저자의 연구 키워드

저자의 연구 키워드

#‘구원군’

#‘끼여 있는 존재’

#‘만세불공의 원수’

#‘점령군’

#‘salvation army’

#‘the situation sandwiched between the Chinese continent and the Japanese archipelago’

#“country of courtesy”

#“country of virtues”

#“defense base”

#“the eternal enemy”

#가도(Gado island)

#광해군

#'구원군'

#군량 보급

#金誠一

#亂政

#대일인식

#도망병 作變

#도망병 解送

#동아시아적 시각

#명군 도망병

#모문룡(Mao Wen-lung)

#무비

#문약

#문화적 우월감

#벽제전투 패전(the defeat in Byeokje battle)

#병자호란

#병자호란(Manchu's invasion in 1636)

#北虜南倭

#士林

#선조

#宣祖

#속방

#속환

#施文用

#신국

#알탄

#葉靖國

#委官 李承寵

#委官 李承寵

#銀

#의병

#이순신

#이여송(Lee Ru-sung)

#일본인식

#임진왜란

#임진왜란(Japanese invasion in 1592)평양전투(the victory of Peongyang battle)

#자존심

#재조지은

#재조지은('Chaejochieun' : an inestimable boon of Ming which saved Chosun on the brink of ruin)

#전쟁 기억

#전쟁 체험

#'점령군'

#정묘호란

#정한론

#조선선후사의

#尊明意識

#주회인

#중국인식

#직할통치

#직할통치론

#借重之計

#청일전쟁

#覇政

#포로

#風水 術士

#風水術士

#피로인

#bailment of captives

#captives' problems

#Chaoxianshanhoushiyi

#Cho Kwang Jo

#demands to timely supply provisons

#developing silver mines

#differentiating 'the right' from 'the wrong

#East Asian perspective

#gunpowder and poison

#Imjin War

#Japanese invasion in 1592~1598

#Japanese pirates

#Kim-Sung-il

#King Seonjo

#Koreans’ respect for Ming China

#Leerusong

#Literati

#Manchu's invasion of Korea in 1627

#Manchu's invasion of Korea in 1636

#memories of the war

#Ming Army deserters

#mutual perceptions

#overcoming effeminacy

#putting money into circulation

#sense of pride

#'silver

#the “most loyal subjectnation” to the Ming Dynasty

#the captives who escaped Qing

#the Imjin War

#The Imjin War (the Japanese Disturbance of Imjin)

#the Later Jin invasion of Joseon

#the means of “an ass in lion’s skin”

#the prince Gwanghae

#the self-defense force and military occupiers

#the view of worshipping Ming dynasty

#the way Koreans viewed Japan

#to deploy troops composed of deserters

#to keep geomancers

#to use deserters who have talents to make weapons

#upgrading military equipment

#war experience

#Yanghao

#Yi Sunsin:militias