【韓国】キムチの特許をネスレから取り戻せ！…「キムチの宗主国は言うまでもなく大韓民国」「伝統でも何でも盗られてしまう」[7/30]★4
1. DOKDO is the Korean territory since 512 A.D.
2. French geographer Danvil indicated Dokdo as a Korean territory in his "complete map of Chosun Kingdom"
3. Ancient Japanese documents and maps recorded that Dokdo was a Korean territory
4. In the end of the 17th century Japanese government confirmed Dokdo as Korean territory
5. In the 19th century Japanese Meyji Government issued an official document confirming that Dokdo and Ulungdo Islands belonged to Korean territory.
6. Japanese secret service also confirmed Dokdo as Koren territory
7. The highest government organization in Japan (Daejungkwan) decided that Dokdo had to be a Korean territory
8. In the end of 19th century Korean empire indicated Dokdo as the Korean territory.
9. In 1900 Korean empire in the royal order No 41 proclaimed to the whole world that Dokdo is a Korean territory.
10. Japan occupied Dokdo in 1905 by force.
11. The Allied Powers proclaimed a military order to return Dokdo to Korea in January 1946.
12. According to the {Agreement of territorial arrange of former Japan} issued by Allied Powers, "Dokdo is Korean territory."
13. Allied Powers omitted Dokdo in San-Francisco "Convention of Japanese consolidation.
14. UN army included Dokdo to Korean territory
2. French geographer Danvil indicated Dokdo as a Korean territory in his "complete map of Chosun Kingdom"
3. Ancient Japanese documents and maps recorded that Dokdo was a Korean territory
4. In the end of the 17th century Japanese government confirmed Dokdo as Korean territory
5. In the 19th century Japanese Meyji Government issued an official document confirming that Dokdo and Ulungdo Islands belonged to Korean territory.
6. Japanese secret service also confirmed Dokdo as Koren territory
7. The highest government organization in Japan (Daejungkwan) decided that Dokdo had to be a Korean territory
8. In the end of 19th century Korean empire indicated Dokdo as the Korean territory.
9. In 1900 Korean empire in the royal order No 41 proclaimed to the whole world that Dokdo is a Korean territory.
10. Japan occupied Dokdo in 1905 by force.
11. The Allied Powers proclaimed a military order to return Dokdo to Korea in January 1946.
12. According to the {Agreement of territorial arrange of former Japan} issued by Allied Powers, "Dokdo is Korean territory."
13. Allied Powers omitted Dokdo in San-Francisco "Convention of Japanese consolidation.
14. UN army included Dokdo to Korean territory
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