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| The '''Imo Incident''' ("Imo gullan" in ]) was a military ] that occurred in ] on July 23, 1882, provoked by ]'s increasing support for reform and modernization and to his support for Japanese military service.<ref name="Richard Rutt">{{cite book|url=http://books.google.com/books?id=vj8ShHzUxrYC&pg=PA184&dq=Imo+Incident&ei=SHhPSdekCpPGyASU2oSIBg#PPA185,M1 |title=Korea: A Historical and Cultural Dictionary |author=Richard Rutt |coauthors=James Hoare |publisher=Routledge |year=1999 |isbn=0700704639|pages=184 -185}}</ref> It is also called the '''Imo Mutiny'''<ref name="Shigeto Tsuru">{{cite book|url=http://books.google.com/books?id=XGPnJlQMBR0C&pg=PA45&dq=%22Imo+Mutiny%22&ei=CX1PSbP9KYfCzgTejfCwBg |title=The Political Economy of the Environment |author=Shigeto Tsuru |publisher=UBC Press |year=2000 |isbn=0774807636|page=45}}</ref> or '''{{nihongo| |
The '''Imo Incident''' ("Imo gullan" in ]) was a military ] that occurred in ] on July 23, 1882, provoked by ]'s increasing support for reform and modernization and to his support for Japanese military service.<ref name="Richard Rutt">{{cite book|url=http://books.google.com/books?id=vj8ShHzUxrYC&pg=PA184&dq=Imo+Incident&ei=SHhPSdekCpPGyASU2oSIBg#PPA185,M1 |title=Korea: A Historical and Cultural Dictionary |author=Richard Rutt |coauthors=James Hoare |publisher=Routledge |year=1999 |isbn=0700704639|pages=184 -185}}</ref> It is also called the '''Imo Mutiny'''<ref name="Shigeto Tsuru">{{cite book|url=http://books.google.com/books?id=XGPnJlQMBR0C&pg=PA45&dq=%22Imo+Mutiny%22&ei=CX1PSbP9KYfCzgTejfCwBg |title=The Political Economy of the Environment |author=Shigeto Tsuru |publisher=UBC Press |year=2000 |isbn=0774807636|page=45}}</ref> or '''{{nihongo|Jingo Incident |Jingo Jihen}}''' in Japanese. | ||
| Later,<!--when, exactly?--> ], the father of Korean king |
Later,<!--when, exactly?--> ], the father of the Korean king supported the incident.<ref name="Doosan">{{cite web|url=http://www.encyber.com/search_w/ctdetail.php?masterno=130618&contentno=130618 |title=임오군란 壬午軍亂|publisher=] |language=Korean}}</ref><ref name="Keio 2007-05-27">{{cite web|url=http://www.keio-up.co.jp/kup/webonly/ko/jijisinpou/15.html |title=時事新報史 第15回 朝鮮問題①壬午事変の出兵論 |author=都倉武之 |publisher=] Press |date=2007-05-27 |language=Japanese}}</ref> The ]ese ] and ] were assaulted by the ] ]. 13 Japanese in total including Horimoto Reijo (堀本禮造), a second lieutenant,<ref>임오군란, Doosan Encyclopedia, {{ko}} 군민들은 별기군병영 하도감(下都監)을 습격하여 일본인 교관 호리모토 레이조 공병소위를 살해하고 일본순사 등 일본인 13명을 살해하는 등 일본 공사관 습격을 마지막으로 하여 이날의 폭동은 끝났다.</ref> five Japanese policemen<ref><!--quote please--></ref>, students<ref></ref> and some members of the ] (Queen Min's clan) were killed by them. Hanabusa Yoshimoto (]), the Japanese minister to Korea and all his aides fled to ]<ref>임오군란, Doosan Encyclopedia, {{ko}} 군민들은 이날 저녁에 일본공사관을 포위 습격하자 공사 하나부사 요시타다 등 공관원 전원이 인천으로 도피하였다.</ref> and were rescued by a British ship when they were drifting in a small boat at sea.<ref name ="Keio 2007-05-27" /><ref name="Marius B. Jansen">Marius B. Jansen (April 1989). p.752 The Cambridge History of Japan Volume 5 The Nineteenth Century. Cambridge University Press ISBN 0521223563.</ref><!--quote please--> Both China and Japanese government dispatched troops.<ref name="Richard Rutt" /> The ] ], ] quashed the incident and Daewongun was abducted by his troops.<ref name ="Keio 2007-05-27" /> | ||
| ==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 17:38, 24 December 2008
| Imo Incident | |
| Hangul | 임오군란 |
|---|---|
| Hanja | 壬午軍亂 |
| Revised Romanization | Imo gullan |
| McCune–Reischauer | Imo kullan |
The Imo Incident ("Imo gullan" in Korean) was a military mutiny that occurred in Korea on July 23, 1882, provoked by Gojong of Korea's increasing support for reform and modernization and to his support for Japanese military service. It is also called the Imo Mutiny or Jingo Incident (Jingo Jihen) in Japanese.
Later, Heungseon Daewongun, the father of the Korean king supported the incident. The Japanese legation and Changdeok Palace were assaulted by the Korean Army clique. 13 Japanese in total including Horimoto Reijo (堀本禮造), a second lieutenant, five Japanese policemen, students and some members of the Min clan (Queen Min's clan) were killed by them. Hanabusa Yoshimoto (花房義質), the Japanese minister to Korea and all his aides fled to Incheon and were rescued by a British ship when they were drifting in a small boat at sea. Both China and Japanese government dispatched troops. The Qing general, Yuan Shikai quashed the incident and Daewongun was abducted by his troops.
References
- ^ Richard Rutt (1999). Korea: A Historical and Cultural Dictionary. Routledge. pp. 184–185. ISBN 0700704639.
{{cite book}}: Unknown parameter|coauthors=ignored (|author=suggested) (help) - Shigeto Tsuru (2000). The Political Economy of the Environment. UBC Press. p. 45. ISBN 0774807636.
- "임오군란 壬午軍亂" (in Korean). Doosan Encyclopedia.
- ^ 都倉武之 (2007-05-27). "時事新報史 第15回 朝鮮問題①壬午事変の出兵論" (in Japanese). Keio University Press.
- 임오군란, Doosan Encyclopedia, Template:Ko 군민들은 별기군병영 하도감(下都監)을 습격하여 일본인 교관 호리모토 레이조 공병소위를 살해하고 일본순사 등 일본인 13명을 살해하는 등 일본 공사관 습격을 마지막으로 하여 이날의 폭동은 끝났다.
- Japanese Cabinet Meeting document Oct 31, 1882
- Japanese Cabinet Meeting document Nov 11, 1882
- 임오군란, Doosan Encyclopedia, Template:Ko 군민들은 이날 저녁에 일본공사관을 포위 습격하자 공사 하나부사 요시타다 등 공관원 전원이 인천으로 도피하였다.
- Marius B. Jansen (April 1989). p.752 The Cambridge History of Japan Volume 5 The Nineteenth Century. Cambridge University Press ISBN 0521223563.