Emperor Ongjeong of the Qing Dynasty of Ichisada Miyazaki

 What is more to mourn than this is that his politics, which is full of good faith enough to shed tears, was in the form of a dictatorship, so not only was there unexpectedly little return, but also unexpectedly adversely affected it. I think that the despotic monarchy has continued for thousands of years in China thanks to the fact that the monarchy has developed and adapted to the progress of the times with a certain degree of flexibility. What if the monarchy was perfectly arbitrary and unprincipled?If they had only suppressed the people while being fixed like a hard shell, no matter how patient the Chinese people were, they would have overthrown it and created a new political style. Fortunately or unfortunately, the so-called Ming army appeared in history, constantly changing the ideals and practices of the monarchy, and thus being able to continue the unspoken trust of the public. The dictatorship of Ongjeongje is at its peak. In this way, the people who have come to believe in the dictatorship can't be ruled without it. This is very sad for the Chinese people. In this respect, the politics of Ongjeongje should be said to be a politics of good will and malice. However, this kind of well-intentioned tragedy of malice is not yet completely over, and is still waiting for a huge historical judgment. Miyagi Ichisada, Cha Hye-won, and 2001 (originally written in 1950) at the end of pp.212-213 are words that clearly reveal the historical insights of this gentleman.