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Yongchao Cheng
Section
Center for Northeast Asian Studies
Job title
Associate Professor
Degree

  • 博士（歴史学）（名古屋大学）

  • Ｍ．Ａ．（中国･山東大学）

Profile

My research examines the complex web of global diplomacy, travel, trade, and intelligence gathering in early modern East Asia, focusing particularly on the trilateral dynamics among Japan, Korea, and China during the 17th-19th centuries. Moving beyond traditional bilateral analyses, I adopt a global history perspective that draws upon Japanese, Korean, and Chinese sources to provide a comprehensive understanding of these interconnected relationships.
My first monograph, Kai hentai no Higashi Ajia: kinsei Nihon, Chōsen, Chūgoku sangoku kankeishi no kenkyū (East Asia in the Ka-i hentai transformation: trilateral relations among Tokugawa-Chosŏn and China in the 17-19th centuries), investigates the crucial role of Chosŏn Korea and Tsushima domain as a diplomatic intermediary between Tokugawa Japan and Ming-Qing China.
My ongoing research expands upon these themes by exploring the mechanisms of information transmission and manipulation, particularly examining how Chosŏn Korea and the Tsushima domain influenced the formation and maintenance of East Asia's international order.
Additionally, I collaborate with astronomers to analyze historical astronomical and meteorological phenomena, adding an interdisciplinary dimension to our understanding of this pivotal period in East Asian history.
 

Research History 8

  • 2021/04 - Present
    Tohoku University　Graduate School of Environmental Studies Department of Frontier Sciences for Advanced Environment　Associate Professor

  • 2020/10 - Present
    Nagoya University

  • 2020/10 - Present
    Tohoku University　Center for Northeast Asian Studies　Associate Professor

  • 2023/04 - 2026/03
    東京大学史料編纂所　共同研究員

  • 2024/03 - 2025/03
    University of Oxford　Wolfson College　Visiting scholar

  • 2018/04 - 2020/09
    Nagoya University　Institute for Advanced Research (Graduate school of Humanities)　S-YLC Designated Assistant Professor

  • 2018/07 - 2019/05
    Seoul National University　Kyujanggak Institute for Korean Studies　Fellow

  • 2016/09 - 2017/03
    Princeton University　Department of History　Visiting Student Research Collaborator

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Research Interests 10

  • 朝鮮燕行使

  • 倭情咨文

  • 外交書契

  • Joseon missions to Japan

  • Ming China, Qing China

  • Tokugawa Japan

  • Documents of the Tsushima So Family.

  • Tsushima domain

  • East Asian International Relations

  • Joseon Korea

Research Areas 2

  • Humanities & social sciences / History - Japan / International relations in East Asia

  • Humanities & social sciences / History - Japan / Foreign Relations in Early Modern Japan

Awards 3

  1. Mishima Kaiun Academic Award

    2024/07　Mishima Kaiun Memorial Foundation

  2. The Japan Consortium for Area Studies Award（Budding Sholar Category）

    2022/11　Japan Consortium for Area Studies (JCAS)

  3. 第７回東北大学若手研究者アンサンブルワークショップ優秀ポスター賞

    2021/05

Papers 18

  1. Digitization of weather records of Seungjeongwon Ilgi: A historical weather dynamics dataset of the Korean Peninsula in 1623–1910 Peer-reviewed

