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The '''{{nihongo| Jingo Incident |壬午事変| Jingo Jihen}}''' was an [[assault]] which was occured in [[Korea]] on July 23, 1882. Father of Korean King [[Daewongun]] played a leading role in the incident.<ref name ="Keio University Press May 10, 2007">[http://www.keio-up.co.jp/kup/webonly/ko/jijisinpou/15.html 時事新報史 第15回 朝鮮問題①壬午事変の出兵論] [[Keio University]] Press May 10, 2007</ref> [[Japan]]ese [[legation]] and [[Korean Royal Palace]] were assaulted by anti-[[modernization]] [[Korean Army]] [[clique]]. Many Japanese and [[Min clan]]s were massacred by Korean Army. [[Japan]] and [[Qing Dynasty]] dispatched troops for saving their resident and Korean King. At last [[Qing]] [[general]] [[Yuan Shikai]] quashed a revolt. Then Daewongun was abducted by Qing troops..<ref name ="Keio University Press May 10, 2007"/> |
The '''{{nihongo| Jingo Incident |壬午事変| Jingo Jihen}}''' was an [[assault]] which was occured in [[Korea]] on July 23, 1882. Father of Korean King [[Daewongun]] played a leading role in the incident.<ref name ="Keio University Press May 10, 2007">[http://www.keio-up.co.jp/kup/webonly/ko/jijisinpou/15.html 時事新報史 第15回 朝鮮問題①壬午事変の出兵論] [[Keio University]] Press May 10, 2007</ref> [[Japan]]ese [[legation]] and [[Korean Royal Palace]] were assaulted by anti-[[modernization]] [[Korean Army]] [[clique]]. Many Japanese and [[Min clan]]s were massacred by Korean Army. Minister to Korea [[Hanabusa Yoshimoto]]([[:ja:花房義質|ja]]) and his aides barely escaped, and rescued by British ship when they were drifting by a small boat on the sea.<ref name ="Keio University Press May 10, 2007"/><ref name="Marius B. Jansen">Marius B. Jansen (April 1989). The Cambridge History of Japan Volume 5 The Nine Teenth Century. Cambridge University Press ISBN 0521223563.</ref> [[Japan]] and [[Qing Dynasty]] dispatched troops for saving their resident and Korean King. At last [[Qing]] [[general]] [[Yuan Shikai]] quashed a revolt. Then Daewongun was abducted by Qing troops..<ref name ="Keio University Press May 10, 2007"/> |
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Revision as of 12:13, 20 December 2008
The Jingo Incident (壬午事変, Jingo Jihen) was an assault which was occured in Korea on July 23, 1882. Father of Korean King Daewongun played a leading role in the incident.[1] Japanese legation and Korean Royal Palace were assaulted by anti-modernization Korean Army clique. Many Japanese and Min clans were massacred by Korean Army. Minister to Korea Hanabusa Yoshimoto(ja) and his aides barely escaped, and rescued by British ship when they were drifting by a small boat on the sea.[1][2] Japan and Qing Dynasty dispatched troops for saving their resident and Korean King. At last Qing general Yuan Shikai quashed a revolt. Then Daewongun was abducted by Qing troops..[1]
References
- ^ a b c 時事新報史 第15回 朝鮮問題①壬午事変の出兵論 Keio University Press May 10, 2007
- ^ Marius B. Jansen (April 1989). The Cambridge History of Japan Volume 5 The Nine Teenth Century. Cambridge University Press ISBN 0521223563.