Mayuko Kawakami: History of Ancient Sino-Japanese Relations

Through the period of recent modern history, Japan has been recognized as maintaining relative identity from the construction - book - club order in central China. The Japanese ruler, except for the most exceptional case, was not given a bookcase from China. The length of the tribute mission was also considered to be extremely short. This perception is accepted as a theory in Japanese scholarship. Professor Kakami Mayuko. Shang, who wrote this book, is attempting to review the whole field of academic orthodoxy. The so-called Omnipotan, the Great King, and the time of the mission of the ruling party, and what kind of structure was developed by the Central Agents of the tenth century? And through this analysis and review, the ancient Japanese decided that they had always held fast to China's attitude toward China and never claimed to be a leader. This book has four chapters. Each is considering the exchange between China and Japan during the King's Age, in the case of the king, in his investigations, in office, and in the age of the five generations. The main point is:. (1) The King of the Five was in a military relationship with the Chinese emperor. (2) The ‘ Son of the heavens ’ in the letter sent to the vet was not a equivalent. As a term for the bosal thousand, it meant a monarch who defended and believed Buddhism. The bull’s office was the new emperor's embattled tribute to the emperor of the party. (4) The Five Tribal dynasty and Song welcomed priests sent from all countries, not just to Japan. This was the way to show the authority of the state.

Korean title: 고대중일관계사

Korean author: 가와가미 마유코

Korean publisher: 학고방

ISBN-13: 9791169954563