    Zeyu Lyu, Kohei Ichikawa, Yongchao Cheng, Hisashi Hayakawa, Yukiko Kawamoto

    Geoscience Data Journal　2023/10/05

    Publisher: Wiley

    DOI： 10.1002/gdj3.227 　

    ISSN： 2049-6060

    eISSN： 2049-6060

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    Abstract Historical weather records from Europe indicate that the Earth experienced substantial climate variability, which caused, for instance, the Little Ice Age and the global crisis in the period between the 14th and 19th centuries. However, it is still unclear how global this climate variability was because of the scarce meteorological data availability in other regions including East Asia, especially around the 17th century. In this context, Seungjeongwon Ilgi, a daily record of the Royal Secretariat of the Joseon Dynasty of Korea, is a precious source of historical meteorological records for the Korean Peninsula, as it covers 288 years of weather observations made during 1623–1910. We used the digital database of Seungjeongwon Ilgi to construct a machine‐readable weather condition dataset. To this end, we extracted valid weather information from the original weather description text and compiled them into pre‐defined weather categories. Additionally, we attempted to improve the usability of dataset by converting the reported dates in the traditional calendar system to those in the Gregorian calendar. Finally, we outlined promising implications of this dataset for meteorological and climatological studies, while describing the limitations of the dataset. Overall, future studies focusing on the climate and weather of the past could use this meteorological database for investigating long‐term climate variability. Our datasets are publicly available at 10.5281/zenodo.8382243.

  2. 朝鮮通信使と歴聖大儒像 Invited

    程 永超

    シンポジウム 徹底解剖！狩野山雪「歴聖大儒像」報告論文集　27-42　2023/03

    Publisher: 筑波大学日本美術史研究室

  3. Diplomacy and Kingship: Trilateral Relationships among Japan, the Chosŏn, and the Ming during the Reopening of the Pusan Trade in 1604

    CHENG Yongchao

    Japanese studies around the world = 世界の日本研究　2022　60-73　2023/03

    DOI： 10.15055/00007953 　

  4. China-Related Intelligence Gathered by Tsushima Domain in the First Half of the 17th Century International-journal Invited

    Cheng Yongchao

    北大史学 = Clio at Beida　23　162-186　2022/09

  5. 近世前期の対馬藩と大陸情報収集

    程永超

    『訳官使・通信使とその周辺』　4　23-44　2021/07

  6. Trilateral Relationships among Japan, Korea and China over the Permission to start trading at Busan in the Early 17th Century

    3　33-51　2021/02

  7. Cometary records revise Eastern Mediterranean chronology around 1240 CE Peer-reviewed

    Koji Murata, Kohei Ichikawa, Yuri I Fujii, Hisashi Hayakawa, Yongchao Cheng, Yukiko Kawamoto, Hidetoshi Sano

    Publications of the Astronomical Society of Japan　73　(1)　197-204　2021/01/13

    Publisher: Oxford University Press (OUP)

    DOI： 10.1093/pasj/psaa114 　

    ISSN： 0004-6264

    eISSN： 2053-051X

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    Eirene Laskarina, Empress of John III Batatzes of the exiled Byzantine Empire of Nicaea (1204–1261 CE), was an important Eastern Mediterranean figure in the first half of the thirteenth century. We reassess the death day of Eirene, which has been variously dated during the years between the end of 1239 and 1241, with the understanding that narrowing the range in which this event occurred contributes much to understanding the political situation in the area around 1240. George Akropolites, a famous official of the Empire, gives an account that connects Eirene's death to a comet that appeared “six months earlier,” thus pointing to two comet candidates that were visible from the Eastern Mediterranean during the years 1239 and 1241, one recorded on “1239 June 3” and the other on “1240 January 31.” Recent historians prefer the former, based on historical circumstances and without a critical assessment of the comet records. We revisit the historical records and reveal that the “1239 June 3” candidate was not a comet. On the other hand, the other candidate was a comet, as supported by multiple historical records in multiple regions, and is also a good fit with Akropolites’ narrative. Therefore, we conclude that Eirene died six months after the comet that was seen on 1240 January 31, which places her death in the summer of 1240. Given that her death day is crucial for determining some other contemporary events across the Eastern Mediterranean, our results offer a solid basis for further research on the thirteenth-century Eastern Mediterranean.

