The Control of Traffic Routes and the Military Response System of Sueocheong in the Southeastern Gyeonggi Region During the Musin Rebellion (1728) : Focusing on Namhansanseong

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The aim is to investigate the traffic control and military response mechanisms in the southeastern Gyeonggi region during the 1728 Musin Rebellion.
Analyzed the reorganization of troops in Namhansanseong and along the Han River before the rebellion.
Documented multifaceted traffic blockage operations led by Namhansunmusa (남한순무사) during the rebellion.
Reconstructed the military operations of Sueocheong and Namhansunmuyoung throughout the rebellion period.
Described the strategic functions of Namhansanseong as a military assembly point and command center, rather than merely a refuge for the royal family.
Revealed effective defense strategies employed against the rebellion that enhanced the security of the capital.
Reevaluated the significance of the 18th-century Namhansanseong defense system in military and institutional history.

Examines military operations and traffic control during the Musin Rebellion in southeastern Gyeonggi, highlighting key strategies and implications.

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Jung-Hyun Lee (2026) studied this question.

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