Rethinking of Joseon’s Transition to Modern Times in the Late Joseon Dynasty: Focusing on Chinese-Style Architecture Manifested in the Joseon Dynasty in the 19th Century

This study aims to find Chinese-style buildings and architectural factors manifested in those by paying attention centered on used the palaces royal family houses Joseon Korea during 19th century. Although influences of Qing late Dynasty have been researched history studies, anthropology, literature, research architecture is greatly lacking. However, latter part Joseon, changes recognition culture China resulted demonstrable features some buildings, such as use bricks, Gyeongsan Jibung, Gwonbung Jeonchug Bagpung, Wonchang, Siheyuan, Yeongjocheok. Those elements, however, appeared only particular aristocratic class who maintained contacts with Qing. was performed through field Korean Chinese related diverse literature review primary historical materials. The absorption foreign styles, especially style, presumed alleviated cultural shock that occurred process accommodating western after country opened.