#朝鮮
The First Sino Japanese War - 1894-1895
A war fought between Japan and China, their goals you ask? It was to decide which of the nations would have control over Korea.
In 1885 an agreement was signed by the two which allowed both nations to station troops in the land, the “Li-Ito Convention”, but 9 years later the peoples of Korea revolted. Both Japanese and Chinese troops were sent to “rectify” the situations. The job was done, and their claim on the land was once again cemented but when it was time for the troops to return to their posts, the Japanese refused to withdraw their soldiers from the then Chinese controlled Korea.
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Feuille d'album évoquant la vie et les métiers de la Corée Choson, vers 1880
Kisan (dit), Kim Chun-gun (19e siècle) Coréen ; peintre
19e siècle
Corée-du-Sud
© Musée Guimet, Paris, Dist. RMN-Grand Palais / Thierry Ollivier
Section Corée du musée Guimet
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Collection Lee U-Fan
19e siècle, dynastie Yi ou Choson (1392-1910)
encre de couleur, peinture sur soie
Corée-du-Sud
© Musée Guimet, Paris, Dist. RMN-Grand Palais / Thierry Ollivier
Section Corée du musée Guimet
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