Dongguk Yeoji Seungnam is a historical map of Korea created during the Joseon Dynasty. Compiled in 1861, it is notable for its detailed representation of the geography, administrative divisions, and cultural landmarks of the time. The map serves as an important resource for understanding the historical landscape of Korea. The name translates to "Geographical Map of the East," reflecting its focus on the eastern regions of the Korean Peninsula. Dongguk Yeoji Seungnam is recognized for its artistic quality and accuracy, making it a valuable artifact for historians and researchers studying Korea's past.