ARTICLE RETIRÉ : L’instauration de la conscription et la construction de l’État-Nation au Japon

ARTICLE RETIRÉ : L’instauration de la conscription et la construction de l’État-Nation au Japon

The government stemming from the Restoration of Meiji (1868) was resolved to build a modern centralized State around a renovated monarchy. To fulfill this goal, it had to have a modern, national army to replace the professional feudal warriors. The most significant reform at the political level was...

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Yazar: Seizelet, Éric
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spelling cairn-RHA_287_0109RHARevue Historique des Armées https://shs.cairn.info/revue-historique-des-armees-2017-2-page-109?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/rha.287.0109 ARTICLE RETIRÉ : L’instauration de la conscription et la construction de l’État-Nation au Japon Seizelet, Éric2017 fre Revue Historique des Armées | 287 | 2 | 2017-01-02 | p. 109-117 | 0035-3299 RHA_2878 The government stemming from the Restoration of Meiji (1868) was resolved to build a modern centralized State around a renovated monarchy. To fulfill this goal, it had to have a modern, national army to replace the professional feudal warriors. The most significant reform at the political level was the introduction of the conscription by the Ordinance of January 10th, 1873.The new conscript army was used at first to repress internal revolts. The conscripts showed, in front of brave but under armed Samurai, a fighting spirit and a courage that silenced definitively the objections on the reliability of the conscription. At the same time, the Meiji government strove to remove the most striking abuses of the conscription system. With further laws in 1878 and 1882, the army was sheltered from political instability and given an ideological and psychological armature that prepared it for wars of conquest.Cairn restricted access
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description The government stemming from the Restoration of Meiji (1868) was resolved to build a modern centralized State around a renovated monarchy. To fulfill this goal, it had to have a modern, national army to replace the professional feudal warriors. The most significant reform at the political level was the introduction of the conscription by the Ordinance of January 10th, 1873.The new conscript army was used at first to repress internal revolts. The conscripts showed, in front of brave but under armed Samurai, a fighting spirit and a courage that silenced definitively the objections on the reliability of the conscription. At the same time, the Meiji government strove to remove the most striking abuses of the conscription system. With further laws in 1878 and 1882, the army was sheltered from political instability and given an ideological and psychological armature that prepared it for wars of conquest.
author Seizelet, Éric
spellingShingle Seizelet, Éric
ARTICLE RETIRÉ : L’instauration de la conscription et la construction de l’État-Nation au Japon
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title ARTICLE RETIRÉ : L’instauration de la conscription et la construction de l’État-Nation au Japon
title_short ARTICLE RETIRÉ : L’instauration de la conscription et la construction de l’État-Nation au Japon
title_full ARTICLE RETIRÉ : L’instauration de la conscription et la construction de l’État-Nation au Japon
title_fullStr ARTICLE RETIRÉ : L’instauration de la conscription et la construction de l’État-Nation au Japon
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title_sort article retiré : l’instauration de la conscription et la construction de l’état-nation au japon
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