김상덕의 현실인식과 사회활동 (1852~1924)

Abstract

In the 1880s, Kim Sang-deok served as a diplomat. He went to the government function close to the government function close to the government at this time. In 1888, Kim Sang-deok was sent to Cheongna to t ake over the Home Affairs Office's formal dut ies before being superseded by Cheongna Line. He acted as a broad bridge with the royal and nearby academics after returning home, to the embassy, Sungkyunkwan University, and Sungkyunkwan University. The Japan's Gyeongbok Palace in 1894 led to the dismissal of the Incheon Department of Incheon Department in 1893. Despite meeting him in 1895, he continued to work in Hongju, put in a lot of effort for 10 years leaving student, and never left the administrative office. A righteous army was formed in Hongju, Chungcheongnam -do, in 1905, the year that Japan forced Joseon out of its country. Kim Sang-deok assumed the position of chief of staff once this just army had taken control of the Hongju war. He afterwards surrendered to the monarch, was quickly set free, and lived for t he remainder of his days at Hongju, Chungcheongnam-do.