Jicheongcheon Stream always judged that Manchuria and Noryeong were suitable as bases for the independence movement, especially as military bases for armed anti-Japanese struggle, and even when working in Noryeong, it worked hard to connect with the Manchurian region and unite armed groups from all over the world. In early September 1923, Ji Cheong-cheon, who returned to old age from Shanghai, attended a representative meeting of an independence movement group held at Toseongja near Sojubong Peak along with Moon Chang-beom, Giloksan Mountain, Lee Bum-yoon, Kim Jwa-jin, and Cho Seong-hwan. Immediately after the collapse of the National Assembly, this meeting seems to have been held to set the direction of the National Independence Movement in the old Manchurian region. Thus, it seems that the unification policy of each armed group scattered in Manchuria and old age was decided and agreed to make efforts. Accordingly, it was proposed to make efforts for the unification of military organizations and hold a unification meeting by sending a letter to each armed organization in the name of the representative of each independence movement organization. This low-Cheongcheon's efforts to unify, reorganize, and strengthen the independence movement military organizations were to initiate a domestic vacuum operation across borders. This meaning was not just the wish of Jicheongcheon Stream, but the leader of the armed independence movement, or all independent military warriors, who were active in Manchuria and Noryeong at the time to liberate their homeland. At that time, the Japanese authorities were greatly shocked and afraid of the information that massive armed strengthening activities were underway in the old Manchurian region. In 1921, efforts were made to integrate each decentralized independence movement group in South Manchuria and reorganize the military by reuniting veterans, and after more than a year of work, in January 1922, the Military Government, Han Church, and Korea Independence Corps were united and renamed two months later. The leadership of the Korean Tongbu is Kim Dong-sam, vice-president Chae Sang-deok, secretary-general Go Hal-shin, civil affairs chief Lee Woong-hae, justice chief Hyun Jeong-kyung, finance chief Lee Byung-ki, bargaining chief Kim Seung-man, academic chief Shin Eon-gap, transportation chief Oh Eon-jin, In the Daehan Tongbu, there were Kim Dong-sam, Kim Chang-hwan, and Shin Pal-gyun, who agreed with Ji Cheong-cheon. Ji Cheong-cheon, accompanied by Kim Seung-bin and Chae-young, moved to Nammanju and received enthusiastic welcome from the leaders of Tonguibu. However, Ji Cheong-cheon was in an extremely deteriorated state of health, so it was difficult to directly engage in the leadership of the Ministry of Communications. Therefore, while taking a rest and receiving treatment, he worked as an administrative advisor to the Tongui Department with Yang Ki-tak. As explained earlier, Yang Ki-tak, an advisor to the Tongui-bu, met with Shin Sook and Yun Hae at Gilim in early 1924 to discuss the unification of each independence movement group in Jaeman, Lee Jang-nyeong, Park Gwan-hae, etc. On September 25, 25 representatives of 10 organizations participated in the plenary session to name it as an integrated anti-Japanese organization, and decided to impose a tax of KRW 6 per year on each house as a maintenance fee for the Ministry of Justice. These three resolutions, although simple, confirm the purpose of the Justice Department's establishment. It can be seen that the organization of the armed guards is an organization for the armed anti-Japanese struggle. In addition, it can be seen that the Ministry of Justice is a kind of administrative governance organization that has a quasi-governmental character and its administrative area is targeting South Manchuria. In the end, it can be seen that the Justice Ministry is an organization of the armed independence movement and an administrative agency of the Korean society in South Manchuria has a dual function. Through this meeting, Oh Dong-jin, Hyun Jeong-gyeong, Kim Yi-dae, Ji Cheong-cheon, and Lee Jin-san were appointed as central administrative members, and Maeng Cheol-ho, Choi Myung-soo, Lee Jang-nyeong, Cho Seong-hwan, Kim Dong-sam, Ko Hal-shin, etc. After this meeting, the leaders of each Manchurian organization made several efforts to achieve unity, and in January 1925, the Ministry of Justice was officially launched. Afterwards, in March 1925, the Justice Department decided to make all institutions a central committee organization and appointed the Central Administrative Committee Chairman and each vice-chairman, and the organizations and leaders of each department of the Justice Department were as follows. Central Executive Committee Chairman Lee Tak, Kim Dong-sam, Home Affairs Committee Chairman Hyun Jeong-kyung, Military Affairs Committee Chairman Ji Cheong-cheon, Oh Dong-jin, Finance Committee Chairman Kim Dae-jung, Kang Je-joong, and Oh Ik-cheol, Living Committee Chairman Oh Dong-jin. Kim Ho and Hyun Jeong-kyung, chairman of the