daemado造句

• Called " Tsushima " in Japanese and " Daemado " in Korean, this island was recorded on the Chinese history book as a territory of Japan from ancient times.
• Asserts ownership of the Island, calling it " Daemado " (; ), the Korean reading of the same characters as those used in the Japanese name ( ).
• In the July 1419, King Taejo sent a letter to Tsushima's SM
  Sadamori laying claim to the historical repossession of Daemado ( Tsushima ) due to the Korean victory in war.
• In the 1st leap month of 1420 Sadamori requested that the island officially become a state of Korea under the name of Daemado, also promising to personally become a subject and to manage the Wokou situation as an independent act of the state.