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Having left his position in Korean government, Möllendorff returned to work in the Imperial Maritime Customs and became Commissioner of Customs in the southern treaty port of Ningbo, where he would spend the last days of his life. In Ningbo, he worked to improve the customs service and also wrote a
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on the Korean peninsula. In response to this, the British occupied the Korean island of Geomun by force, calling it Port Hamilton. Consequently, the Qing government felt that Möllendorff acted too independently and in 1885 Li Hongzhang forced Möllendorff's resignation from the Korean government. In
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and quickly passed the required language exam. However, he soon grew dissatisfied with his tasks in the service and left it in 1874 in order to join the German consular service as an interpreter and was eventually promoted German vice-consul in
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to be able to communicate with the king and soon earned the trust of the king, who appointed him deputy foreign minister and charged him with the establishment of the Korean Customs Service. Möllendorff adopted the Sino-Korean name Mok In-dok
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in 1865, where he studied law, oriental studies and philology. Möllendorff showed a strong aptitude for the study of classical and foreign languages and acquired a good command of
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In 1882, Li Hongzhang recommended Möllendorff to the position of the adviser to the Korean government and in December 1882, he arrived in
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number of works on Sinology. Between 1896 and 1897 he was the president of the China Branch of the
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University Press of Florida (2 vols.). Vol. 1: Ch. 1, "The Mysterious Herr von Möllendorff".
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West Goes East: Paul Georg Von Möllendorff and Great Power Imperialism in Late Yi Korea.
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Möllendorff wanted to assert the independence of Korea and contrary to the wishes of
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In 1869, Möllendorff interrupted his studies and went to China in order to join the
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Manual of Chinese Bibliography, Being a List of Works and Essays Relating to China.
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Balance of Intrigue: International Rivalry in Korea & Manchuria, 1884–1899.
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1888, King Gojong unsuccessfully tried to reinstate Möllendorff.
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Praktische Anleitung Zur Erlernung Der Hochchinesischen Sprache
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Praktische Anleitung zur Erlernung der hochchinesischen Sprache
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Journal of the North China Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society
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Monatsschrift für Geschichte und Wissenschaft des Judentums.
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in the late nineteenth century and for his contributions to
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Paul Georg von Möllendorff (1910). G. W. Sheppard (ed.).
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Shanghai: American Presbyterian Mission Press, 1910.
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Index


official Korean dress
Zehdenick
Prussia
Ningbo
China
Korean
Gojong
Sinology
romanizing the Manchu language
Hans Conon von der Gabelentz
Prussian
von Möllendorf
gymnasium
Görlitz
University of Halle
Hebrew
Imperial Maritime Customs Service
Shanghai
Hankou
Chinese
Tianjin
Ma Jianzhong
Li Hongzhang
Vulkan
Krupp
Max von Brandt
Seoul
Gojong
Korean

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