1 tommorow 2015-10-05 2 exo 2015-10-02 3 dairy 2015-09-30 4 shortest woman 2015-09-24 5 Suffer from Anemia 2015-09-23 6 festival 2015-09-22 7 Red Double Decker Buses 2015-09-21 8 Elephant 2015-07-24 9 Smurf Town in Spain 2015-07-20 10 Rudolph in New York? 2015-07-17 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 [다음10개]   회 원 박효정 작성일 2014-11-19 Weather    Feeling  Pleasure 제 목 Dokdo:Korean Territory(1-4) 내 용 Japan’s basic approach to Dokdo during the Edo / Meiji period: During the reign of King Sukjong (1674-1720) of Joseon, as a result of diplomatic negotiations that had been prompted between Joseon and Japan when An Yong-bok was captured by the Japanese fishermen in 1693, the issue of ownership over Ulleungdo and Dokdo was concluded with Japan issuing a directive in year 1696, prohibiting all Japanese from making passage to Ulleungdo. During the Meiji period (1868 –1912), the Daijokan (Grand Council of State), then Japan’s highest decision-making body, received a note of inquiry from the Ministry of Home Affairs, about the compilation of land registers for the Shimane Prefecture. Following deliberations, the Grand Council of State issued a directive in year 1877 stating, “Regarding Takeshima (Ulleungdo) and another island (Dokdo), Japan has nothing to do with them.” All this is clear evidence that even in Japan, Dokdo was not considered Japanese territory.Japan’s basic approach to Dokdo during the Edo / Meiji period Dokdo 답변자 ts0068 답변일 2014-11-24 답변내용 Japan’s basic approach to Dokdo during the Edo / Meiji period: *CORRECT! During the reign of King Sukjong (1674-1720) of Joseon, as a result of diplomatic negotiations that had been prompted between Joseon and Japan when An Yong-bok was captured by the Japanese fishermen in 1693, the issue of ownership over Ulleungdo and Dokdo was concluded with Japan issuing a directive in year 1696, prohibiting all Japanese from making passage to Ulleungdo. *CORRECT! During the Meiji period (1868 –1912), the Daijokan (Grand Council of State), then Japan’s highest decision-making body, received a note of inquiry from the Ministry of Home Affairs, about the compilation of land registers for the Shimane Prefecture. *CORRECT! Following deliberations, the Grand Council of State issued a directive in year 1877 stating, “Regarding Takeshima (Ulleungdo) and another island (Dokdo), Japan has nothing to do with them.” *CORRECT! All this is clear evidence that even in Japan, Dokdo was not considered Japanese territory.Japan’s basic approach to Dokdo during the Edo / Meiji period Dokdo *All this is clear evidence that even in Japan, Dokdo was not considered Japanese territory. Japan’s basic approach to Dokdo during the Edo / Meiji period Dokdo