1392- 1910 Choson Korea
King T’aejo unified Korea. He & his dynasty adapted the Chinese model of statutes (administrative rules) and criminal code. Confucian, Neo-Confucian (late 14th century) and Buddhist philosophy were underlying influences
The Spirit of Korean Law : Korean legal history in context by 
The Annals of King T'aejo : founder of Korea's Chosŏn Dynasty by 
Law and Custom in Korea: comparative legal history by 
The Confucian Transformation of Korea : a study of society and ideology by 1910 - 1940s Colonial rule by Japan
Japan's rule brought with it the influence of the German tradition of Roman law.
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