Suchergebnisse

In the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries
the Chosòn Korea government designed and utilized
hierarchical tribute systems for managing
interactions, in particular, trade, with Japanese
and Jurchen elites. Korean officials separated
maritime and overland contacts, divided the
contacts further into carefully delineated
reception grades and diplomatic statuses, and
designed detailed procedures for interaction. More
specifically, diplomatic status determined the
regulations by which the court provided reception
and then trade to a contact.

Jojin's discoveries in Song China / Robert Borgen -- Poetry in Chinese as a diplomatic art in premodern East Asia / Murai Shosuke -- A Japanese trade mission to Choson Korea, 1537-1540 : the Sonkai Tokai nikki and the Korean tribute system / Kenneth R. Robinson -- The Mongol invasions and the making of the iconography of foreign enemies : the case of Shikaumi jinja engi / Haruko Wakabayashi -- Lanxi Daolong (1213-1278) at Kenchoji : Chinese contributions to the making of medieval Japanese rinzai zen / Martin Collcutt -- Chinese trade pottery in medieval Japan / Saeki Koji -- China as classic text : Chinese books and twelfth-century Japanese collectors / Ivo Smits -- Volumes of knowledge : observations on song-period printed medical texts / Kosoto Hiroshi -- Kajiwara Shozen (1266-1337) and the medical silk road : Chinese and Arabic influences on medieval Japanese medicine / Andrew Edmund Goble

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