The Aspects of the Construction of Monumental Architecture the Ming Dynasty Military Master who Participated the latter half of the Chosun dynasty period system
Focusing on the change of perspective on the monument honoring the generals of the Ming Dynasty who came to Joseon during the Imjin War, this paper aims to take a closer look at the “power” that led the construction in the “region” where the monument was erected. Until now, the tombstones honoring the generals of the Ming Dynasty (hereinafter referred to as the Myeongjang Monument) have not been free from the notion of a reward for the Ming Dynasty, or Jaejo Ji-eun, who saved Joseon by sending troops during the Imjin War. From 1593, the nationwide cost of each region and this fact, this fact is confirmed based on various literature and existing rain.The period matches the period is consistent to the Joseon Dynasty. As a result of this, it was confirmed that it was built in the Ming Dynasty Military, and there was a historical place where they were dispatched at the time of the Imjin War. However, they were built on the transfer site, but the proportion of the proportion of the battle, but the proportion of the Ming Dynasty Military, the proportion of the Ming Dynasty Military was built by the region.<br/> The Construction of Monumental Architecture the Ming Dynasty Military Master which is confirmed as Local Noble Family have a certain social economic status, is confirmed as the maintenance of the local residents who have a certain social economic status and participated. The Myeongjang Monument, built during the Imjin War, was not only a product of the Ming Dynasty Military side to honor the achievements of the master, but was also a meaningful research material that could interpretation the movements of the less well-known community.
Authors
- Myoung Jin Choi
Publication Details
- Journal
- The Journal of Society for Humanities Studies in East Asia
- Published
- 2025-09-30
- DOI
- https://doi.org/10.52639/jeah.2025.09.72.459
- Primary Topic
- Cultural and Historical Studies
- Type
- article
- Field-Weighted Citation Impact
- 0.00