Confucian Statecraft and Korean Institutions. Yu Hyongwon and the Late Choson Dynasty - James B. Palais

I I32 NOTES TO CHAPTER 21 vidual tribute items, and the purchase of tribute could have been controlled exclusively by budgets ad ...

NOTES TO CHAPTER 21 1133 Han Y6ngguk, "Hos6, part I," pp. 97-98; Kim Okkun, Chason hugi, p. 157. Kim Okkun, Chason hugi, pp. 26 ...

I 134 NOTES TO CHAPTER 2 I Hyojong sillok 19:5a-6a, Hyojong 8.7.imja, cited in Han Yongguk, "Hoso," part 2, p. 129: Han. "Honam ...

NOTES TO CHAPTER 2 I I 135 this is the main source for the following information about the details ofthe Ch'ungch'ong taedong sy ...

I 136 NOTES TO CHAPTER 2 I had in fact decided to rescind the taedong law for upland Chima because court officials believe that ...

NOTES TO CHAPTER 22 1137 "Honam," part 4, p. 115 n.180. The MHBG cites King Hy6njong's acceptance of another memorial from Kim M ...

I I38 NOTES TO CHAPTER 22 IS. Ihid. 3:rSh. Ihid. :p8h. Ihid. 19: I Ih. Sh. 2I. Ibid. I9:16b. Ibid. 19: 16b-I7a. Ihid. 19: 17b. ...

NOTES TO CHAPTER 22 I 139 yen, and the Ming commentator Ch'iu Chiin also described details of the salaries for the four grades o ...

I I40 NOTES TO CHAPTER 23 chief clerks (noksa), 35 mal (3 kok, 5 mal) for clerks (sori), 25 mal for runners (chorye) and officia ...

NOTES TO CHAPTER 23 1141 Injo sillok28:52b-53a, Injo I I.I I.imjin. Ibid. 29:6a-b, Injo 12.2.chongch'uk. Ibid" 3 [:44a-b; Injon ...

1142 NOTES TO CHAPTER 23 Hyojong sillok 6:3Ih, Hyojong 2.5.kich'uk. Ihid. 7:3b, Hyojong 2.7.kapsin, cited in Won, "Yijo Sukchon ...

NOTES TO CHAPTER 24 1143 caused much ill feeling because most people had already accumulated cash to make repay- ment. SJW 7:979 ...

1144 NOTES TO CHAPTER 24 PGSR 8:qb-I8a. Ibid. 8: I8a-b. Tillman described Hu Hung as one of the fundamentalist advocates of the ...

NOTES TO CHAPTER 24 1145 (near Pusan). He anticipated that when it came time to mint a new coin, the authorities could expect th ...

1146 NOTES TO CHAPTER 25 I disagree with the interpretation of Won Yuhan that Yu regarded currency as sec- ond only in importan ...

NOTES TO CHAPTER 25 1147 sillak, 14 sang:4a, Sukchong 9. 1,urmyo, and PBS 3:604. Sukchong 9. I. I 5: Won, "Suk- chong sidac iii ...

I I48 NOTES TO CHAPTER 25 in 1698. While part of this reduction may have been caused by stricter export controls in Japan, a lar ...

NOTES TO CHAPTER 26 1149 SJW 35:5I6a-526c, Yungjong 5.11.5 (chongsa) (I727); Y6ngjo sitlok I4:3a-b, Yongjo 3. I I.chongsa. Brie ...

I ISO NOTES TO CHAPTER 26 ing out punishment. He recommended that the provincial governors again issue orders promising strict p ...

NOTES TO CHAPTER 26 1151 [The collected works ofPak Chega, with the essay on learning from the north appended] (Seoul: Kuksa p'y ...