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Authority of the Toyotomi Regime during Imjin War: Focusing on Hideyoshi's Usage of Tenn? and Tianzi
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壬辰倭亂期 豊臣政權의 權威 - 히데요시의 天皇·天子 활용을 중심으로 -

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Academic journal
Author
LIM Hyunchae (서강대학교 인문과학연구소)
Journal
한국사학사학회 韓國史學史學報 韓國史學史學報 제44호 KCI Accredited Journals
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2021.12
Pages
67 - 94 (28page)

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Authority of the Toyotomi Regime during Imjin War: Focusing on Hideyoshi's Usage of Tenn? and Tianzi
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Since its outbreak, Imjin War(Hideyoshi’s Invasion) has become an essential event to examine on the Chos?n-Japan relationship; many Korean and Japanese scholars have been discussing the event with great interest, with more full-fledged studies increasing from the Chinese Academia. Among the context of this ‘East Asian war’, many theory and discussions about the reason why Hideyoshi enforced invasion towards Chos?n have been raised, also with meta-analysis of the existing researches. These studies mainly focused on investigating Hideyoshi’s motives for the war, thus contributing in the diversity in researching his regime. This led to the predominant image of Hideyoshi as a negotiator, both in Korea and Japan, relatively disregarding the organic flow of the regime and Imjin War as part of its political activity, and maintaining the focus only on the war itself. Hideyoshi’s plan to cross the sea towards the Korean peninsula has also been studied as part of war reports. This article aims to focus on this plan as Hideyoshi’s method for his regime, and how he utilized it to secure his authority. Hideyoshi’s plan to cross Chos?n’s borders has its roots in his effort to claim that he is distantly linked to the Japanese Tenn? as ‘Nichirin no Ko’(Son of the Sun), which inevitably contradicted the Tenn?’s word. As Hideyoshi could not contradict him, he was unwillingly forced to postpone his plan. Hideyoshi, however, continued to claim that he has different thoughts with the Tenn?, and that he is always willing to carry out his own. Using the authority based on Ming Tianzi’s ‘Order’, Hideyoshi later decided to claim that his plan has been approved by Ming’s Tianzi. Because this new strategy was proven to be successful, Tokugawa Ieyasu later also sought to do the same but was disregarded both by Chos?n and Ming; this led to Ieyasu giving up on establishing a tributary system with Ming and transitioning into Japan’s original Bakufu system. Hideyoshi’s new logic did not deny Tenn?’s Japanese Imperial House nor his regine, and it was also not about being incorporated into the Ming-centered Chinese world order system. However, with his power always being instable, Hideyoshi sought for the authority which could support his regime’s stability. In this context, Imjin War can be studied as a stage that best reveals this characteristics and how they were transformed in the long term.

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