Im Myeong-su: Torture punishment in the Edo period

The torture punishment of the time. How did the escapade of the Japanese Middle Ages maintain its criminal system and its security? Medieval Japanese. After a long war period, the last part of the 17th century was born. And the period of equilibrium has been held in the year '97, centered around the now-to-Tear Tokyon Dodo. The book is a plagiarized attempt to look at the criminal system and security of the city, even in the past. The Edo period has politically completeed the central regime and has adopted Confucianism to restore the hereditary status system of pyromosis. Economicly, the industry has made spectacular progress in terms of the maintenance of the transportation system, the money casting, and the commodity economy. The author looks at the problems and inconclusiveness of the peace and culture of the Dodo era, the system of security. There were six kinds of capital punishment in Edo times: gesnin, Shiza, Hariske, Gaza and Nokogirichki. This is an example of the various types of torture and punishments of the Edo era. Few countries in the world have developed this high-cultural system. As we look at the development of punishments together, we'll go through the actual data of history, including the type of crimes in Japan’s Ethnic era, torture, punishment procedures, and even the real landscape of prison inmates, and the moment of death.

Korean title: 에도시대의 고문형벌

Korean author: 임명수

Korean publisher: 어문학사

ISBN-13: 9788961840712