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“Tai Migration in the Upper Mekong Region in the Eighteenth Century and the First Half of the Nineteenth Century” International conference

Kumiko Kato

14th International Conference on Thai Studies 2022.4.30

18世紀半ばにおける、北部タイおよびビルマ・シャン州東部地域に対する中国清朝の認識

加藤　久美子

日本タイ学会研究大会 2020.10.10 日本タイ学会

雲南最南部のタイ族地域に対する18世紀半ばの清の認識 Invited

加藤　久美子

広島史学研究会大会 2018.10.28 広島史学研究会大会

雲南南部に対する清の認識―18世紀前半の車里に対する認識を中心として Invited

加藤　久美子

名古屋大学東洋史研究会大会名古屋大学東洋史研究会

Borders and Migration in the Upper Mekong region: Historical perspective Invited International conference

Kumiko Kato

Modernity, mobility, and gender in the Upper Mekong region: Anthropological and historical perspectives 2018.6.12 Austrian Academy of Sciences

Qing China’s View of the Sipsongpanna in the 1720s International conference

Kumiko Kato

13th International Conference on Thai Studies 2017.7

Qing China's Concept of Border and Territory in Southernmost Yunnan in 1830s International conference

Kumiko Kato

Thai-Yunnan Project Workshop: At Risk, Under Care: Nurturing Culture, the Environment and the Human in the Thai-Yunnan Region

Event date： 2014.11

Language：English Presentation type：Symposium, workshop panel (nominated)

Country：Australia

Sipsongpanna was a Tai pre-modern state that was located at the southernmost part of present-day Yunnan Province of People's Republic of China, which borders on Myanmar and Laos. It had paid tribute to both Chinese and Burmese Dynasties since the latter half of the 16th century and the ruler of Moeng Cheng Hung (Muang Chiang Rung), who had also the position as the supreme ruler of all of Sipsongpanna, was given official titles as the governor of Sipsongpanna both by Chinese and Burmese Dynasties. The Chinese title was Cheli Xuenwei Shi because he was the chief of a Chinese office named Cheli Xuenwei Si, which was built at Cheng Hung.

The purpose of this presentation is to discuss Qin China's concept of border and territory in Southernmost Yunnan in 1830s by analyzing historical sources such as Pu'er Fu Zhi (the official account of Pu'er Fu) written in Dao Guang Period (1821-1850) and Captain McLeod's 1837 Journal. Qin China's concept of border and territory are shown in the sources. For example, maps in Pu'er Fu Zhi shows that Pu'er Fu bordered on Burma (Miandian), Siam (Xianluo) and Lansang (Nanzhang) and that old Cheli, which meant Moeng Cheng Rung because Cheli Xuenwei Si moved to Moeng Yang Noi temporarily at that time, was directly bordered on Burma. On the other hand, Captain McLeod, who visited Sipsongpanna as a British diplomat in 1837 and planned to proceed to China, described that the minister and officials of Cheng Hung reported Macleod's arrival and other information to China and sent a translation of the official letters from British Commissioner, but did not allow McLeod to leave Cheng Hung for China. These facts could help us understand Qin China's concept of border and territory at that time.

Sipsongpanna and the Rattanakosin Dynasty in the Middle of the 19th Century International conference

Kumiko Kato

The 12th International Conference on Thai Studies (ICTS)

Event date： 2014.4

Language：English Presentation type：Oral presentation (general)

