Map of the Great Eastern Land (Daedongyeojido) created during the Joseon Dynasty. Daedongyeojido: The largest-scale woodblock map in Korean history, produced in 1861 by Kim Jeong-ho. Features: Although it is over 160 years old, the positions of mountains, rivers, towns, and castles are depicted with remarkable accuracy. Historical Value: It was a practical map that was widely distributed to the common people through woodblock printing. A detailed map covering the entire Korean peninsula. - Title: Daedongheung Map - Description: A pamphlet containing information about the map's creation. - Map Contents: A detailed map of the entire Korean peninsula. Size: 25cm x 40cm Suitable for academic research, and framing it will make your room academic and stylish. Shipped immediately and anonymously via Yu-Yu Mercari mail from Shibuya-ku, Tokyo.