autumn day, 1970

    Father and mother lie
    in the family burial plot at home

    I'm all o

    Joseon
    조선


    고려국
    (1392–1393)
    高麗國
    조선국
    (1393–1894)
    朝鮮國
    대조선국
    (1894–1897)
    大朝鮮國

    Royal Seal

    Territory of Joseon after King Sejong's conquest of Jurchens in 1433 (with current borders)

    StatusTributary relations with the Ming and Qing
    (1401–1895)a

    Qing intervention
    (1882–1894)a[3][4]
    Japanese intervention
    (1894–1896)
    CapitalMain:
    Hanseong
    (now Seoul) (1394–1399/1405–1897)
    Temporary:
    Gaegyeong
    (1392–1394/1399–1405)
    Official languagesMiddle Korean,
    Early Modern Korean,
    Classical Chinese[5][6]: 243, 329 [7]: 74 (literary Chinese or Hanmun in Korean)
    Religion Confucianism
    (state ideology),
    Buddhism,
    Shamanism,
    Taoism,
    Christianity
    (recognized in 1886)
    Demonym(s)Korean
    GovernmentAbsolute monarchy[8]
    King 

    • 1392–1398

    Taejo (first)

    • 1864–1897

    Gojong (last)
    Chief State Councillor[note 1] 

    • 1392

    Bae Geuk-ryeom (first)

    • 1894–1898

    Kim Byeong-si (last)
    LegislatureNone (rule by decree) (until 1894)
    Jungchuwon [ko](from 1894)
    History