本論文では「朝鮮の渋沢栄一」韓相龍の日本留学先にあたる旧陸軍士官予備校成城学校の事例を取り上げ, 19世紀の朝鮮人留学生の思想的な影響と帰国後の活動を検討する。当時陸軍参謀本部の宇都宮太郎は朝鮮・清国留学生を担当しており, 国権主義から日本盟主論までを視野に入れたアジア主義の持ち主であった。宇都宮の影響を受けた韓相龍は, 帰国後も駐韓日本公使館附武官野津鎮武の指導・監督のもとで韓末における日本の朝鮮植民地化政策に協力した。
This study raises the case of Seijogakko, a preparatory school for the Japan Military Academy, as the destination for "Shibusawa Eiichi of Chosen" Sangyong Han's studies in Japan, considering the ideological influence of 19th century Korean foreign students and their activities after returning to their home country. 
Taro Utsunomiya, the Army's Chief of Staff at the time, was responsible for Korean and Chinese students and held a pan-Asianist perspective that evolved from a national sovereignty principle to a Japan-as-leader theory. 
Sangyong Han, influenced by Utsunomiya, cooperated with Japanese colonialist policies for Korea during Japan's annexation of Korea after his return, under the instructions and direction of the military attache for the Japanese Embassy in Korea, Shizutake Nozu.

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