  8. Three Case Reports on the Cometary Plasma Tail in the Historical Documents Peer-reviewed

    Hisashi Hayakawa, Yuri Fujii, Koji Murata, Yasuyuki Mitsuma, Yongchao Cheng, Nagatoshi Nogami, Kohei Ichikawa, Hidetoshi Sano, Kohji Tsumura, Yukiko Kawamoto, Masaki Nishino

    Journal of Space Weather and Space Climate　11　21-21　2020/08/21

    Publisher: EDP Sciences

    DOI： 10.1051/swsc/2020045 　

    eISSN： 2115-7251

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    Cometary tails visually manifest the solar wind and became a first hint for its discovery. While the solar wind is being directly monitored with satellites, its time series before the space age has been controversially reconstructed with multiple proxies. Recently, cometary plasma tail observations have been subjected to consideration to indirectly measure the solar wind but brought conclusion that no plasma tail has been reported prior to 1769 probably due to their brightness. However, historical records have occasionally reported comets with two tails even before 1769 and these cases have been tentatively associated with visual reports of cometary plasma and dust tails. Therefore, we examined three such cases (C/1577 V1, 1P/837, and 1P/760), compared the descriptions in historical records with calculated direction of their plasma tails. Our comparisons show that the records and calculations agree in these cases and plasma tails were visually recorded corresponding to these three great comets. These cases certify the capability of plasma tail observations with the unaided eye even before 1769, qualitatively imply their extreme brightness, proximities with the Sun and the Earth, and relative enhancements of UV radiations and interaction of cometary neutral atmosphere with solar wind plasma and magnetic field, while the lack of their detailed length or kink hinders us from their quantitative measuring. Further investigations will probably lead to the re-discovery of even more visual evidence of cometary plasma tail and, hence, improve our understanding on past space climate.

  9. Stricter Rules on Portion of Paleo Trade in the Later Joseon Dynasty and Japan-Korea Relations

    Report for Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd. Kobayashi Foundation FY2017 Research Grants　1-21　2019/04

  10. Japanese Gathering of Intelligence from the Continent through Brush Talks with Joseon Emissaries to Japan

    Report for Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd. Kobayashi Foundation FY2016 Research Grants　1-23　2018/04

  11. Joseon Embassies to Tokugawa Japan & China and Early Modern Japan Peer-reviewed

    Yongchao Cheng

    Ph.D. thesis submitted to Nagoya University　1-211　2017/12

  12. The Korean Diplomatic Missions in the 17th-18th Century: Joseon Embassies to Japan and China Peer-reviewed

    Bulletin of the Institute for the Culture of Travel　(26)　27-42-42　2016/12

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  13. Joseon-Japan Relations as informed by Joseon Missions to Ming and Qing China Peer-reviewed

    The Shirin/Journal of History　99　(6)　803-836-840　2016/11

    Publisher:

