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Choi, Ik-hyun is a representative scholar of the Hwase School in the late of the Joseon Dynasty. Choi, Ik-hyun put forth an appeal to the king Gojong requesting that the 5 enemies should be subjugated when the Protectrate Treaty between Korea and Japan in November, 1905, and in December, 1905, he held a lecturing rally at Kwolri-sa at Noseong. Choi, Ik-hyun announced a manifesto at Museong lecture hall at Taein and induced the righteous army to rise up.
900 righteous army assembled just in a week after the righteous soldiers started to assemble at the area of Jeongeup and Sunchang. They requisitioned firearm, gunpowder and military funds while going around each county. Taein Righteous Army carried out military training using the temples such as Naejangsa Temple at Jeongeup, and Guamsa Temple at Soonchang.
At the news of Taein Righteous Army activities, the Jeonju governor Han, Jinchang attacked the righteous army while leading his army together with Soonchang county governor Lee, Keon-young. The head of the righteous army, Choi, Ik-hyun persuaded Yim, Byeongchan to join the fight for the royal forces, but after Choi, Ik-hyun realized that their counterpart was royal forces and disbanded the righteous army saying that it"s impossible to fight with the same race and finally Choi, Ik-hyun was arrested together with "12 patriotic martyrs" by the royal forces. The Japanese Empire sentenced an banishment and sent them to Daemado.
Choi, Ik-hyun resisted the compulsion of the chief guard of Daemado with fasting when he forced Choi, Ik-hyun to wear black clothes and bobbed hair. Yim, Byeongchan and Hongju righteous soldier also joined Choi, Ik-hyun"s protest by going through with hunger strike, finally causing the chief guard to recant his order. However, Choi, Ik-hyun finally sacrificed his life for his country at the exile at the end of that year. Though Choi, Ik-hyun finally died for his country at Daemado after disbanding the righteous army in order to avoid the fight with the royal forces, his "righteous army uprising" had a great influence on raising the righteous army"s uprising on a national scale.
900 righteous army assembled just in a week after the righteous soldiers started to assemble at the area of Jeongeup and Sunchang. They requisitioned firearm, gunpowder and military funds while going around each county. Taein Righteous Army carried out military training using the temples such as Naejangsa Temple at Jeongeup, and Guamsa Temple at Soonchang.
At the news of Taein Righteous Army activities, the Jeonju governor Han, Jinchang attacked the righteous army while leading his army together with Soonchang county governor Lee, Keon-young. The head of the righteous army, Choi, Ik-hyun persuaded Yim, Byeongchan to join the fight for the royal forces, but after Choi, Ik-hyun realized that their counterpart was royal forces and disbanded the righteous army saying that it"s impossible to fight with the same race and finally Choi, Ik-hyun was arrested together with "12 patriotic martyrs" by the royal forces. The Japanese Empire sentenced an banishment and sent them to Daemado.
Choi, Ik-hyun resisted the compulsion of the chief guard of Daemado with fasting when he forced Choi, Ik-hyun to wear black clothes and bobbed hair. Yim, Byeongchan and Hongju righteous soldier also joined Choi, Ik-hyun"s protest by going through with hunger strike, finally causing the chief guard to recant his order. However, Choi, Ik-hyun finally sacrificed his life for his country at the exile at the end of that year. Though Choi, Ik-hyun finally died for his country at Daemado after disbanding the righteous army in order to avoid the fight with the royal forces, his "righteous army uprising" had a great influence on raising the righteous army"s uprising on a national scale.
목차
1. 머리말
2. 定山이주와 門人양성
3. 泰仁義兵봉기와 對馬島유배
4. 맺는말
부록 : 林秉瓚과 內野運의 필담내용
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