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한국사연구회 한국사연구 韓國史硏究 제123호
발행연도
2003.12
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271 - 307 (37page)

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This research examine the custom of repatriation procedure how Japan treated drifting ships or drifters of Joseon around in the period between Japanese invasion of Korea in 1592 and the opening port era, 1876 for approximate 300 years. The custom was the only issue to keep Joseon-Japanese relationship stable at the moment when Joseon-Japanese had come to a standstill several times. Therefore, the custom of repatriation procedure can be interpreted as the occasion that reflected the features of diplomatic system between Joseon and Japan.
Over time from pre-modern age to modern age, there had been a few opportunities of change. They related to the political fluctuation such as the change of regime in Japan. First, exclusive diplomatic privileges of Japan toward Joseon Dynasty became the beginning to cause the stable repatriation procedure after Japanese invasion of Korea in 1592. The procedure in this time consisted of the repatriation via Nagasaki, the repatriation without payment, and repatriation with an envoy basically. This time was when the diplomatic policy concerned about "trust" between Joseon Dynasty and Tokukawa shogunate. Next, there was a meaningful change in the middle of 19th century when the opening ports were started. This change referred to the change of diplomatic policy of Japan after the establishment of new government for Meiji Emperor in 1868, compared to the old diplomatic system under the shougunate. After Meiji government control the reception place for Japan in Busan in 1872, the diplomatic view toward Joseon had changed into the depredated view dramatically. As a result of this change, the repatriation procedure also showed the features, which had unilateral and unequal characteristics. This change was well reflected as the change of repatriation procedure, and the strong protection of Japanese drifting ships in the treaty of amity between Joseon and Japan. However, Japan still kept their repatriation custom without payment, they respect peaceful relationship between Joseon dynasty and Tokukawa shogunate at least. The maintenance of the custom should be interpreted for that Meiji government tried to save some time to make an unequal treaty with Joseon Dynasty following international law, so called "Makkukgongbub". Therefore, we can interpret there was a definite change of diplomatic policy, but there was no collapse between Joseon dynasty and Japan until when they concluded to the unequal treaty of amity in 1876, after the Japanese diplomat Imsanmu's negotiation was stalled with Donglae bu (the civic center of Joseon dynasty). The collapse of diplomatic policy between Joseon dynasty.

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Ⅰ. 머리말
Ⅱ. 전근대 조선인의 일본 표착과 송환관행
Ⅲ. ‘舊對馬藩의 통교대행기’ 조선인의 일본 표착과 송환실태
Ⅳ. ‘倭館침탈기’ 조선인의 일본 표착과 송환관행의 변화
Ⅴ. ‘開港期’ 조선인 표류민 송환체제의 변질
Ⅵ. 맺음말
〈부표 1〉 明治期 이후 조선인의 일본 표착(1868~1888)
〈ABSTRACT〉

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