    DOI： 10.14989/shirin_99_803 　

    ISSN： 0386-9369

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    Joseon missions to Japan (Ko. Joseon:Tongsinsa) were goodwill missions sent intermittently by Joseon Dynasty Korea at the request of the Japanese bakufu authorities. During the Edo period, these missions were dispatched to the Tokugawa shogunate 12 times between 1607 and 1811. The Joseon Dynasty was during this period a vassal state of Ming China before 1637, and then of Qing China after 1637. In consideration of the early-modern diplomatic principle in East Asia that "the minister of a prince had no intercourse outside his own state" (Ch. Ren chen zhe wu wai jiao 人臣者無外交), the Joseon Dynasty, as a vassal state, should have been prohibited from building any diplomatic relationship with Tokugawa Japan without the permission of the suzerain. Nonetheless, there has been little research on the whether and how the suzerain-vassal relationship between Ming and Qing China and Joseon Korea impacted the relationship between Joseon Korea and Japan, not to mention the impact on Joseon missions to Japan, which was a crucial representation of the good-neighborly relationship. By paying close attention to suzerain-vassal relationships, issues concerning the Joseon missions to Japan may be examined more comprehensively. In this article, I use the Waejeong Jamun (Ch. Woqing Ziwen 倭情咨文), official reports on the Japanese political situation that were sent by the Joseon dynasty to Ming and Qing China, as a case study to offer a solution to this problem. The Waejeong Jamun have previously been seen as an effective tool for addressing the issue of Joseon Korea's relations with Qing China, and of great significance on Qing China's policy and attitude toward Tokugawa Japan. Among the Waejeong Jamun are some on the preparation, dispatching, and debriefing of Joseon missions to Japan that contain vital clues. After decoding the reports related to the Joseon missions to Japan, it is clear that in making the decision to dispatch missions to Japan from 1636 to 1811, Joseon Dynasty officially asked for Qing China's permission. However, in actuality, the Joseon Dynasty independently made the decision to send missions after 1655. As for the dispatching of Hoedam-gyeom-swaehwansa (Jp. Kaito-ken-sakkanshi 回答兼刷還使) from 1607 to 1624, the Joseon Dynasty officially sought Ming's approval for the dispatch of missions to Japan; however, in reality they began all the preparations and even sent delegations prior to sending the report to Ming China, which indicates that the report had gradually become a mere formality. For the Joseon mission to Japan in 1643, the dispatch was decided according to the will of Qing Emperor Hong Taiji. By deciphering three reports relating to the 1643 mission, we can see the consistency of Hong Taiji's deep concerns about Japan during his reign. Hong Taiji not only showed strong interest in Japan, i.e. an intention of trading with Japan, which appeared in Namhansanseong Treaty 南漢山詔諭 in 1637 as a post-war settlement of the Second Manchu invasion of Korea, but also sent ministers to the Korean House in Mukden 瀋館 to collect intelligence on the Japanese. Moreover, Hong Taiji intended to utilize Joseon missions to Japan as a channel to collect Japanese intelligence, so he paid special attention to the 1643 mission and intervened directly in its dispatch. The Joseon mission to Japan in 1643 has been regarded as exceptional because it was dispatched for the birth of the young prince 若君, instead of the succession of a new shogun, which was the reason for the dispatch of other Joseon missions to Japan. Thus at first, the Joseon Dynasty passively dispatched missions upon Japanese request; later, the suggestion of Choe Myeonggil 崔鳴吉 is considered the main reason for the positive change in the Joseon court's attitude towards the missions, as Nakao Hiroshi has pointed out However, this article envisions the significant role played by Qing China as the promoter of the Joseon Dynasty's missions, particularly the 1643 mission, and thus how this mission embodied the relationship between Qing China and the Joseon missions to Japan.

  14. Cho Hyeong’s Different Observations in Tokugawa Japan and Qing China Peer-reviewed

    Thought and culture of East Asia　(7)　3-13　2015/07

    ISSN： 1881-1264

  15. Hong Gyehee’s Diplomatic Experience: Missions to Tokugawa Japan and Qing Dynasty Peer-reviewed

    Yongchao Cheng

    Japan-Korea Academic Exchange Conference - on Language and Culture　2　136-148　2015/02

  16. Joseon Embassies to Tokugawa Japan & China and Early Modern East Asia

    Μεταπτυχιακα: Annual of office for the Promotion of Graduate Education and Research　(9)　83-90　2015

  17. 外国人眼中的德川纲吉 : 以坎普法的江户参府中心

    程 永超

    アジアの歴史と文化　(18)　131-145　2014/03

    Publisher: 山口大学アジア歴史・文化研究会

    ISSN： 1348-1932

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    本文以德国的医生、博物学家恩格柏特・坎普法（Engelbert Kaempfer）的著作《日本志》第五卷《江户参府旅行日记》的英文版BOOK V. The Author's two Journies To the Emperor's Court at JEDO, the City of his Residence 为基础，考察了德国人坎普法眼中的德川纲吉的形象。坎普法在日期间获得两次机会跟随荷兰商馆馆长拜谒当时的幕府将军德川纲吉，结合自己的亲眼所见和江户参府路途中的见闻，坎普法从世界史的角度给予了恶名累累的德川纲吉很高的评价。

