Exchanges and Meaning between Park Yun-Hyeon and Park Yun-Gwang Brothers of Daegu and Amenomori Hōshū in December 1729

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This study aims to investigate the exchanges between the Park brothers and Amenomori Hōshū at the Choryang Waegwan in December 1729.
Analyzed historical documents from the Park brothers' writings, including 'Donggohuigao' and 'Banwa Uigao'.
Examined 14 poems and 2 letters exchanged between the Park brothers and Amenomori Hōshū.
Contextualized the cultural exchanges within the broader history of Korea-Japan relations.
Identified specific exchanges recorded in the Park brothers' writings that highlight their interactions with Amenomori Hōshū.
Confirmed that Choryang Waegwan served as a hub for intellectual exchanges between Korea and Japan.
Documented the appearance and behaviors of Korean scholars at Choryang Waegwan, enhancing understanding of cultural practices.

This analysis explores cultural exchanges between Park Yun-Hyeon, Park Yun-Gwang, and Amenomori Hōshū, suggesting significant interactions in 1729.

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Yang et al. (2026) studied this question.

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