「アジア主義」者のタイ国進出 : 明治期の一局面

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  • The Asianists in Thailand in the Middle of the Meiji Era
  • 「アジア主義」者のタイ国進出--明治中期の一局面
  • アジア シュギ モノ ノ タイコク シンシュツ メイジ チュウキ ノ イチキョ

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 In the last two decades of the nineteenth century, there were several Asianists interested in Southeast Asia in Japan. They advocated the view that Asian nations needed solidarity against the European advance into Asia. Manjiro Inagaki, who was the first Japanese resident ambassador to Thailand, was an Asianist. He made every endeavour to send a Japanese advisor to the Thai government in the reign of King Chulalongkorn for Thailand's modernization and Japanese interests.<br>  Uzaburo Ishibashi and Chinatsu Iwamoto were also passionate Asianists. They went to Thailand to support the independence of Thailand, after hearing that relations between Thailand and France had worsened after the incident at Paknam, near Bangkok, in 1893. After arriving in Bangkok, they began to encourage Japanese immigration under the sponsorship of Phraya Surasakmontri, the Thai minister of agriculture and commerce, with the aim of helping Thailand, but they failed in their undertaking because they had no business ability.

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  • 東南アジア研究

    東南アジア研究 16 (1), 78-93, 1978

    京都大学東南アジア地域研究研究所

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