2 A French geologist D’Anville’s “Map of Joseon(Royaume
de Coree)
NEVER records Lianocourt
Rocks(Takeshima/Dokdo) as a
Korean territory.
Anyway, Check it the island.
IN the cut out zoom up Map on the right side, there are two island.
One is Fang Ling-tao鬱陵島,the other is
Tchian Chan tao 千山島
Anyway, Check by yourself the map and location, figure, then compare with Lianocurt Rocks.
|
Tchian-chan tao
on |
Judge |
Jukdo |
judge |
Liancourt Rocks |
Location |
SouthWest of Fangling tao |
≠ |
NorthEast of Ulleungdo |
≠ |
SouthEast of Ulleungdo |
Distance |
Half way between Korean peninsula to Ulleungdo |
≠ |
very closer distance:2Km |
≠ |
Away from Ulleungdo
87.4KM |
figure |
Single big island. |
≠ |
Single island - Narrow-wide north to South |
≠ |
Two main pinnacles with many small rocks. |
Judging from the result above, this map is similar design written
in China, based on the information of 八道総図 in 東国與地勝覧,
that is to say, Usando on this map
referenced from the old concept of Usando, which
Korean had never cleary recognized that
It is One island twin names, or two island two names.
Furthermore, European “Discovered” Ulleungdo-Dagelet
by French ,La Perouse on MaY1785 after that Ulleungdo was known to European.
Liancourt Rocks was discovered by French ship Liancourt on 1849 ,located 37”2N 131”46’E,after that Lianocourt Rocks was known to European.
Danville Rouyalme de Coree
Thian Chan tao千山島 Fan-Ling tao江陵島(Ulleungdo)