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Languages in the Qing Investiture Letters for Chosŏn before the Conquest of China

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Key Points

To explore the linguistic characteristics of Qing investiture letters sent to Chosŏn and their implications for cultural exchange.
Analysis of royal letters and imperial documents among Japanese, Korean, and Thai languages.
Comparative linguistic study of texts to assess communication methods.
Examination of cultural implications in inter-state relations.
Identified key linguistic features in Qing investiture letters.
Uncovered significant cultural exchanges between Qing and Chosŏn.
Demonstrated the role of language in shaping diplomatic relations in East Asia.

Implication

Historical analysis reveals language use in royal letters, highlighting cultural connections between states.

Abstract

Royal Letters, Imperial Documents: A Japanese, Korean and Thai Trialogue for a Global History of Inter-State Relations

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Bumjin Koo (2022) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69cd7b575652765b073a9550 https://doi.org/10.15083/0002005435

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