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閩南—西班牙歷史文獻叢刊四：華語華語—西班牙語辭典 Hokkien Spanish Historical Document Series IV: Dictionarium Sino-Hispanicum, 2022

Guangdong Renmin chubanshe 广东人民出版社, 2019

耶穌會士龐迪我著述集 = Escritos de Diego de Pantoja, S.J. Ed. by Ye Nong 葉農. Translations by Jin Guoping 金國... more 耶穌會士龐迪我著述集 = Escritos de Diego de Pantoja, S.J. Ed. by Ye Nong 葉農. Translations by Jin Guoping 金國平, Luo Huiling 羅慧玲, and Jiang Wei 蔣薇. Palaeographic transcriptions by Ya Baoduo 雅保多 (Ubaldo Iaccarino).

Hall de Cultura 文化公所 and Centre for Macau Studies of Jinan University 暨南大學澳門研究院, 2022

Comercio y diplomacia entre Japón y Filipinas en la era Keichō (1596-1615) [Trade and Diplomacy b... more Comercio y diplomacia entre Japón y Filipinas en la era Keichō (1596-1615) [Trade and Diplomacy between Japan and the Philippines during the Keichō Era (1596-1615)] (East Asian Maritime History, vol. 13) (Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz Verlag, 2017).
ISBN: 978-3-447-10763-1

Abstract
By the end of the sixteenth century, Japan and the Philippines established their first commercial and diplomatic relations, and during the Keicho era (1596-1615) an attempt of cooperation between Madrid and the government of Tokugawa Ieyasu (1598-1616) was planned. This allowed the Spaniards to foster their trade in Japan and to favor its penetration by missionaries. This volume discusses the different phases of the process of diplomatic/commercial and missionary relations within the context of the internal transformation of Japan and its ambitions for regional influence in Asia, on the edge of the Sinocentrism of the Ming Dynasty. It also analyzes the context of institutional and legal restrictions of the expansion of the Philippine archipelago as well as several factors that eventually led to the failure of the Hispano-Japanese cooperation and to the gradual disappearance of all kinds of formal contacts with Japan in the second decade of the seventeenth century.

Articles by Ubaldo Iaccarino (雅保多)

Journal of Monsoon Asia Studies 季風亞洲研究, 2021

Studi Francescani, 2021

IACCARINO Ubaldo, "Ragioni e reazioni anticristiane del tardo periodo Sengoku: i francescani nell... more IACCARINO Ubaldo, "Ragioni e reazioni anticristiane del tardo periodo Sengoku: i francescani nelle relazioni diplomatico-commerciali tra Giappone e Filippine (c. 1587-1614)," Studi Francescani, 118/3-4 (2021) 363-387.

Ming Qing Yanjiu, 2011

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ABSTRACT
When the mission of the Basque adelantado Miguel López de Legazpi reached Luzon – the northernmost isle of the Philippine archipelago – in 1570, the ambitious Spanish conquistadores met the ‘Sangley’ merchants for the first time. During the 1570s many Chinese junks started to connect Manila with the ports of Fujian province and transformed the Philippine capital in a crossroads of the silk to silver exchange between China, Japan and the two Americas. Following the establishment of the Manila-Acapulco-Callao triangular trade line and with the influx of the precious ‘reals of eight’ from Mexico, the so-called ‘Naos de China’ started to enrich both the Spaniards and the ‘Sangleys’, triggering an irreversible process that led to the establishment of a ‘Galleon System’ in just two decades. This paper will discuss the role of Chinese trade in the Philippines at the close of the 16th century from the founding of Manila in 1571 to the establishment of the ‘Galleon System’ by the early 1590s.

