朝鮮 太祖代 遼東 공격 시도에 대한 재해석 -여말선초 동아시아의 광역적 통치질서 재구성과 ‘경계인’ 이성계-

Abstract

Within the historical context of post-1945 south Korean historiography where Korean historians began undertaking their sacred mission to rewrite their “own” history of their “own” nation state as an independent and self-contained national history, early Chosŏn’s attempt to Attack Liaodong Area in Taejo’s reign has been singled out and highlighted as phenomenal event which represents Chosŏn dynasty’s own sovereignty and independence from Ming. Going beyond this nationalist master narrative of the post-1945 south korean historiography, this paper seeks to rethink early Chosŏn’s attempt to attack liaodong area and Taejo Yi sŏng’gye’s motivation, by re-understanding contextually inseparable relationality between what have been defined as “independent” faces of early Chosŏn and what have been defined as “tributary” or “dependent” natures of early Chosŏn relations with Ming, based on a trans-national perspective.