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Almost right after Japan"s Invasion of Joseon in 1592 ended, Japan requested the resumption of diplomatic relationships between the two countries, but the anti-Japanese sentiment among the Joseon people was too strong to allow the resumption.
Tokugawa Ieyasu asked Joseon to resume its diplomatic relationships with Japan through the Tsushima Island after the Sekigahara battle, but Joseon refused his request. Then Tsushima demanded reconciliation, proposing the return of captives and spreading a rumor about re-invasion. Joseon was not able to easily take a position because it could not clearly determine whether there-invasion rumor was true and the request for the resumption of diplomatic relationships between the two countries was the intention of Ieyasu. However, it ended up dispatching Yu Jeong(惟政) as Tamjeoksa(探賊使) to Tsushimain 1604, giving in to its repeated requests. Yu Jeong met with Ieyasu in Edo and agreed on the restoration principles of diplomatic relationships between the two countries, but Ieyasu did not send the credentials and accordingly prevented the formal diplomatic relationships from being formed between the two countries.
After that, Tsushima continued to make requests for resuming diplomatic relationships between the two countries. Joseon asked for Ieyasu"s credentials and subpoena on the robbers of Seonreung(宣陵) and Jeongreung(靖陵),finally its requests were metby Japan.Even though there was doubts on the authenticity of the credentials and the robbers, Joseon restored its diplomatic relationships with Japan by dispatching Hoidapgyeomsoehwansa(回答兼刷還使) in 1607.
Joseon decided to resume its diplomatic relationships with Japan because it had to focus on the defense on its northern border with the growing Jurchen state as well as post-war restoration efforts. In addition, Joseon people grew favorable to Japan, especially Ieyasu, which played a critical rolein the resumption. King Seonjo(宣祖) regarded Japan as an equal of Joseon unlike his perception before the war and exhibited a friendly attitude to Ieyasu.The envoys of Joseon dispatched to Japan were also friendly to Ieyasu and his son Tokugawa Hidetada, and Ieyasu and Hidetada treated them well, too.
The international order was changing around Ming Dynasty after Japan"s invasion of Joseon in 1592. In China, Ming Dynasty was being replaced by Qing Dynasty. In Japan, the Toyotomi Hideyoshi feudal government was replaced by the Ieyasu feudal government. In those changing international situations, Joseon needed a different diplomatic ideology from before the war in order to make active responses to them and thus treated Japan in a more equal position than before the war.
Tokugawa Ieyasu asked Joseon to resume its diplomatic relationships with Japan through the Tsushima Island after the Sekigahara battle, but Joseon refused his request. Then Tsushima demanded reconciliation, proposing the return of captives and spreading a rumor about re-invasion. Joseon was not able to easily take a position because it could not clearly determine whether there-invasion rumor was true and the request for the resumption of diplomatic relationships between the two countries was the intention of Ieyasu. However, it ended up dispatching Yu Jeong(惟政) as Tamjeoksa(探賊使) to Tsushimain 1604, giving in to its repeated requests. Yu Jeong met with Ieyasu in Edo and agreed on the restoration principles of diplomatic relationships between the two countries, but Ieyasu did not send the credentials and accordingly prevented the formal diplomatic relationships from being formed between the two countries.
After that, Tsushima continued to make requests for resuming diplomatic relationships between the two countries. Joseon asked for Ieyasu"s credentials and subpoena on the robbers of Seonreung(宣陵) and Jeongreung(靖陵),finally its requests were metby Japan.Even though there was doubts on the authenticity of the credentials and the robbers, Joseon restored its diplomatic relationships with Japan by dispatching Hoidapgyeomsoehwansa(回答兼刷還使) in 1607.
Joseon decided to resume its diplomatic relationships with Japan because it had to focus on the defense on its northern border with the growing Jurchen state as well as post-war restoration efforts. In addition, Joseon people grew favorable to Japan, especially Ieyasu, which played a critical rolein the resumption. King Seonjo(宣祖) regarded Japan as an equal of Joseon unlike his perception before the war and exhibited a friendly attitude to Ieyasu.The envoys of Joseon dispatched to Japan were also friendly to Ieyasu and his son Tokugawa Hidetada, and Ieyasu and Hidetada treated them well, too.
The international order was changing around Ming Dynasty after Japan"s invasion of Joseon in 1592. In China, Ming Dynasty was being replaced by Qing Dynasty. In Japan, the Toyotomi Hideyoshi feudal government was replaced by the Ieyasu feudal government. In those changing international situations, Joseon needed a different diplomatic ideology from before the war in order to make active responses to them and thus treated Japan in a more equal position than before the war.
목차
1. 머리말
2. 일본의 국교재개 요청
3. 조선의 探賊使 파견
4. 국교재개와 德川家康 인식
5. 맺음말
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