Add to ORKGHayashi family, which started from Hayashi Razan (林羅山、1583-1657), continuously served as leading delegation of Japanese intellectuals until 1811, the rupture of Japan-Korean relations. Because of being assigned for making the documents on Korean foreign policy, members of Hayashi family were frequently mentioned in Korean documents. Through closely investigating these documents, such as the Envoys travel accounts to the Japan (使行録), we could not only reveal the true state of the recognition of Korean side toward Hayashi family, but also how it changed with the Japan-Korea relations
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明治時代の政治家である伊藤博文(1841-1909)と家族を映したものとされる｡顎髭をのばした風貌と姿からは晩年の写真と思われる｡明治38年(1905)韓国統監となる頃か｡This is appare...
In 1727, the first academy on Korean Language was built in Tchushima, Japan. The builder was Hoshu A...
Ever since Korea and Japan established kingdoms in the 6th century, both countries greatly influence...
It was around 1904, after they have won Russo-Japanese War that the Japanese began to talk about ass...
In the midst of domestic confusion caused by the Korean government policy of modernization, the 1881...
Even now, more than 140 years after the conclusion of the Japan-Korea Treaty in 1876, there is no wa...
This doctoral thesis presents a historical study of the diplomatic exchanges between the Japanese an...
From 1712, during the Qing dynasty, China began to investigate the course of the Tumen River running...
The Chosun dynasty in the Nation-opening period did not have any channels to secure Western cultural...
In the period from the sixteenth century to the eighteenth century, East Asia witnessed changes in t...
Korean envoys were sent on 12 occasions to the Tokugawa administration during the Edo period. Today,...
With the outbreak of Russo-Japanese Wars in 1904, Japan continued to promise Korea that they would g...
During the 17th-19th century, both the Joseon and the Edo Shogunate reinforced a National Seclusion ...
This paper examined the historical process to establish Japanology in Joseon during the late 18th-ce...
From the mid-17th century on, as Korea’s diplomatic relations became limited to those with China and...
明治時代の政治家である伊藤博文(1841-1909)と家族を映したものとされる｡顎髭をのばした風貌と姿からは晩年の写真と思われる｡明治38年(1905)韓国統監となる頃か｡This is appare...
In 1727, the first academy on Korean Language was built in Tchushima, Japan. The builder was Hoshu A...
Ever since Korea and Japan established kingdoms in the 6th century, both countries greatly influence...
It was around 1904, after they have won Russo-Japanese War that the Japanese began to talk about ass...
In the midst of domestic confusion caused by the Korean government policy of modernization, the 1881...
Even now, more than 140 years after the conclusion of the Japan-Korea Treaty in 1876, there is no wa...
This doctoral thesis presents a historical study of the diplomatic exchanges between the Japanese an...
From 1712, during the Qing dynasty, China began to investigate the course of the Tumen River running...
The Chosun dynasty in the Nation-opening period did not have any channels to secure Western cultural...
In the period from the sixteenth century to the eighteenth century, East Asia witnessed changes in t...