Journal of Jesuit Studies, 2022

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ABSTRACT
In 1579, four years after the visit of the Augustinian missionaries Martín de Rada and Jerónimo Marín to Fujian, a new group of Spanish friars reached China from the Philippines. The mission of Pedro de Alfaro, O.F.M., has generally been dismissed as a useless attempt to break the spiritual monopoly of the Society of Jesus in East Asia, which was perceived as an attempt to put at risk the careful labor of the first generation of Jesuit "giants." However, as this study shows, the arrival of the Franciscans in Guangzhou cannot be simply regarded as a reckless behavior to "smuggle" the Gospel in China by means of some local Cantonese convert. Alfaro and his brethren pursued a specific goal, which was related to the recent achievements of Spanish diplomacy. Rather than Guangdong, they tried to reach the coast of Fujian (Chincheo), to carry on the mission of the Augustinians, who had visited Fuzhou in 1575. With the indirect support of some local encomenderos, the Franciscans intended to take advantage of the words of "friendship" expressed by Governor Liu Yaohui and other Mandarins to Rada and his fellows. Through a comparative analysis of European and Chinese coeval sources, notably some unpublished letters and reports, this article offers a reinterpretation of the aims and results of the Alfaro mission, shedding new light on a well-known but not yet fully explored page of the history of the early Christian presence in China.

España y Japón en un mundo cambiante 変わりゆく世界におけるスペインと日本, 2019

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"Las 'Capitulaciones' de 1610. Cumbre y ruina de la diplomacia española en Japón (siglo XVII)", in Reiko Tateiwa, Lluis Valls, and Gisele Fernández (eds.), Actas del Simposio Conmemorativo 150 Años de Relacio-nes Diplomáticas entre España y Japón. España y Japón en un mundo cambiante 日本スペイン外交関係樹立150周年記念シンポジウム「変わりゆく世界におけるスペインと日本」(Kyoto: Kyoto University of Foreign Studies, 2019), pp. 121-132. ISSN: 2435-4325.

ABSTRACT
Durante su breve estancia en Japón, entre octubre de 1609 y julio de 1610, el exgobernador de Filipinas Rodrigo de Vivero y Velasco (1564-1636) alcanzó unos acuerdos verbales con el fundador del shogunato de Edo, Tokugawa Ieyasu (1543-1616), expresados en las Capitulaciones con el emperador de Xapón de 20 de diciembre de 1609. El texto es una breve enumeración de recíprocas promesas de desarrollo comercial y cooperación bilateral. Los acuerdos llegaron al final de un largo proceso de interacción diplomática puesto en marcha por los misioneros españoles de la orden de San Francisco bajo el gobierno de Toyotomi Hideyoshi. Este artículo analiza el contenido de las «Capitulaciones» de 1609-1610 presentando tanto los objetivos económicos y políticos de Tokugawa Ieyasu como las ambiciones y objeciones de los españoles en Manila, México y Madrid.

要旨
1609年12月20日の「日本の皇帝との条約」には、1609年10月から1610年7月の間に、日本滞在中であった前フィリピン総督ロドリゴ・デ・ビベロ・イ・ベラスコ（1564-1636）が江戸幕府初代将軍の徳川家康（1543-1616）と口頭による合意に至ったと記されている。本文書は、貿易促進と両国間の協力を相互に約束するものである。この協定により、豊臣秀吉政権下でフランシスコ会のスペイン人宣教師によって開始された長い外交が終わった。本稿は、徳川家康の経済的・政治的目的と、マニラ、メキシコ、マドリードのスペイン人の目的と野心を踏まえ、1609年から1610年にかけて締結した条約の内容を分析する。

Il Grande Viaggio. La missione giapponese del 1613 in Europa (Roma: Scienze e lettere, 2019)., 2019

"Il passaggio del Galeone di Manila al largo delle coste del Giappone: rischio od opportunità?” [... more "Il passaggio del Galeone di Manila al largo delle coste del Giappone: rischio od opportunità?” [The sailing of the Manila Galleon off the coast of Japan: risk or opportunity?], in Teresa Ciapparoni la Rocca (ed.), Il Grande Viaggio. La missione giapponese del 1613 in Europa (Roma: Scienze e lettere, 2019), pp. 173-180.
ISBN: 978-88-6687-154-5, 2019

ABSTRACT
All’inizio del Seicento, Tokugawa Ieyasu offrì agli spagnoli l’opportunità di insediare una propria base commerciale in Giappone, in uno dei porti del Kantō (preferibilmente a Uraga). Ciò avrebbe garantito al Galeone di Manila un punto di approdo stabile per il suo lungo ed estenuante viaggio transpacifico, riducendo il rischio di naufragi e mettendo in sicurezza il prezioso carico di seterie cinesi destinate al mercato di Acapulco.
Quali erano i vantaggi di questa offerta? Cosa avrebbero ottenuto gli spagnoli da Ieyasu, e al prezzo di che? Nelle seguenti pagine verrà fornita una risposta a queste tre domande, analizzando il tema delle relazioni ispano-giapponesi post-1597, e nello specifico il viaggio dei galeoni spagnoli al largo delle coste dell’Arcipelago del Sol Levante.

