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A Study on the Place Names Presented in the Area of Baekdu Mountain and Duman River of "Daedongnyeojido" ("대동여지도(大東輿地圖)" 백두산(白頭山).두만강(豆滿江) 일대에 표시된 몇 가지 지명(地名)의 검토 - 국경인식(國境認識), 위치(位置).어원(語源) 및 오기(誤記) 문제를 중심으로 -)

  • Lee, Kang-Won
    • Journal of the Korean association of regional geographers
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    • v.16 no.5
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    • pp.474-496
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    • 2010

  • In this article I try to investigate fifteen place names presented in the area of Baekdu mountain and Duman river of "Daedongnyeojido". The aims of the investigation are to clear Jeongho Kim's understanding on the national boundary implicated in the map, to search the etymology of the place names, and to analyze the place names miswritten. Through the investigation it will be suggested that the map presents the idea of 'Tomun river = Duman river = Bungye river', and recognizes 'Abrok river-Jeonggyebi-Duman river' as the landmarks of the boundary between Joseon(Korea) and Qing(China). Through the etymological analysis of the place names it will be suggested that some place names(Bundonggang, Geongatoi, Sihuasan, Geolodong and Daedong) originated from Nuzhen(Manchurian), the other place names(Gulsan and Guambong) originated from Korean. The location of the place names will be suggested also.

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A Reinvestigation on Key Issues Associated with the Yimjin Boundary Making and Demarcation(1712~1713): Reconstructing the Distribution of Boundary Markers Based on Actual Survey Documents (역대 실지조사기록 검토를 통한 임진정계 경계표지물 분포 복원)

  • Lee, Kang-Won
    • Journal of the Korean Geographical Society
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    • v.51 no.5
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    • pp.577-612
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    • 2016

  • The distribution of boundary markers, set up during the Yimjin(1712) Boundary Making and Demarcation(YBMD), has less been addressed so far, although it is key material evidence on which we can reconstruct the whole processes of YBMD, together with the correction of widespread myths around YBMD. This paper aims to clarify the questions on the distribution of boundary markers associated with YBMD, built during August 1712 to September 1713, by reinterpreting the key documents of Actual Survey on them: Huh Ryang and Park Dosang(1913), Kim Woosik(1883), Lee Joongha(1885), Wu Luzhen(1907), Osone Seiji(1907), and Liu Jianfeng(1908), together with topographic maps by Japanese Imperial Army(1933), the report of expedition to Mt. Baekdu by Chungjin Teachers' College(1948), and the report of field survey by Jilin province's expedition(1957). As a result, the distribution of boundary markers built in 1712~1713 is successfully reconstructed, and summarized in the format of table and maps.

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