Personal opinion of members of the history club - To those who revered Japan, who rationalized the call of the modern Joseon Dynasty Ijo by the archipelago

 A document was released proving that Yu Gil-jun (1856-1914, photo), an enlightenment activist selected as the author of Seo Yu-gyeonmun and a cultural figure in December, refused the Japanese government's offer to award barons. The Korea University Museum released 5,000 artifacts of Yoo Gil-jun to the media on the 1st after receiving donations from Yoo Seok-jae (54), president of Cheonrok Building Development Co., Ltd., Yoo Gil-jun's great-grandson. The donated documents include an official letter announcing the award of the Japanese colonial rule in 1910, a document ordering Yoo Gil-jun to be crowned as soon as possible by dissuading him from his refusal, and a document permitting the return of the Baron. In accordance with the "Chosun Noble Order," the Japanese awarded titles to high-quality officials at the end of the year who had contributions to the union with the former royal family, and about 80 people, including six marquis, three countes, 21 self-possesses, and 45 barons, were awarded titles. Among the donations, the textbook "Common Academic Receipt," which appears to have been written between 1908 and 1910, has traces of censorship by the Japanese colonial government, so you can check the education policy of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications. It is said that the Ministry of the Interior and Safety requested that Aguk and his home country be revised to Joseon, Japan to Naeji, and Bonjo to Yijo. In addition, documents proving that △ Yoo Gil-jun reformed control by referring to Japan's control during the Gabo Reform, undisclosed letters with △ enlightenment figures, and records of Kim Hong-jip, whose life history is not well known, are expected to bring great progress in Gabo Reform and enlightenment. The Korea University Museum will hold a donation ceremony at 9:30 a.m. on the 2nd in the special exhibition room on the third floor of the museum and hold a special exhibition until the 16th to disclose the materials to the public. Reporter Lee Jin-young ecolee@donga.com It is said that the Natto people call Joseon Ijo as an abbreviation for the Yi Dynasty, not the Yi Clan.Humans who will be fooled by that excuse will be the first ones... In that sense, Wang's dynasty Goryeo was the dynasty, and Kim's dynasty Silla, Kim's dynasty, Buyeo's dynasty Baekje, was Buyeo's or Yeo's Go's dynasty Goguryeo contrasted with Gojodae's dynasty Balhae...? And among the Jjanggaedeul, is the Minguk of Ju's dynasty the Songguk of Ju's dynasty the Jojo? I don't know if you're falling for that joke or if your mental state is already early and you're out of it... And Vietnam and other dynasties are called Yeojo and Wanjo... Literally, isn't it the Yeo and Wan dynasties? But...Why doesn't the Han Chinese dynasty do that? Nattoine...? Because of the whiteron way of thinking...? Don't say half a penny... Do you think Nattoin is a water polo-shaped bottle of Neo-Confucianism that cuts off modern Joseon? During the Myeongyeongnakje Festival, a person who was a government official at the time pretended to be a master's summer uniform for a while, but he did not do anything like the Joseon Dynasty. Joo, the first emperor of the Ming Dynasty, is also an outstanding and vulgar loser who simulates the emperor's murder of Japan, and now he is lying down and shaking... They're idiots who say that they're just letting it slide. In conclusion, how would you explain that the archipelagoers did not refer to China as Juju, Aeshingak Rajo, Jojo, and Yijo (Dang Dynasty) in the past history?....Are you going to say it's because of Hwaryon? Eventually...The reason why the imperial family of the archipelago was modeled after the royal family of the archipelago and the Joseon Dynasty was called the prosperity underneath it was called the Lee Clan Joseon... Even if it's the Yi Dynasty, it won't change much. It can't be an excuse to add a family name to Vietnam or other dynasties in Southeast Asia. From the perspective of the archipelago, what are you disappointed with? They call the Yuan Dynasty's military a "wongu". It's hard to say... From the perspective of the Japanese, the first Japanese said that Lee Clan is right when viewed from outside.The Yi dynasty is right...I posted something like that...Aren't you shy? If it's the Yi Dynasty, there's another example, so even if you can let it slide... At a time when the Natto people's dirty intentions were revealed, the mental state of the first parties who believed in their excuses as they were...Are there one or two examples of the modern Joseon Dynasty called it a prosperity in their historical books? Of course, there's a lot of possibility of fabrication throughout the times. In short, the Joseon Dynasty is bound to be a Joseon Dynasty both domestically and abroad... As scholars say, if you distinguish it from Gojoseon...Considering the political, social, and economic structure, it can be said to be the modern Joseon Dynasty. Mr. Lee... Mr. Lee... Joseon...Don't ever bring up the nonsense of the Yi Dynasty again. If the believers leave an excuse like that, they'll curse at me.