Civil Affairs Committee. Propaganda Chairman Lee Jong-gun, Education Chairman Kim Jin-ho, Kim Yong-dae, Go Hal-shin, Transportation Chairman Yoon Byung-yong, Justice Chairman Lee Jin-san, Kim Dong-sam, Foreign Minister Kim Tak, Lee Jong-gun, Choi Myung-soo, and Munhak Bin, Industrial Chairman Lee Dong-gyu. Among these administrative members of the Justice Ministry, Lee Tak and Munhak Bin became pro-Japanese group after the Manchurian Incident in 1931. Meanwhile, in North Manchuria, in March 1925, Shin Min-bu was formed centering on Kim Hyuk, Kim Jwa-jin, and Cho Sung-hwan, and Baek Kwang-woon, Park Eung-baek, and Kim So-ha, who withdrew from Tonguibu, formed the Chamui-bu, forming the camp. The Justice Ministry basically had a quasi-governmental characteristic organized to achieve the great achievement of liberation, and the separation of powers such as legislation, justice, and administration was formed, and local autonomy, administrative and security were unified, boasting the largest power among the three. The Justice Ministry, which had such quasi-governmental organizations and capabilities, took administrative measures against 15,000 households and 100,000 Koreans in the jurisdiction, maintained security, and worked to promote food industry, education, and culture. And above all, in order to raise the independence movement, he devoted himself to fostering independent forces and launched an armed anti-Japanese struggle. This present state of justice was the most active of the three divisions organized in Manchuria at the time. The Ministry of Justice established elementary schools in various Korean villages to provide elementary education, and established Hwahung Middle School in Wangcheongmun Gate, Heunggyeong-hyeon, and Dongmyeong Middle School in Samwonpo, Yoo Ha-hyeon. In addition, Hwaseong Sook was established in Hwajeon to train revolutionary executives. In September 1926, Daedong Minbo was established to publish the weekly newspaper Daedong Minbo, and with the support of Shanghai Independence Newspaper, he founded the monthly magazine Jeonwoo in January of the following year and engaged in active media activities. He established farmers' associations and agricultural corporations, purchased and reclaimed 3,000 pyeong of wasteland in three places, including Akmokhyeon, and worked hard to cultivate food. Meanwhile, Ji Cheong-cheon, who took office as the chairman of the military affairs committee of the Ministry of Justice, organized a volunteer group with the independent army of the Ministry of Communications as the period. Ji Cheong-cheon, as well as the general commander of the righteous army, served as Chief of Staff Kim Dong-sam, Deputy General Jeong Yi-hyung, Cho Song-rim, Kim Ki-hae, Lee Jae-geun as Yeon-yeon Officer, Lee Seong-geun as Gyeong-ri, and Kim Chang-heon as Military Police Commander. Kim Kwang-jin was the captain of Byeoldong of the Central Military Department, and Cha Seung-gu was the platoon leader of Yongdae of Baeksan. However, during this period, the military activities of the independence movement camp were causing considerable disruption. In order to suppress the independence movement camp, which was becoming stronger in Manchuria at the time, Miyamatsu Mitsuya, the governor-general of the Joseon Dynasty, moved to Manchuria on June 11, 1925 and signed an agreement with Woojin, the head of the Bongcheonseong government's police department. The contents included banning Koreans residing in Manchuria from carrying weapons and entering the shipbuilding, arresting the Chinese side and handing them over to the Japanese police, dissolving the independence movement military organization and confiscating weapons, and arresting and handing them over to the Japanese Government-General. In addition, the Japanese imperialist authorities separated the Chinese authorities from the Korean independence movement forces by expressing that they would pay a reward when arresting a Korean independence activist. Due to the three-city agreement, the entire Northeast Samsung government office suffered a "strict policy of the Korean Revolutionary Movement," and numerous independence activists were arrested by Chinese public security authorities and handed over to Japanese police and military police. Despite the difficulties in the objective situation of the independence movement, leaders of the Justice Ministry, including Ji Cheong-cheon, made various efforts to strengthen the armed force. Thus, he led the organization of the Damul Youth Corps, a youth organization that will be the center of military activities. The Damul Youth Corps, which was organized by Jeong Yi-hyung, Kim Chang-heon, Lee Seok-ho, and Joo Ha-beom as executives, advocated "pure independence nationalism" as a kind of association organization organized within the Ministry of Justice, and expanded its power to 3,4,000 members. Meanwhile, in addition to the Dasil Youth Corps, the Labor Party, which was composed mainly of Kim Dong-sam, Lee Il-sim, and Lee Hoi-ryong, was also expanded and strengthened to secure 3,4,000 party members.
