February 28, 2024

The Maritime Defence Plan and Joseon in the 19th century Qing dynasty: Focusing on the Qing Dynasty’s Vassal Policy & “the Gateway Perception”

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BKBong Jun KimElectronics and Telecommunications Research Institute

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Historical analysis reveals strategic shifts in Qing maritime defence policy toward Joseon, highlighting evolving gateway perceptions to secure the mainland.

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Qing imperial authorities transformed their vassal policy toward Joseon from passive diplomacy into active intervention during the early 1880s to protect the mainland.
Analysis of historical records demonstrates that the maritime defence plan positioned Joseon as the eastern gate and Taiwan as the southern sea military hub.
Highlights how regional balance of power shifted as Russian contact and internal unrest forced Qing leadership to oversee Joseon telecommunications and boundaries.

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Bong Jun Kim (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e7734eb6db6435876e880c https://doi.org/10.33127/kdps.2024.45.2.5

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Historical analysis reveals strategic shifts in Qing maritime defence policy toward Joseon, highlighting evolving gateway perceptions to secure the mainland.

The Maritime Defence Plan and Joseon in the 19th century Qing dynasty: Focusing on the Qing Dynasty’s Vassal Policy & “the Gateway Perception”

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