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(동북아역사재단)
저널정보
역사비평사 역사비평 역사비평 2010년 여름호(통권 91호)
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    초록·키워드

    The Eulmi Incident refers to the assassination of Queen Min, which was committed by a gang of Japanese and Korean criminals who broke into Gyeongbokgung palace, under the order of the Japanese diplomatic minister in Korea, Miura Gor?o, and killed the queen on October 8, 1895.
    Despite being extensively studied by modern Korean historians, examinations of this tragic incident have mostly concentrated on the secret and meticulous planning by the Japanese of the assassination, the cruelty of their actions, and how tragically the queen met her death. In other words, very little research has continued beyond the moment of the assassination. The incident is remembered mainly as a tragedy that marked the beginning of Korea’s complete subordination to Japan.
    Among the studies that have been done by Russian scholars, the Korean Kim Ryeo-Ho, who lives in Russia, examined the “A. I. Seredin-Sabatin (Середин-Сабатин А.И.) Report”and tried to determine the course of events during the incident by examining that material.
    The chronology of events presented in this paper confirms that the existing perspective of the Eulmi Incident, which supported the belief that the Japanese totally controlled the situation after the incident as they wished, is not correct. Furthermore, the planners of the assassination were significantly flawed in thinkingthat the death of Queen Min would weaken the Russians’influence in Korea. The Eulmi Incident only destabilized the internal Korean political condition, while contributing to Japan’ isolation in international society

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      UCI(KEPA) : I410-ECN-0101-2010-905-002943534