Yasushi Aizawa: Theology

Shinlon, a late Japanese Confucianist and altologist at Yassi, is the real test of 1825 on Tokuga and Narinobu, M.O., to relieve the civil crisis of the invasion of Western power and the medieval over-drink of the Middle Ages. The book was banned by radical ideas and content, and was smuggled into the form of author’s manuscript and woodbound manuscripts until 1857, but its insane political and social impact was beyond compare with any other book in the final part of the last part of this century. Shinlon was the War of the movement, a war between the '50s and '60s, and it was succeeded by the Mayi government's chief executive, Kiyoshi Nao, Yamata Aritomo, and Itou Hirobumi. The most important political thought and the most significant of intentions is in creating the concept of a national body. The Nationalism of the Neo-Japan, which is a central link between Japan and the Constitution, was a contemporary product that could not have rushed the nation to fight the invasion of Western power. It became a very important principle for the Mayland nation, leaving a lasting mark on Japanese politics today. In that sense, the Negeon was a blueprint for the Japanese modern nation.

Korean title: 신론

Korean author: 아이자와 야스시

Korean publisher: 세창출판사

ISBN-13: 9788984116535