Earlier, in December 1904, the government of the Korean Empire appointed Ahn Sang-ho as an instructor at the Medical School and conferred upon him the rank of Sixth-Class Chief Officer. Records in the Official Gazette from the 24th of that same month also indicate that Ahn Sang-ho was assigned a “Grade 3 salary.” However, despite the government’s order to return to Korea, he remained in Japan and was dismissed from his post on January 16 of the following year.
Related documents also confirm that Ahn Sang-ho received financial support from the Korean Empire government while studying in Japan.
(National Institute of Korean History Database, 1903 Ministry of Education Documents)
(National Institute of Korean History Database, 1903 Ministry of Education Documents)
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1. That scumbag from the late Joseon Dynastyã…‹ã…‹ã…‹ã…‹ He was just a nobody who would've amounted to nothing if it weren't for Joseon, he rose to power thanks to the country, yet he repaid that favor by betraying it
2. Traitor, he sold the country
3. Betrayer of the nation
4. Traitor, f*cker
5. Wow, he's a f*cker
6. I wonder if they got his study abroad fees refunded
7. This makes me f*cking sad. Seriously, we sent the little money we had for him to study abroad just for him to betray us
8. Wow, a legendary traitor...
9. Ha Young, you're a traitor
10. Give us the money back
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