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Why are there so many people named Kim, Yi, and Pak? First,
it's important to note that Korea with only 250 surnames, and 21% named Kim is
truly unusual in the world of nations -- by contrast Japan has over 100,000
different surnames! To ascertain the reason, we will look at many
documents and evidences, such as jokbo, and inheritance documents, and
historical events. We will conclude that Korea's long dynasties, and
peaceful history (yes!, peaceful history) is the best explanation. There
was never the chaos necessary to destroy the ruling elite of Seorabeol that
still dominates Korea today -- Kim, Yi and Pak, descendants of Kim Alji, the
Seorabeol Yi-ssi, and Pak Hyeokgeose. And thus we will have an new
perspective on Korean history -- not the war-torn, much invaded narrative
commonly heard in Korea today that is the product of the tumultuous 20th
century. But taking a long view, Korea's civilian traditions; long,
stable dynasties, and smooth transitions from dynasty to dynasty we see Korea
in a new light, like that of the frog that comes out of the well.
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