Kurah-yi Shumālī (Majmū'ah-yi tārīkh-i jahān): Persian 1401

Today, North Korea is known as a mysterious and mysterious country. More so because no information about it leaks out and the life of its people is severely limited, and this has aroused everyone's curiosity to know about it. But knowing Korea today is not possible without knowing its history and past. The history of Korea emerges from legends and by passing through the historical era of kingdoms and dynasties, it reaches the contemporary era, which is connected with the Kim family: the "family of leaders" who have been ruling North Korea with power and dominance for more than half a century. Throughout history, the Korean peninsula has been the origin of various clans, kingdoms, and dynasties, and its culture and history have been formed in interaction with neighboring nations and countries. In this book, after reviewing the history of this country and the royal dynasties that ruled it, Elinor Bradshaw reaches the contemporary world. It examines the powerful Kim family and provides information about the lives of Korean citizens.