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General Information ····························································· 1  \n1.1 Target Script for the Proposed Generation Panel  \n1.2 Significant User Communities for the Script  \n1.3 Principal Languages Using the Script  \n1.4 The Basic Rules on the Use of the Script  \n1.5 The Framework Act on the Korean Language  \n1.6 Hanja and Hangeul in the Technical Standards  \n2. Proposed Initial Composition of the Panel ······················· 9  \n2.1 Panel Chair and Members (with Expertise)  \n2.2 KGP Panel Activities  \n2.3 China, Japan and Korea GPs Panel Activities  \n3. Work Plan ··········································································· 12  \n3.1 Suggested Timeline with Significant Milestones  \n3.2 Proposed Schedule of Meetings and Teleconference  \n3.3 Sources of Funding for Travel and Logistics  \n3.4 Need for ICANN Advisors  \n4. References ········································································· 13  \n1. General Information  \n1.1 Target Script for the Proposed Generation Panel  \n(1) Origins of the Korean Language  \nThe origins of the Korean language remains unclear. In the early 20th century, when comparative linguistics prevailed, certain linguists presented a theory according to which Korean belonged to a putative Ural-Altaic language family. This theory was later discredited as others argued that even if Korean originated from the Altaic family, the two were barely inter-related, posing a mystery about the origins of the language. Korean textbooks used in Korean high schools write that \"it is likely that Korean belongs to the same proto-language from which Manchu, Mongolian and Turkish are derived. In other words, it is possibly a member of the Altaic language family. 1) \". Old Korean had two geographically distinct dialects, the North and South Korean dialects, which can be verified in ancient Chinese texts such as Sanguozhi (三國志) (The Records of Three Kingdoms) and Hou Han Shu (後漢書)  \n(The History of the Later Han) .  \n(2) Old Korean  \nFrom a linguistic perspective, Korean can be classified into three groups: Old Korean, Middle Korean, and Modern Korean.  \nOld Korean refers to the Korean language that was used from the Three Kingdoms Period to the Unified Shilla Period, and whose use during this time can be verified in various ancient records. The unification of the three kingdoms by the Shilla Dynasty led to the consolidation of the dialects of the three kingdoms into the dialect of the conqueror Shilla. At that time, there was no writing system in Korea, and hanja or adapted Chinese characters were used instead to stand for Korean words. Chinese characters were used to denote the meaning or to represent the sound of Korean words in such writing systems as idu, hyangchal, or gugyeol, all of which remained in use until the end of the Modern Korean era. A Korean high-school textbook writes, \"During this period, people spoke Korean, but there was no writing system. People had to use Chinese characters for the purpose of writing, which is vastly different in terms of structure and syntax.2)  \n1) Kim Jungshin, Section 3 of High School Korean II, The Past and Present of the Korean Language and the Writing System, taken from the website of Kyohaksa, \u003C [http://www.kyohak.co.kr/2014textbooks/h_kor1.html](http://www.kyohak.co.kr/2014textbooks/h_kor1.html) >  \n2) Kim Jungshin, Section 3 of High School Korean II, The Past and Present of the Korean Language and the Writing System,, taken from the website of Kyohaksa, \u003C [http://www.kyohak.co.kr/2014textbooks/h_kor1.html](http://www.kyohak.co.kr/2014textbooks/h_kor1.html) >  \n(3) Middle Korean  \nMiddle Korean was the language used from the early 10th century, when the Goryeo Dynasty was founded, until the end of the 16th century when Japan invaded Korea. Unlike Old Korean, Middle Korean was largely consolidated and standardized. Middle Korean is divided again into two p","cbCaioWYqhHGBe0C","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaioWYqhHGBe0C","pdf",239642,15,"English","# General Information\n## Target Script for the Proposed Generation Panel\n## Proposed Initial Composition of the Panel\n## Work Plan\n# References","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the proposed Korean Generation Panel to ICANN?\",\"answer\":\"It is proposed to support ICANN through development and governance of a Korean generation script, including rules for its use and related language standards covering Hanja and Hangeul.\"},{\"question\":\"Which major language periods of Korean are discussed in the proposal?\",\"answer\":\"The proposal explains Korean origins and classifies Korean into three groups: Old Korean, Middle Korean, and Modern Korean, describing how writing systems and social usage evolved across those periods.\"},{\"question\":\"What elements are included in the panel’s proposed work plan?\",\"answer\":\"The work plan includes a suggested timeline with milestones, a schedule of meetings and teleconferences, funding sources for travel and logistics, and the need for ICANN advisors.\"}]","Proposal for Korean Generation Panel to ICANN - Work Plan - January 21, 2016 | PDF",1790640558,38]