Kim Young-soo: Gandoan, Annex to the Diplomatic Relations of the Old Korea

The Korean diplomatic document is a silica-sized collection document, 1876. By the year 1930, it was between the Chosun and the Ten River (main, the United States, the U.S.A., the Dog, the Rif, etc.) and the E.D. The old Korean diplomatic document, including eight substitution documents, was made up of 30 total copies. The eighth volume of the second volume, the gando - was made up of a noticeing and communicative plan from November of '62 through November of 2009. The Institute for Foreign Affairs at the University of Asea published a design in 1965, edited diplomatic documents from writing to writing in the main square, and published a sectional plan in 1974. In addition, some translations of the pros and cons in connection with the old Korean diplomatic documents have been made. This data collection translates and decomposes the gando. The sign is a report by the General Office of the Communicative Office of Wall Street and Tonpa Wallo, a WWC document on the White Duals, a diplomatic document for the government’s government, a document on how to build and close the site, a contract for the protection of the Korean people, a live-in service, a post-ops, a service agreement, and a contract to the Korean Security Council. To understand the problem of the past and present stamen, we need to figure out how to do it at least in terms of the fact that we have a very specific number of problems. The country, the Republic of Korea, the Qing Kingdom and Japan, which have been covering the equator by the year 130 should be thoroughly studied. It is hoped that this collection will be used as a basis for the study of gando, using the position and activity of South Korea, Japan and the Republic of China around the liver.

Korean title: 구한국외교관계부속문서 간도안

Korean author: 김영수

Korean publisher: 동북아역사재단

ISBN-13: 9788961877893