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Another Kind of Community: Maritime East Asia
Break down barriers and rediscover our neighbors—and ourselves
Completed · 26 episodes
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Duan Zhiqiang: China, Japan, and Korea at a Brain-Twisting “Drinking Party” Cheng Qing: Reconsidering East Asia during Evening Prayers at Kyoto's Manpuku-ji Sha Qingqing: East Asia's Grievances Need a Historical Dimension 00. Leave the Interior and Rediscover East Asia from the Sea 01. Cross-Border Merchants: Were “Goryeo” and “Japanese” Traders Both Actually from the Song? 02. Refugee and Migrant: How Did a Silla Soldier Become an East Asian “Sea King”? 03. “Pirate Envoys to Ming”: Why Did Tribute Missions Become Rampant Pirates? 04. Student Monks and Missionaries: A Transoceanic Religious Network 05. Guanyin and Mazu: From Local Beliefs to Guardians of Maritime Enterprise Bonus: The Song People with “Colonel Accents” in Historical Dramas 06. The Song-Coin Economy: How Did One Chinese Copper Coin Dominate Japan? 07. Porcelain and Painting: Jiangnan Fashion Desired across East Asia 08. Sulfur: A Maritime Route from Japan and Ryukyu to China 09. Sutras, Statues, and Robes: Splendid Objects and East Asian Diplomacy Bonus: How to “Read” a Buddhist Temple while Traveling in East Asia 10. From Intelligence to Strange Tales: How News of Mongol Expansion Spread by Sea 11. Emperor Victorious—or Captured? How Intelligence Traveled under the Tribute System 12. The Revolt of the Three Feudatories: An Intelligence Network of Hidden Agendas Bonus: Sail by Book through the Strange Yet Familiar Seas of East Asia 13. Wisdom at the Border: How Did Tsushima Islanders Survive between Powers? 14. Ports and Routes: How Did East Asian States Govern Their Seas? 15. Ryukyu, “Bridge of Nations”: The Rise and Fall of an Entrepôt Kingdom 16. War's Other Side: How Conflict Remade Maritime East Asia 17. Social Distance: Why Did Silence Become an Unwritten Rule at Sea? Bonus: Why Did a Goryeo Expedition Revive Japanese Memories of the Mongol Invasions? The Sea Has No Borders: What Can Plural Maritime East Asia Teach Us Today?