淸初 三藩의 亂과 盛京 지역 주변정세의 변화

Abstract

The purpose of this article is to examine the changes in the surrounding Mukden region during the period when the Revolt of the Three Feudatories occurred. When the Revolt of the Three Feudatories broke out, Qing drafted a large numbers of troops from Manchuria, including Mukden, and organize an expeditionary forces to suppress the revolt. As a result of the mobilization of many troops, the defense system in Mukden area was temporarily hollowed out. In this way, when a military vacuum occurs, the situation surrounding Mukden becomes unstable. In other words, Burni of Čaqar Ulus, who belonged to Qing, rose in revolt, and hard-liners emerged in Joseon who were opposed to Qing, developed the discussion on Northern Expeditions(北伐). In previous studies, the discussion on Northern Expeditions and the Bruni Rebellion was taken up as a separate research theme. On the other hand, in this article, i tried to restore these linkages by tracing the chain process of the outbreak of the Revolt of the Three Feudatories, military conscription in Manchuria, and the consequent military hollowing out of the Mukden region and changes in the surrounding situation. As a result, Qing revealed that it had strengthened its defenses in Mukden in response to the disturbing movements of Caqar and Joseon. As a result, Qing has strengthened its defenses in Mukden against the disturbing movements of Čaqar and Joseon. The Revolt of the Three Feudatories, an international event, played a decisive role in changing the circumstances surrounding Mukden. The Revolt of the Three Feudatories should be positioned as a pivotal event in considering Qing's policy towards Manchuria.