Country：Australia

Sipsongpanna was a Tai pre-modern state which had paid tribute to both Chinese and Burmese Empires since the latter half of the 16th century. In the middle of the 19th century, contact with the Rattanakosin Dynasty also appeared. My purpose, through this paper, is to consider how Sipsongpanna viewed the Rattanakosin Dynasty at that time.
Suchawanna succeeded to the throne and was officially appointed as the monarch of Sipsongpanna by the Chin Dynasty in 1834. From 1847 to 1850, another member of the royal family attempted to seize the throne, with assistance from Burma and Chiang Tung. In 1848, during this intermittent warfare, Suchawanna's mother and younger brother (the viceroy) moved to Bangkok and stayed there for several years. Mahachay, the lord of Moeng Phung, also went with them.
Most previous studies argue that this implies that Sipsongpanna relied on the Rattanakosin Dynasty and sought help in internal warfare against the usurper. However, there is not sufficient evident yet to prove this.
In this paper, I examine a record of Mahachay's statement in 1852, some Tai documents from Sipsongpanna, and other documents from both Thai and Chinese sides. It was found that Sipsongpanna's deepening relations with the Rattanakosin Dynasty could not be interpreted to mean that Sipsongpanna asked for help from the Rattanakosin Dynasty of her own accord. Instead, it is better to be interpreted that Sipsongpanna was forced to create relations with the Rattanakosin Dynasty by way of aggressive leading of the Rattanakosin Dynasty, Nan and other northern tributaries.

The Relationships between the Political Power and the People in Sipsongpanna in the First Half of the 20th Century: From the Viewpoint of Corvee and Tributes International conference

The 11th International Conference on Thai Studies

The Relationships between the Political Power and the People in Sipsongpanna in the First Half of the 20th Century: From the Viewpoint of Corvee and Tributes International conference

KATO Kumiko

The 11th International Conference on Thai Studies

Salt trading among villages in the southern part of the Vientiane plain. International conference

International Conference on Thai Studies: THAI FOOD HERITAGE:LOCAL TO GLOBAL.

「ヴィエンチャン平野の塩華製塩と塩を中心とする村落間の物々交換」 International conference

名古屋大学文学研究科・陝西師範大学共催国際シンポジウム『人文学研究方法の現状と展望－現地調査（Field Work）を中心に―』（名古屋大学、2008年11月22-23日）

「戦争・開発・市場化：ビエンチャン平野の村落史」

加藤久美子、池口明子、イサラ・ヤナタン

日本地理学会秋季学術大会（熊本大学、2007 年10月6-7日）　公開シンポジウム、『四次元で描く地誌：ラオス・ビエンチャン平野の多様な資源利用とその背景』

「ビエンチャン平野における塩華製塩」

加藤久美子、イサラ・ヤナタン

「19世紀半ばのシプソンパンナーとラタナコーシン朝――ムンプンのマハーチャイの証言から」

東南アジア史学会第75回研究大会（摂南大学）自由研究発表

「1945年―1975年のラオスにおける売買・交換――Swit Thirasaatwat『ラオスの歴史1779－1975』中の調査記録を中心に」

名古屋＜タイ・雲南＞研究会

Sathaanaphaap paccuban khong eekasaan papsaa nai Sipsong Panna (in Thai) (“Present State of Pap-sa Documents in Sipsong Panna") International conference

International Conference “Studies of History and Literature of Tai Ethnic Groups

「タイ政治権力の交易への関与――1950年前後のシプソンパンナーの事例」

第147回東南アジア研究会（東南アジア史学会中部地区例会）

「聞き取り調査と歴史学」

『いま、歴史資料を考える（名古屋大学文学部創設50周年記念公開シンポジウム・1998）』

「シプソンパンナ－の伝統的地域政体」

東南アジア史学会第57回研究大会（上智大学）シンポジウム「東南アジア史の中のタイ」

Taxation' Systems in Sipsongpanna in the 'Pre-liberation' Period: with Special Reference to Peculiarity of the Capital Muang, Muang Chiang Rung International conference

the 14th Conference of the International Association of Historians of Asia (IAHA)

大陸東南アジア諸地域の「時代区分」(雲南)

東南アジア史学会第52回研究大会（大阪市立大学）シンポジウム《大陸東南アジア諸地域の「時代区分」》

Changes in Sipsongpanna in the Eighteenth Century: focusing on 1720s and1730s International conference

the 13th Conference of International Association of Historians of Asia (IAHA)

"Native Village in Power; Baan Taa in Muang Chiang Rung, Sipsongpanna before 'Liberation' International conference

the 5th International Conference on Thai Studies (ICTS)

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