Chaoxian Lichao shilu zhong de Zhongguo shiliao 朝鮮李朝實錄中的中國史料 (Excerpts on China from the Veritable Records of the Yi Dynasty of Korea)....Important additional sources on the early history of the Manchus. Cf. Wilkinson, Chinese history, a manual, p. 770.
N.B. Former LC subdivision: Yi dynasty, 1392-1910 is now Chosŏn dynasty, 1392-1910. Alternate romanizations: Joseon, Chosen, Chosun dynasty, 1392-1910.

Contents:
1. Gongmin Wang 3 nian jiawu (Yuan Zhizheng 14 nian, 1354) qi Shizong 20 nian wuwu (Ming Zhengtong 3 nian, 1438) zhi -- 2. Shizong 21 nian jiwei (Ming Zhengtong 4 nian, 1439) qi Yanshan Jun 12 nian bingyin (Ming Zhengde yuannian, 1506) zhi -- 3. Zhongzong yuannian bingyin (Ming Zhengde yuannian, 1506) qi Zhongzong 33 nian wuxu (Ming Jiajing 17 nian, 1538) zhi -- 4. Zhongzong 34 nian jihai (Ming Jiajing 18 nian, 1539) qi Xuanzu 26 nian guisi (Ming Wanli 21 nian, 1593) 2 yue zhi -- 5. Xuanzu 26 nian guisi (Ming Wanli 21 nian, 1593) 3 yue qi Xuanzu 27 nian jiawu (Ming Wanli 22 nian, 1594) zhi -- 6. Xuanzu 28 nian yiwei (Ming Wanli 23 nian, 1595) qi Xuanzu 30 nian dingyou (Ming Wanli 25 nian, 1597) zhi -- 7. Xuanzu 31 nian wuxu (Ming Wanli 26 nian, 1598) qi Guanghai Jun 10 nian wuwu (Ming Wanli 46 nian, 1618) 6 yue zhi -- 8. Guanghai Jun 10 nian wuwu (Ming Wanli 46 nian, 1618) 7 yue qi Renzu 5 nian dingmao (Ming Tianqi 7 nian, 1627) zhi -- 9. Renzu 6 nian wuchen ( Ming Chongzhen yuannian, 1628) qi Xianzong 15 nian jiayin (Qing Kangxi 13 nian, 1674) zhi -- 10. Suzong yuannian yimao (Qing Kangxi 14 nian, 1675) qi Suzong 46 nian gengzi (Qing Kangxi 59 nian, 1720) zhi.

1. 恭愍王3年甲午(元至正14年, 1354)起 世宗20年戊午(明正統3年, 1438)止 -- 2. 世宗21年己未(明正統4年, 1439)起 燕山君年丙寅(明正德元年, 1506)止 -- 3. 中宗元年丙寅(明正德元年, 1506)起 中宗33年戊戌(明嘉靖17年, 1538)止 -- 4. 中宗34年己亥(明嘉靖18年, 1539)起 宣祖26年癸巳(明萬曆21年, 1593)2月止 -- 5. 宣祖26年癸巳(明萬曆21年, 1593)3月起 宣祖27年甲午(明萬曆22年, 1594)止 -- 6. 宣祖28年乙未(明萬曆23年, 1595)起 宣祖30年丁酉(明萬曆25年, 1597)止 -- 7. 宣祖31年戊戌(明萬曆26年, 1598)起 光海君10年戊午(明萬曆46年, 1618)6月止 -- 8. 光海君10年戊午(明萬曆46年, 1618)7月起 仁祖5年丁卯(明天啓7年, 1627)止 -- 9. 仁祖6年戊辰(明崇禎元年, 1628)起 顯宗15年甲寅(淸康熙13年, 1674)止 -- 10. 肅宗元年乙卯(淸康熙14年, 1675)起 肅宗46年庚子(淸康熙59年, 1720)止.

1-19. Yŏndaegi -- 20-21. Oryeŭi I-II -- 22-23. Akpo I-II -- 24-25. Chiriji I-II -- 26. Ch'ilchŏngsan (naep'yŏn) I -- 27-28. Ch'ilchŏngsan (oep'yŏn) II-III -- 29. Yŏndaegi saegin -- 30. Chiriji saegin.
1-19. 연대기 -- 20-21. 오례의 I-II -- 22-23. 악보 I-II -- 24-25. 지리지 I-II -- 26. 칠정산(내편) I -- 27-28. 칠정산(외편) II-III -- 29. 연대기색인 -- 30. 지리지색인.

The Diary of 1636 : the Second Manchu Invasion of Korea /  Na Man'gap ; translated and with an Introduction by George Kallander.

