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This paper was written to testify the whole process of constructing the Samjeondobi, and its influence regarding the political and cultural changes in Choson dynasty. It was the Manchu Envoy Mafuta that suggested this project to Choson, interfered in preparing the materials, and inscribed the epitaph. Mafuta finally succeeded in erecting a monument at Samjeondo, the very place where Injo was forced to surrender to Huang Taiji, the Qing emperor in 1636. Coincidentally the geographical location of this headstone was also very critical in terms of ground and waterborne traffic system. Many Choson scholars and officers passed by the headstone. They were deeply humiliated by the degrading monument and had no private meetings with Manchu envoys who usually tried to go there. Near the monument, was Namhan fortress, which was regarded as a safety zone in case of emergency and secretly maintained by the government. Choson officers are worried if the secret was disclosed. As time went by, they developed and maintained Kanghwa Island that was another safety zone far from the Manchu envoys’ flow of traffic.

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I. 들어가는 말
 II. 회유와 순응
 III. 潘陽의 압력, 달라진 碑文
 IV. 한 면에 새긴 碑文
 V. 한 면에서 兩面으로
 VI. 사라진 詩會, 주목받는 江華島
 VII. 맺음말
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마푸타(mafuta 馬福㙮 馬夫大) 잉굴다이(inggūldai 英俄尔岱 龍骨大) 인조 청태종 남한산성 강화도 Samjeondobi(三田渡碑) Mafuta(馬福㙮 馬夫大) Lee Kyungsuk (李景奭) Fan Wencheng(范文程) Inggūldai(英俄尔岱 龍骨大) Injo(仁祖) Huang Taiji(淸太宗) Namhan Fortress(南漢山城) poetry gathering(詩會) Kanghwa Island(江華島) 三田渡碑 李景奭 范文程 詩會

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• 배우성 [ Bae Woo-Sung | 서울시립대학교 국사학과 ]

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