With the revitalization of the youth movement, the Ministry of Justice's armed force expanded from four companies as of July 1925 to five companies as of January of the following year. On the other hand, Ji Cheong-cheon also participated in the organization of the Goryeo Revolutionary Party, which was created as a "triangle alliance" connecting Korea, Manchuria, and Noryeong, and worked for the great unity of the National Independence Movement camp. At that time, the leadership ideology of various independence movements was mixed in Manchuria. From republicanism and abdominal wallism to socialism based on Russia's Bolshevik Revolution, there was indeed an atmosphere of unification among independence movement groups due to various ideologies. In particular, the influx of socialist ideology is progressing rapidly, so the nationalist camp needed to unify its response somehow. Accordingly, it was the Goryeo Revolutionary Party that was born as a result of efforts to form the only political party in Manchuria. The Goryeo Revolutionary Party combines conventional armed activities and social movements to promote rapid development of the independence movement, including Yang Ki-tak, Jeong Yi-hyung, Hyun Jeong-kyung, old Lee Gyu-pung, Joo Jin-soo, Choi So-soo, domestic Cheondogyo innovationists, Kim Bong-guk, and Lee Dong-rak. However, there were many people who resonated with socialist ideas within the party, so there were frequent internal divisions with nationalists, and there were constant attempts to suppress and divide Japanese imperialism. As a result, most of the nationalists left the party, and after major party executives such as Oh Dong-jin, Yoo Gong-sam, and Jeong Yi-hyung were arrested by Japanese imperialism in 1927, the Goryeo Revolutionary Party completely lost its function. Ji Cheong-cheon tried to unite the independence movement camp more than anyone else, acknowledged the existence of an extraordinary government to strengthen anti-Japanese forces, and persuaded the Shin Min-bu, who is skeptical about the activities and functions of the extraordinary government along with Kim Seung-hak. The Ministry of Justice and the New Minbu were recognized as useless institutions due to the lack of roles and weak power of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea, as they were established from the Army's Chief Executive Officer. However, Ji Cheong-cheon believed that the existence of a temporary government is essential for a long-term bloody battle against Japan, and that a temporary government must exist to symbolically express the national spirit. Therefore, the Ministry of Justice held the first Central Assembly on July 15, 1925, confirmed Lee Sang-ryong's inauguration as a member of the State Council, Kim I-dae, and Ko Hal-shin, and decided to approve and support the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea. The conditions were to seek compromise and unification contact from independence movement groups from all over the world, to have government ministers as members, to elect one out of 10,000 lawmakers, and to relocate the temporary government to working-level areas. Here, the working area is estimated to mean Manchuria. Although Lee Sang-ryong failed to form a State Council and was not inaugurated, it can be seen that the Justice Ministry did not deny the provisional government of the Republic of Korea, generally placing importance on Manchuria's activities. It goes without saying that knowing is for the unity of anti-Japanese forces. In this sense, Jicheongcheon confirmed that Manchuria was the center of the armed anti-Japanese struggle and recognized the temporary government of Shanghai.
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