In the Koryo dynasty started to spread on the Korean peninsula wear a chignon, ordered by the King of martyrs ' Korean national wear Mongolia suits, left Mongolia bun (disseminated). Later the Emperor Li Chenggui established Korean dynasty of Korea (Lee of Korea), adopted the "men drop women do not drop" policy, men restored Han women "Mongolian and Han parallel" and later developed into "Add wig" style.
Pure women's Inga heavy wig broke his neck when the progenitor to death, revocation of Royal family married women only in the Palace and the provisions of nvguan must be wearing a wig, and prohibited from plus wig only in wedding suits, court dress (dressed in uniforms or not Pei plus wig), prostitutes in fresh clothes to wear.
In the Lee of Korea prior to the medium-term, a married woman, prostitute, senior nvguan (Shang Gong) will also make wear a wig. Palace women and woman dresses, nvguan uniform and wig are also die of paper, from wig styles can be difference between levels. Add wig is also the identity, a symbol of wealth, the rich, aristocratic women and prostitutes wig can be large, and later developed a call to Palace "I raise my eyes to beauty" (?? ) Of wood leave the scalloped hammerhead, on significant days plus in the plus on the wig.
Later women's growing and wig, forming atmosphere of luxury, more women's Inga heavy wig broke his neck after death, yongjo of Korea have been ordered to reduce the Palace and wig wigs for each, and negotiate with qunchen replaced by Corolla plus wig, but has not reached a consensus. He adopted Confucian scholars after Horst Sund wig of Yang-ban, ordered the ban on women and wig, head wear is called clusters (?? ) The small Corolla. British ancestral Palace and women disabled in 33 years and wig which only allowed civilians and Dalit women wig. Married women only later the braids into a bun and hairpins on the plug and not wearing a wig. Prostitutes are still popular to wear plus wig. At a later stage, official wife, Royal lineage of women wearing shirts (a small dress),
Orignal From: History of Korean wig
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