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During the 25th year of King Sejong's reign in 1443, a resurgence of wokou piracy prompted then 70-year-old Yi Ye to volunteer as an envoy to Tsushima one last time to return seven captives. By the end of his career, Yi had been dispatched to Japan over 40 times in ambassadorial function, and the
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During the 18th and last year of King Taejong's reign in 1418, the death of Tsushima governor Sō Sadashige (宗貞茂) prompted the Joseon royal court to dispatch Yi on April 24 with gifts of condolences consisting of rice, beans, and papers. The significance of this gesture was to continue friendship
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to repatriate 50 Korean prisoners. Yi continued to commute yearly between the two nations in a diplomatic function to find and negotiate for release Korean captives such that about 500 were freed by 1410. On January 27, 1416, Yi was captured by pirates and was sent to the
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As a hostage, Yi persistently pleaded for the governor's release, and his display of loyalty impressed the pirates into agreeing to a mediation arranged by the Ashikaga shogunate. In February 1397, a Korean diplomatic goodwill mission, or
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records that he repatriated up to 667 Korean prisoners. To solidify a working foundation for diplomacy and trade between the two nations, Yi contributed to the negotiations for the
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Yi Ye eventually traveled back to Tsushima Island in 1400, after receiving permission by the royal court to join the diplomatic entourage of the envoy
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On June 1, 2013, a Korean-Japanese collaboration documentary titled "Yi Ye" directed by Hiroaki Inui was released in Tokyo cinema. It starred
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reign in 1401, Yi received his first assignment as a delegate to Japan, where he would travel to
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pirates in over 15 diplomatic missions, and for facilitating bi-national cooperation with Japan.
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coasts. Taejong, who had just abdicated, but was still a military adviser to his successor,
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designated Yi Ye to be the culture figure of the month of February, and in 2010, the
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of Joseon bestowed the posthumous name of Chung-suk to Yi Ye for his achievements.
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and dedicated it to the Seokgye Confucian Memorial Hall in Ulju county, Ulsan.
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recognized him that year as a prominent diplomatic figure in Korean history.
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period. When he was eight years-old, his mother was kidnapped by the wokou.
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On January 1, 1397, around 3000 wokou raiders invaded Uljupo harbor (
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to honor his commitment to a peaceful bilateral coexistence.
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In 2011, lawyer Noriyuki Kanazumi wrote a novel titled
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South Korean Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism
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Korean name
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