  18. The Sakoku and Kaikoku Japan in Luo Sen’s eyes

    Asia’s History and Culture　16　131-142　2012

    ISSN： 1348-1932

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Misc. 13

  1. Operation and Challenges of the Digital Archive of Northeast Asian Studies at the Center for Northeast Asian Studies, Tohoku University Peer-reviewed

    Kohei, Tamura, Masumi, Isogai, Satoshi, Kato, Yongchao, Cheng, Tsuyoshi, Miyamoto, Hiroki, Takakura

    119-124　2024/11

  2. Two Tsushima Maps in the United Kingdom

    Yongchao Cheng

    Uehiro Research Division of Historical Materials Study　2024/09

  3. 書評 川西裕也・中尾道子・木村拓編 『壬辰戦争と東アジア： 秀吉の対外侵攻の衝撃』 （東京大学出版会、2023） Invited

    程永超

    朝鮮史研究会会報　(236)　6-9　2024/07

  4. 華夷変態の東アジア:近世日本・朝鮮・中国三国関係史の研究

    程永超

    研究報告書　(61)　1-3　2024

    Publisher: 三島海雲記念財団

  5. コラム：気象史料としての『承政院日記』

    程永超

    上廣歴史資料学研究部門　2023/12

  6. 書評 木村拓著『朝鮮王朝の侯国的立場と外交』 Invited

    程永超

    歴史評論　(865)　99-103　2022/05

  7. コラム：中国の史料に記録された対馬

    程永超

    上廣歴史資料学研究部門　2022/03

  8. Rewriting the “World History” Centered on “Central Eurasia”: A Review of the Recent Tendency in Inner Asia Studies in Japan Invited

    Zhong Han, translated by Cheng Yongchao

    The BNU Historical Review　1　(1)　112-177　2021/08

  9. 感染症時代の東アジア国際関係史研究

    程永超

    東北アジア研究センターニューズレター　(89)　8-8　2021/06

  10. Recent Study on Brush Talks during 1811 Joseon Mission to Japan

    『訳官使・通信使とその周辺』（科研費研究成果報告書）　2　71-80　2020/09

  11. Trilateral Relationships among Japan, Korea and China in the 17th-19th Centuries

    IAR Letter　(17)　10-10　2019/03

  12. 小特集にあたって

    程永超

    歴史の理論と教育　(152)　1-2　2019/03

    ISSN： 0287-4393

  13. Rafting, repatriation and communication between Japan and Korea during the Edo Period Invited

    Ikeuchi Satoshi, translated by Cheng Yongchao

    Japan Studies　(3)　8-12　2016

    DOI： 10.16496/j.cnki.rbyj.2016.03.002 　

    ISSN： 1003-4048

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Books and Other Publications 11

  1. 対馬西山寺文書の研究

    顧明源 編

    花書院　2025/03

    ISBN: 9784867730850

  2. 新しい途を拓く(東北大学教養教育院叢書 大学と教養 8)

