원나라 동녕부 위치에 대한 고찰

Abstract

The importance of the location of Dongnyeongbu established by the Yuan Dynasty is very important in studying the history of Northeast Asia. In the process of supplementing related data, we learned that the location of Dongnyeongwi, which we knew so far, was clearly wrong. And we checked where the wrong cause came from, and it was clearly the manipulation of Shiratori Kurakichi or Tsuda Sawukichi. The method they manipulated is a common method of compiling the "Joseon History Geography" team and testifies there based on similar geographical names on the Korean Peninsula. One example is the correction of 'Hyangsan' as 'myohyangsan.' Therefore, I believe that the 'Joseon History Geography' that Shiratori Kurakichi or Suda Sawukichi lamented is unreliable. Dongnyeongbu in the Yuan Dynasty, where I compare related materials and the original feed used by Japanese researchers, is located today in the Chinese city of Honyeong. However, when Dongnyeongbu was first established and later reorganized as Dongnyeong-ro, its scope differed. The scope of Dongnyeong-ro, when it was reorganized, is that it never reached the Korean Peninsula today. This fact is recorded in 「「Myongsa』, 「「Wonsa』, and 「「Joseon Dynasty Shilok』. Thus, the study of Korean history under the assumption that the Yuan Dynasty's Dongnyeongbu was in Pyongyang today should be reviewed.