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역사학회 역사학보 歷史學報 第265輯
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    This paper examines the new patterns and features of Joseon-Chinese diplomatic relations established at the end of Byeongja Horan(丙子胡亂) and traces their implications for the two countries’ efforts to establish a peace regime. The conclusions of the study are summarised in three main points. First, the implementation of provisions of Jungchukyakjo(丁丑約條) that reflected the traditional Chinese order, such as the diplomatic rituals for the Great(事大儀禮), as opposed to those that reflected Inner Asian influences, was relatively smooth and contributed to the improvement of bilateral relations. Second, Jungchukyakjo(丁丑約條) was equally effective for both the Qing and the Joseon, changing the legal status and treatment of Koreans. In addition, the exchange of private gifts increased as high-level contacts between the two countries became more frequent. Third, after the end of the war, the performance of diplomatic rituals for the Qing was incorporated into Joseon’s state ceremonial procedures and performed faithfully, regardless of Qing supervision or pressure. However, as can be seen in the case of the Manggwol Ritual(望闕禮), the manner in which it was performed was not entirely the same as before.

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