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The Research Of The Japanese Ships Drifting "Tartar" Event In1644

Posted on:2015-01-22Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:L X WangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2285330431981946Subject:World History
Abstract/Summary:
In the late Ming and early Qing period, the East Asian was in great changes. InChina, Manchu entered the Central Plain and established the Qing Dynasty. The newdynasty used" Huairou" for all of the surrounding countrys to prove its legitimacy.Japan was in the period of sakoku, so the man who secretly went to the sea would beseverely punished. And by the thought of "Hua Yi", Japan had contemptuous attitudesto Qing Dynasty and North Korea. North Korea was under the pressure of QingDynasty and Japan at the same time, so it had taken deception policy to them, in orderto construct its own defense system.The Japanese ships drifting " tartar " event in1644was in the environmentdescribed above. And the Qing Dynasty took the envent as a great opportunity ofaccepting Japan as its tributary state. However, because of the weak economic powerof the Qing Dynasty, the preventing of the North Korea and the boycott of Japan, thisattempt failed.
Keywords/Search Tags:Drifting people, reporting of Japanese, Hua Yi order, Sakoku system
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