@article{oai:glim-re.repo.nii.ac.jp:00002583,
 author = {牧野, 元紀 and Makino, Motonori},
 issue = {8},
 journal = {東洋文化研究, Journal of Asian cultures},
 month = {Mar},
 note = {application/pdf, This　article　focuses　on　the　socio－political　situation　of　the　Christian community　in　North　Vietnam（Tonkin）during　the　Tayson　dynasty　of 1788－1802．The　main　source　used　is　a　collection　of　manllscript　letters written　by　French　Missionaries　of　the　Societe　des　Missions　Etrangeres de　Paris（MEP）who　administered　the　Vicariat　of　Western　Tonkin from　the　XVIIth　to　the　XXth　centuries． 　　　In　previous　research　the　image　of　the　Tayson　dynasty　as　a “persecutor”of　Christianity　has　been　amplified　by　emphasizing　the “1egitimacy”of　Nguyen　Phuoc　Anh（院福瑛），　the　founder　of　the Nguyen　dynasty　which　lasted　from　1802－1945，　and　by　uncritical　and repetitive　citation　of　secondary　sources． 　　　New　material　from　the　archives　of　MEP　shows　however　that　it　was during　the　reign　of　Tayson　Emperor　Quang　Trung（光中帝）that　the liberty　of　Christianity　was　assured　more　firmly　than　ever　in　Tonkin． Many　clerical　systems　were　introduced　to　the　Vicariat　of　Western Tonkin　under　the　direction　of　Bishop　Longer，　and　furthermore　there were　always　several　high　ranking　mandarin　officers　of　the　Tayson government　who　protected　the　Missionaries　and　Christians，　especially in　the　province　of　Nghe　An． 　　　　The　Tayson　era　was　a　particularly　formative　period　of　the Christian　community　in　North　Vietnam　as　it　developed　under　and endured　suppression　in　the　XIXth　century．},
 pages = {69--101},
 title = {西山政権下におけるパリ外国宣教会西トンキン代牧区 : 一七八八-一八〇二},
 year = {2006},
 yomi = {マキノ, モトノリ}
}