[KS] Koreanstudies Digest, Vol 58, Issue 6
Marion Spina
Mspina at rmhlaw.com
Mon Apr 7 19:06:44 EDT 2008
Dear Vladimir,
I found your response regarding Kaya's "Japanese roots" interesting and helpful. How does the most active period of Kaya contacts with people in what is now Japan line up with earlier and/or later Paekche contacts and/or migrations?
Is your dissertation available in Engish?
Marion Spina
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1. WG: H-ASIA: Mimana/Imna Monument query (Sigrid Gaffal)
2. Re: WG: H-ASIA: Mimana/Imna Monument query (Vladimir Tikhonov)
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From: Sigrid Gaffal <s_gaffal at yahoo.de>
Subject: [KS] WG: H-ASIA: Mimana/Imna Monument query
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Date: Mon, 07 Apr 2008 14:33:38 +0200
From: Vladimir Tikhonov <vladimir.tikhonov at ikos.uio.no>
Subject: Re: [KS] WG: H-ASIA: Mimana/Imna Monument query
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No, it is not that the Japanese "planted" the archaeological evidences -
they were just being accused of erecting the monument in order to
justify their aggression by the "experiences" of Mimana Nihonfu. 12
years ago I have defended my dissertation exactly about Kaya
(proto)-states and their international connections including the ties
with the proto-Japanese polities in Kinai and in Northern Kyushu, and
the conclusion was that, although no "Nihonfu" could plausibly exist in
early 6th C. (after all, "Nihon" makes its appearance in 670 only, so
the term is an obvious "modernization" by Nihon shoki compilers), the
trade and military relations between Kayas and the proto-Japanese were
indeed more than lively. But by mid-6th C. they seem to have been more
concentrated on Ara-Kaya (Haman) than Taegaya (KoryOng).
Vladimir Tikhonov/Pak Noja
On 07.04.2008 5:53, Sigrid Gaffal wrote:
> There was a request about a monument concerning a Japanese monument in
> Korea on H-ASIA. So far no reply has come in. Perhaps members of this
> list could give some clarification.
>
> Sigrid Gaffal
>
> Dankook University
>
>
>
> --- Linda Dwyer, Independent Scholar> /<dwyer at MAIL.H-NET.MSU.EDU>/
> schrieb am *Sa, 29.3.2008:
> *
>
> *Von: Linda Dwyer, Independent Scholar> <dwyer at MAIL.H-NET.MSU.EDU>
> Betreff: H-ASIA: Mimana/Imna Monument query
> An: H-ASIA at H-NET.MSU.EDU
> Datum: Samstag, 29. M?rz 2008, 14:39
>
> *
>
> *H-ASIA
> March 29, 2008
>
> Mimana/Imna Monument query
> *****************
> From: _etatkins at NIU.EDU_ (mailto:etatkins at NIU.EDU)
>
> Dear colleagues,
>
> In June 2003, I visited the Independence Memorial
> Hall in Ch'?nan, ROK.
> Outside one of the exhibit halls is a stone monument with a plaque that
> says the following:
>
> IMNA TAE KAYA STONE MONUMENT
>
> Relocated here from its original location in Kory?ng-?p, Kory?ng- g?n, Ky?
> ngsangbuk-do, this stone monument is a positive proof that Korean history
> was willfully distorted by the Japanese imperialists. In order to justify
> their aggression against Korea as well as to support their false claim
> that Koreans were an inferior people, they fabricated a Japanese colony
> called Imna [Mimana Nihonfu in Japanese]. To substantiate this theory,
> the Japanese erected this stone monument in Kory?ng, the ancient capital
> of Tae Kaya.
>
> It is not clear to me from this text if it is saying that Japanese
> archaeologists "planted" the stone as evidence of the existence of
> Imna/Mimana, OR if Japanese merely erected the monument to mark the
> territory and commemorate the
> "existence" of Mimana Nihonfu. I would
> appreciate any clarifications about this monument that H-JAPAN or H-ASIA
> subscribers can share. Thank you!
>
> Peace,
>
> E. Taylor Atkins
> Northern Illinois University
>
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