    東北大学教養教育院編集

    東北大学出版会　2025/03

    ISBN: 9784861634062

  3. 风尚、社会与风雅 : 十八世纪东西方的共时性

    毛立平, 張小鋼, 牛贯杰

    中国社会科学出版社　2023/10

    ISBN: 9787522725666

  4. 国別区域视阈下的百年変局与东亚合作

    杨鲁慧, 张淑兰, 邢永凤主编

    山东大学出版社　2023/05

    ISBN: 9787560777481

  5. 全球视野中的明清鼎革

    复旦大学文史研究院

    中华书局　2023/01

    ISBN: 9787101158595

  6. 東北亞近代空間的形成及其影響

    李曉東, 李正吉主編

    秀威科技　2022/03

    ISBN: 9786267088517

  7. ことば·ほとけ·図像の交響―― 法会· 儀礼とアーカイヴ

    近本謙介編

    勉誠出版(発売)　2022/03

    ISBN: 9784585310099

  8. 宗教遺産テクスト学の創成

    木俣元一, 近本謙介編

    勉誠出版(発売)　2022/03

    ISBN: 9784585310082

  9. 近世・近代期筆談記録が語る東アジアの医学・学術交流

    Vigouroux Mathias

    汲古書院　2021/11

    ISBN: 9784762966996

  10. Kai hentai no Higashi Ajia: kinsei Nihon, Chōsen, Chūgoku sangoku kankeishi no kenkyū

    Cheng Yongchao

    2021/10

    ISBN: 9784792414979

  11. 「16-19世紀東アジア国際秩序の成立と変容の研究」 : 国際シンポジウム報告書

    池内敏, 石田徹, 程永超

    名古屋大学高等研究院 : 名古屋大学人文学研究科　2020/03

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Presentations 35

  1. 에도시대 조일관계사연구의 틀에 대한 재고: 근세 일본・조선・중국 삼국관계사에 대한 하나의 시도(江戸時代日朝関係史研究の枠組みに対する再考：近世日本・朝鮮・中国三国関係史への一試み) International-presentation Invited

    程永超

    2025 동아시아한국학 학술회의 동아시아 국제관계사의 새로운 시각 -인(人)·물(物)·정보(情報)의 이동과 접속-(東アジア国際関係史の新しい視点-人·物·情報の移動と接続-)　2025/03/28

  2. The Tsushima Domain and the Taiping Rebellion: Intelligence Networks and Information Circulation in Japan, 1853–1855 Invited

    Yongchao Cheng

    Early Modern Diplomacy c.1400-1800　2025/03/11

  3. 朝鮮通信使と琉球使節の外交儀礼

    程永超

    名古屋大学人文学研究科附属人類文化遺産テクスト学研究センター（CHT）第３期キックオフシンポジウム　2025/03/10

  4. Balancing Act:  Chosŏn Korea's Report of Japanese Intelligence to Ming China (1599-1621) Invited

    Yongchao Cheng

    Defining East Asian Civilization: Themes and Topics　2024/08/23

  5. 訳官使の来日と対馬藩の大陸情報収集活動

    シンポジウム「人びとの近世史」　2024/03/16

  6. 일본에서 본 근세의 조중관계（日本から見た近世の中朝関係） International-presentation

    <근세 동아시아의 소통과 교류>（近世東アジアの疎通と交流）　2024/03/08

  7. 書評 川西裕也・中尾道子・木村拓 編『壬辰戦争と東アジア』（東京大学出版会、2023年） Invited

    朝鮮史研究会 関西部会 2024年2月例会　2024/02/24

  8. Tsushima So Family Documents and the Research of International Relations in East Asia International-presentation Invited

    2024/01/05

  9. 壬辰战争后的中国、日本、朝鲜三国关系 Invited

    程永超

    山东大学历史文化学院　2024/01/03

  10. 明清鼎革与日朝关系 Invited

    程永超

    浙江工商大学东亚研究院“区域国别学系列讲座”12　2023/12/27

  11. 歴史史料から探る天文(+気象)現象

    程永超, 市川幸平, 呂沢宇

    第11回東北大学若手アンサンブルワークショップ　2023/12/13

  12. 書評 松本智也著『〈文事〉をめぐる日朝関係史 ―近世後期の通信使外交と対馬藩』（春風社、2023年）

    程永超

    第22回「訳官使・通信使とその周辺」研究会　2023/11/10

  13. 丁卯、丙子之役与对马 Invited

    “近代东亚知识的生成与变异”青年学者工作坊（第三期）　2023/07/22

  14. 清（後金）の朝鮮侵略をめぐる対馬藩の情報収集活動 Invited

    程永超

    歴史資料学研究会第14回例会　2023/05/22

  15. 朝鲜通信使与历圣大儒像（Panel 26使节、文书与明代东亚外交）

    SCIEA the 15th Annual Meeting 2023　2023/05/06

  16. 《“华夷变态”的东亚》 Invited

    程永超

    复旦大学东亚海域史研究团队读书会　2023/03/30

  17. A Mixture of Falsehood and Reality: Tsushima Domain’s China-Related Political Intelligence-Gathering Activities in the Seventeenth Century ( A025 - The Island at the Crossroads: Regional, National, and International Perspectives on Pre-Modern Tsushima) International-presentation International-coauthorship