Translation of: Pyŏngjarok  丙子錄
Includes bibliographical references and index.

Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Dramatis Personae -- Translator's Note -- Early Complications -- Daily Records After Urgent Reports from the Frontier -- Record of Loyalists Everywhere -- Kanghwa Island Records -- Records of Several People Who Rejected Peace Negotiations and Died of Righteousness -- Miscellaneous Notes Concerning What Happened After the Upheaval -- Record of Ch'ŏngŭm's Slandering -- Humiliation Received from the Qing -- Glossary of Names, Terms, and Places -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index

"Early in the seventeenth century, Northeast Asian politics hung in a delicate balance among the Chosŏn dynasty in Korea, the Ming in China, and the Manchu. When a Chosŏn faction realigned Korea with the Ming, the Manchu attacked in 1627 and again a decade later, shattering the Chosŏn-Ming alliance and forcing Korea to support the newly founded Qing dynasty. The Korean scholar-official Na Man'gap (1592-1642) recorded the second Manchu invasion in his Diary of 1636, the only first-person account chronicling the dramatic Korean resistance to the attack. Partly composed as a narrative of quotidian events during the siege of Namhan Mountain Fortress, where Na sought refuge with the king and other officials, the diary recounts Korean opposition to Manchu and Mongol forces and the eventual surrender. Na describes military campaigns along the northern and western regions of the country, the capture of the royal family, and the Manchu treatment of prisoners, offering insights into debates about Confucian loyalty and the conduct of women that took place in the war's aftermath. His work sheds light on such issues as Confucian statecraft, military decision making, and ethnic interpretations of identity in the seventeenth century. Translated from literary Chinese into English for the first time, the diary illuminates a traumatic moment for early modern Korean politics and society. George Kallander's critical introduction and extensive annotations place The Diary of 1636 in its historical, political, and military context."-- Provided by publisher.

Local access dig.pdf. [Na Man-gap-Diary of 1636.pdf]

Asami edition of Pyŏngjarok 丙子錄 on Internet Archive:  Pyŏngjarok 丙子錄

Yŏjidosŏ  여지도서 =  輿地圖書  / Mun Yong-sik yŏkchu  문 용식 역주.

Includes index.
Includes reprint of original text with pages numbered in opposite directions.
Text in Korean (Hanmun) and Korean.

1. 강도부 = 江都府 -- 2-3. 경기도, I-II = 京畿道, I-II -- 4. 경기도 보유 = 京畿道 補遺 -- 5. 경조 보유 = 京兆 補遺 -- 6-7. 송도 보유, I-II = 松道 補遺, I-II -- 8-13. 충청도, I-VI = 忠淸道, I-VI -- 14. 충청도 보유 = 忠淸道 補遺 -- 15-17. 강원도, I-III = 江原道, I-III -- 18-22. 평안도, I-V = 平安道, I-V -- 23-26. 황해도, I-IV = 黃海道, I-IV -- 27-30. 함경도, I-IV = 咸鏡道, I-IV -- 31-40. 경상도, I-X = 慶尚道, I-X -- 41-43. 경상도 보유, I-III = 慶尚道 補遺, I-III -- 44-47. 전라도, I-IV = 全羅道, I-IV -- 48-50. 전라도 보유, I-III = 全羅道 補遺 , I-III.

1. Kangdo-bu = Kangdo-bu -- 2-3. Kyŏnggi-do, I-II = Kyŏnggi-do, I-II -- 4. Kyŏnggi-do poyu = Kyŏnggi-do poyu -- 5. Kyŏngjo poyu = Kyŏngjo poyu -- 6-7. Songdo poyu, I-II = Songdo poyu, I-II -- 8-13. Ch'ungch'ŏng-do, I-VI = Ch'ungch'ŏng-do, I-VI -- 14. Ch'ungch'ŏng-do poyu = Ch'ungch'ŏng-do poyu -- 15-17. Kangwŏn-do, I-III = Kangwŏn-do, I-III -- 18-22. P'yŏngan-do, I-V = P'yŏngan-do, I-V -- 23-26. Hwanghae-do, I-IV = Hwanghae-do, I-IV -- 27-30. Hamgyŏng-do, I-IV = Hamgyŏng-do, I-IV -- 31-40. Kyŏngsang-do, I-X = Kyŏngsang-do, I-X -- 41-43. Kyŏngsang-do poyu, I-III = Kyŏngsang-do poyu, I-III -- 44-47. Chŏlla-do, I-IV = Chŏlla-do, I-IV -- 48-50. Chŏlla-do poyu, I-III = Chŏlla-do poyu, I-III.