In its second half its power waned and it became known as the Hermit Kingdom, during which time its soldiers notably burned a U.S. ship at Keupsa Gate.
Under its rule, women had to acknowledge their husband, son, and father as their "three lords" and often kept a chastity dagger. Catholics living in this empire's borders were often known as "potters" after having turned to pottery following the Chesa controversy and the resultant Catholic pogroms. Under its greatest ruler, its fleet of Turtle ships grew and the establishment of hangul, the national alphabet, took place. In its second half its power waned and it became known as the Hermit Kingdom, during which time its soldiers notably burned a U.S. ship at Keupsa Gate. Reaching its zenith under Sejong, it was founded by Taejo on the remnants of the Goryeo kingdom. For 10 points, name this dynasty in power from 1392 to 1910 on the Korean Peninsula.
Under its rule, women had to acknowledge their husband, son, and father as their "three lords" and often kept a chastity dagger.
Joseon or Chosun or Yi Dynasty