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投稿者： i_am_not_ill 投稿日時： 2010/06/10 05:39 投稿番号： [167862 / 230347]
・中央集権国家歴、明治維新以降のたった百数十年の倭島。
・完全なる官僚組織の歴史、明治維新以降のたった百数十年の倭島。
・儒教国家の最大特徴である科挙制度の歴史、皆無の倭島。
上記についてレスがないな。期待してるぞ。
英語がわかるなら次の英文訳せ。応永の外寇に関する記載だ。倭猿の糞どもによる歴史の歪曲はここでも見られる。日本のWikipediaは捏造、歪曲、がいっぱい。下記事項に関する記述は日本のQikipediaには一切ない。民度の低さが露呈。
Aftermath
A treaty was negotiated between Joseon and the Sō clan after the Sō clan surrendered on September 29, 1419. The Joseon government agreed to grant the Sō clan limited trading privileges and access to three coastal Korean ports, under the condition that the Sō clan control and stop any coastal pirate raids. On the 6th day of the 7th month in 1422, an emissary from the Sō clan requested freedom for Japanese prisoners of war captured by the Korean forces. He offered tributes of copper and sulfur in return. On the 20th day of 12th month in 1422, all Japanese prisoners of war were released.[3]
The Treaty of Gyehae was signed in 1443. The Joseon government granted the Sō clan monopolistic rights on trade with Korea, in exchange for sending tribute to Seoul.
Trade relations almost got severed in 1510, when some merchants from the island rioted in the ports. A more restrictive treaty was re-imposed in 1512. The Korean export included rice, lacquerware, hemp, and Confucian texts. In exchange, the Sō clan provided copper, tin, sulfur, medicinal herbs, and spices from both Tsushima island and Japan.[4] The Sō clan became a trading hub between Korea and Japan and benefited greatly from it.[3]
The relationship between Korea and residents of Tsushima Island greatly improved thereafter; there were numerous records of hospitality towards shipwrecked Korean sailors who ended up on the island, and merchants from Tsushima Island enjoyed special privileges in Korean ports.
・完全なる官僚組織の歴史、明治維新以降のたった百数十年の倭島。
・儒教国家の最大特徴である科挙制度の歴史、皆無の倭島。
上記についてレスがないな。期待してるぞ。
英語がわかるなら次の英文訳せ。応永の外寇に関する記載だ。倭猿の糞どもによる歴史の歪曲はここでも見られる。日本のWikipediaは捏造、歪曲、がいっぱい。下記事項に関する記述は日本のQikipediaには一切ない。民度の低さが露呈。
Aftermath
A treaty was negotiated between Joseon and the Sō clan after the Sō clan surrendered on September 29, 1419. The Joseon government agreed to grant the Sō clan limited trading privileges and access to three coastal Korean ports, under the condition that the Sō clan control and stop any coastal pirate raids. On the 6th day of the 7th month in 1422, an emissary from the Sō clan requested freedom for Japanese prisoners of war captured by the Korean forces. He offered tributes of copper and sulfur in return. On the 20th day of 12th month in 1422, all Japanese prisoners of war were released.[3]
The Treaty of Gyehae was signed in 1443. The Joseon government granted the Sō clan monopolistic rights on trade with Korea, in exchange for sending tribute to Seoul.
Trade relations almost got severed in 1510, when some merchants from the island rioted in the ports. A more restrictive treaty was re-imposed in 1512. The Korean export included rice, lacquerware, hemp, and Confucian texts. In exchange, the Sō clan provided copper, tin, sulfur, medicinal herbs, and spices from both Tsushima island and Japan.[4] The Sō clan became a trading hub between Korea and Japan and benefited greatly from it.[3]
The relationship between Korea and residents of Tsushima Island greatly improved thereafter; there were numerous records of hospitality towards shipwrecked Korean sailors who ended up on the island, and merchants from Tsushima Island enjoyed special privileges in Korean ports.
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