@article{oai:kumadai.repo.nii.ac.jp:02000422,
 author = {牧野, 寿美礼 and Sumire, MAKINO},
 journal = {熊本大学社会文化研究},
 month = {Mar},
 note = {I examined the role played by Amakusa, the forefront base in Nagasaki, in the repatriation system for drifting ships. First, I explored the concept of “drifting,” which serves as a prerequisite for repatriation measures, discussing it as a sign for swift responses to promptly address emergencies and to understand the navigation conditions of Tang ships.Next, attention was directed to shipwrecks as one type of drifting incident, and a case study was conducted. Responding to shipwrecks involved the possibility of Tang people landing, prompting the establishment of a surveillance system to prevent illegal activities. To promptly secure the substantial funds required for such responses, merchants provided support, and a system was implemented for the entire district to share the financial burden. The maritime surveillance by lookout teams and district-wide collaboration in responding to drifting ships in Amakusa contributed to supporting and functioning within the repatriation system for Tang ships.},
 pages = {210--195},
 title = {近世における唐船「漂着」の認定要件と破船の送還対応 : 文政五年天草漂着の事例による},
 volume = {22},
 year = {2024},
 yomi = {マキノ, スミレ}
}