1104
1104 — Korea: 여진 1차정벌 실패, 별무반 설립 / China: The Taixue allows enrollment from poor families for an admission fee of 2,000 cash, roughly 4 months of income for a low wage farmer, or 15 percent of monthly salary for a low official
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| KoreaGoryeo 918–1392 | ChinaSong dynasty 960–1271 | JapanHeian period 794–1185 | United States |
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- 여진 1차정벌 실패, 별무반 설립KO
- 윤관(尹瓘)이 별무반(別武班)을 설립하여, 복례(僕隷)에 이르기까지 말이 있는 자는 신기(神騎), 말이 없는 자는 신보(神步) 등으로 삼음KO
- 윤관(尹瓘)의 건의로 신기군(神騎軍), 신보군(神步軍), 항마군(降魔軍)으로 편성된 별무반(別武班)을 창설함.KO
- 1102해동통보(海東通寶) 15,000관(貫)을 주조하여 관리들과 군인들에게 나누어 줌. 이어서 삼한통보(三韓通寶), 삼한중보(三韓重寶), 해동중보(海東重寶)도 발행
- 1102해동통보 발행
- 1105고려 예종 즉위
- 1106서해도(西海道)의 유주(儒州), 안악(安岳), 장연(長淵)을 비롯하여 전국 각지에서 유민이 발생하자 감무관(監務官)을 파견하여 정착시킴
| - The Taixue allows enrollment from poor families for an admission fee of 2,000 cash, roughly 4 months of income for a low wage farmer, or 15 percent of monthly salary for a low official
- Song court mandates public cemeteries for the destitute
- Song occupation of Tsongkha: Song annexes Tsongkha
- 1102Cai Jing suggests that the best graduates of the Taixue should be selected for appointment without having to take the imperial examinations and that the examinations themselves should be replaced by a reformed education system; his ideas are ultimately rejected
- 1102The Song court mandates the construction of Security and Relief clinics in every prefecture
- 1103The Yingzao Fashi was published.
- 1103Song occupation of Tsongkha: Song dynasty invades Tsongkha and Western Xia
- 1103Public pharmacies are extended from Kaifeng to the circuits
- 1103Earliest recorded references to foot binding
- 1105Reports of embezzlement relating to the public welfare initiatives start rolling in
- 1106Song occupation of Tsongkha: Song dynasty and Western Xia end hostilities and the war ends inconclusively
- 1106Graduates of the prefectural examinations are reduced to 3% of candidates
| - No events recorded for this year
| covered from 1607 |