    Yongchao Cheng

    Association for Asian Studies 2023 Annual Conference　2023/03/17

  18. 17世紀の訳官使と対馬藩の中国情報収集活動

    程永超

    「訳官使・通信使とその周辺」研究会（第15回サブグループ）　2023/03/01

  19. 朝鮮通信使と「歴聖大儒像」 International-presentation

    程永超

    第十五回「訳官使・通信使とその周辺」研究会　2023/01/07

  20. Korean missions to Tsushima and Chinese intelligence gathering activities in Tsushima domain in the 17th century International-presentation Invited

    2022/12/10

  21. 朝鮮通信使と歴聖大儒像 Invited

    シンポジウム 徹底解剖！狩野山雪「歴聖大儒像」　2022/11/05

  22. Yanagawa affairs and its influence reported by Joseon to Ming and Qing International-presentation

    2022/05/08

  23. Tsushima Sō family documents and international relations in early modern East Asia International-presentation Invited

    2022/05/06

  24. 1630年代の対馬·朝鮮·明清中国 Invited

    程永超

    上廣歴史資料学研究部門研究報告会　2021/12/20

  25. 一六三〇年代の対馬·朝鮮·明清中国

    程永超

    「訳官使·通信使とその周辺」研究会（第８回サブグループ）　2021/12

  26. 日本近世初期对马藩的中国情报搜集活动 International-presentation Invited

    程永超

    山东论坛2021　2021/10

  27. 書評：木村拓『朝鮮王朝の侯国的立場と外交』（汲古書院、2021年）

    程永超

    第十一回「訳官使・通信使とその周辺」研究会　2021/09

  28. Weapon of Diplomacy: Japan's Weapon Export to Korea in 17th century Northeast Asia

    CHENG Yongchao

    The 4th International Scientific Conference "Current Issues in the History, Foreign Relations and Culture of Asian Studies"　2021/09

  29. Narrative and Historiography: Tsushima domain’s Perception of Imjin War International-presentation

    CHENG Yongchao

    16th International Conference of the European Association for Japanese Studies　2021/08

  30. Diplomacy and Kingship : Trilateral Relationships among Japan, Korea, and China in the early 17th Century

    CHENG Yongchao

    Nichibunken Overseas Symposium II (EAJS2021 next-generation workshop) Age of Monarchy/Monarchy for Age: Revisiting Monarchy from a Comparative Perspective　2021/08

  31. 近世初期的对马藩与中国情报搜集 Invited

    近代东亚的知识生成与变异青年学者工作坊第二期　2021/07

  32. Trilateral Relationships among Japan, Korea, and China after the Imjin War Invited

    CHENG Yongchao

    Aftermath of the East Asian war of 1592-1598 Research Seminar　2021/07

  33. どこが真実？どこが虚構？ -朝鮮通信使関係巻物についての一考察-

    程永超

    第７回東北大学若手アンサンブルワークショップ　2021/05

  34. 17-19世紀日本・朝鮮・中国三国関係史の研究がなぜ必要なのか Invited

    程永超

    第79回東北アジア研究談話会　2021/02

  35. Discussant of Panel Session 5 — Mastering the Peace Civilian Technologies After Conflict Invited

    MASTERY OF MATERIALITIES Resources and Technology in Post-Imjin War East Asia (1598-1650)　2023/09/04

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Research Projects 1

  1. Intelligent Information Retrieval Systems for Text Databases of Japanese and Chinese Classics

    Offer Organization: Japan Society for the Promotion of Science

    System: Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research

    Category: Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B)

    Institution: Osaka University

    2022/04/01 - 2026/03/31

Other 2

  1. 『華夷変態の東アジア』正誤表

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    2023年9月版

  2. SPinACH (SPecialists in Astronomy, Classics, and History)

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    https://sites.google.com/view/spinach-group/jp