The Asahi Shimbun is reporting that the excavation of ruins of Toyotomi Hideyoshi’s final...
Hideyoshi castle ruins in Kyoto called “discovery of this century”
News
Database reviewed in The Digital Orientalist
The Database of Research on the Imjin War, an output of the Aftermath project...
Database launch
The Aftermath project has launched a new tool for East Asian historians. The Database...
Seminar: Unique families in household registers after the Imjin War
Dr Sangwoo Han, postdoctoral researcher on the Aftermath project, gave a talk in our...
Invited talk “How Weapons Cross Borders”
In 1592, Japan invaded Korea and initiated the Imjin War, a large-scale conflict which...
Seminar: A manuscript report by Luis Frois
Dr Giuseppe Marino, postdoctoral researcher on the Aftermath project, presented a paper “A manuscript...
Dr Yongchao Cheng Joins Aftermath as a Visiting Researcher
In March of 2020, Dr Yongchao Cheng, Designated Assistant Professor at Nagoya University, will...
Seminar: Post-Imjin relations between Chosŏn captives and the Satsuma domain
Prof. Rebekah Clements, ICREA research professor and Principal Investigator of the Aftermath Project, presented...
Invited talk: Post-Imjin relations between Chosŏn captives and the Satsuma domain
Aftermath project leader, Rebekah Clements, will give a talk at the seminar, Espace Maritime...
Keynote lecture “The Imjin War in Regional and Global History: New Perspectives”
Prof. Rebekah Clements will give a keynote talk at Asia Oriental: paradigmas emergentes, política(s),...
Seminar: Introducing Primary Sources of the Imjin War
Team members of the project “Aftermath of the East Asian War of 1592-1598” presented...
Seminar: Historical Background of the Popularity of Genealogies in Korea
Seminar talk by Dr Sangwoo Han, Postdoctoral Researcher on the Aftermath Project. “The Historical...
This project has received funding from the European Research Council (ERC) under the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme (grant agreement No 758347)
Aquestes pàgines són una col·laboració entre The Aftermath of the East Asian War UAB i la Biblioteca d’Humanitats.
