에도막부의 諸國巡見使 파견과 쓰시마번의 대응 (The Dispatch of Administrative Inspector from Tokugawa shogunate and the Responds of Tsushima domain)

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초록

This paper introduces archival materials regarding the administrative inspector from Tokugawa shogunate to the Tsushima domain and examines the kinds of information the shogunate collected and how the domain responded. During the Edo period (1603-1867), the Shogun, upon his inauguration, dispatched administrative inspectors to each domain to tighten his control over the domains by collecting information concerning political stability and financial resources of each domain. Administrative inspectors were sent by the Tokugawa shogunate nine times from 1633 to 1837.
The archival materials produced by the administrative inspectors dispatched to Tsushima domain reveal that the shogunate paid special attention to the domain’s position as a mediator between the governments of Korea and Japan. The inspectors prepared a list of questions to find out if the domain represented the shogunate’s position and opinion accurately to the government of Korea. In addition, the shogunate intended to collect information on Korea from the domain officials during its inspection. Tsushima domain, in response, emphasized its unique role in the diplomatic relationship to be acknowledged by the shogunate.

영어초록

This paper introduces archival materials regarding the administrative inspector from Tokugawa shogunate to the Tsushima domain and examines the kinds of information the shogunate collected and how the domain responded. During the Edo period (1603-1867), the Shogun, upon his inauguration, dispatched administrative inspectors to each domain to tighten his control over the domains by collecting information concerning political stability and financial resources of each domain. Administrative inspectors were sent by the Tokugawa shogunate nine times from 1633 to 1837.
The archival materials produced by the administrative inspectors dispatched to Tsushima domain reveal that the shogunate paid special attention to the domain’s position as a mediator between the governments of Korea and Japan. The inspectors prepared a list of questions to find out if the domain represented the shogunate’s position and opinion accurately to the government of Korea. In addition, the shogunate intended to collect information on Korea from the domain officials during its inspection. Tsushima domain, in response, emphasized its unique role in the diplomatic relationship to be acknowledged by the shogunate.

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