In the early 1600s, Tokugawa Ieyasu offered the Spaniards the opportunity of establishing a trading base in Japan, in one of the ports in Kantō (preferably Uraga). This would have provided the Manila Galleons with a stable harbour for their long and exhausting transpacific journeys, reducing the risk of shipwrecks and securing precious Chinese silk cargoes destined for the Acapulco market.
What were the advantages of this offer? What would the Spaniards have got from Ieyasu, and at what price? The following pages provide answers to these three questions, analyzing the topic of post-1597 Spanish-Japanese relations, and specifically the Spanish galleon routes off the coasts of the Rising Sun archipelago.

Beyond the Silk Roads. New Discourses on China’s Role in East Asian Maritime History, 2017

“Conquistadors of the Celestial Empire: The Spanish Policy toward China at the End of the 16th Ce... more “Conquistadors of the Celestial Empire: The Spanish Policy toward China at the End of the 16th Century”, in Robert Antony, and Angela Schottenhammer (eds.), Beyond the Silk Roads. New Discourses on China’s Role in East Asian Maritime History (East Asian Maritime History, vol. 14) (Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz Verlag, 2017), pp. 77-98.
ISBN: 978-3-447-10944-4

Review of Culture. International Edition, 2019

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“The Macau-Manila Route under the Iberian Union”, Review of Culture. International Edition, Instituto Cultural de Macau, 60 (2019) 104-123.
ISSN: 0872-4407

Abstract
The union of the crowns of Spain and Portugal in 1580 affected the relations between Macao and Manila and gave rise to new possibilities of cooperation and mutual trade.
This paper will analyse and give new evidence to the political and economic role of the Macao- Manila route throughout the period of the Iberian Union (1580-1640), according to the developments of the Portuguese trade network via Luzon and the fight against the Dutch and English East India Companies.

Crossroads. Studies on the History of Exchange Relations in the East Asian World, 2014

"Merchants, Missionaries, and Marauders: Trade and Traffics between Kyūshū (Japan) and Luzon (Phi... more "Merchants, Missionaries, and Marauders: Trade and Traffics between Kyūshū (Japan) and Luzon (Philippines) in the Late-16th and Early-17th centuries”, Crossroads. Studies on the History of Exchange Relations in the East Asian World, 10 (2014) 155-196.
ISSN: 2190-8796.

ABSTRACT
Hispano-Japanese relations of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries cover a circumscribed period – a little more than fifty years – that spans from the early-1570s to the late-1620s. In Japan, it encompasses the Azuchi-Momoyama period 安土桃山時代 (1568–1598) and the governments of the first two Tokugawa shōguns, Ieyasu 徳川家康 (1598–1616) and Hidetada 徳川秀忠 (1603–1623); in the Philippines, the last years of the reign of Philip II (1556–1598), of his son Philip III (1598–1621), and the first years of his nephew, Philip IV (1621–1664). The encounter between the Japanese and the Spanish conquistadors took place in Manila in the early-1570s and gave way to a profitable and remunerative trade that quickly developed into a transnational business made up of several participants, each with its own interests and goals: the wealthy merchants of Kyōto 京都, Sakai 堺 and Hakata 博多; the daimyōs of Kyūshū; the Portuguese of Macao and Nagasaki 長崎; as well as Italian adventures, Chinese pirate-smugglers, and Spanish missionaries with a past as traders.
This study provides an outline of the trade between the islands of Kyūshū and Luzon from the 1570s (establishment of the Spaniards in the Philippines) to about 1624 (end of the Hispano-Japanese relations), shedding light on the identities of its actors and briefly describing its mechanisms

“商人, 傳教士和掠奪者: 16世紀末及17世紀初九州 (日本) 和呂宋 (菲律賓) 間的貿易與交通”
十六，十七世紀的西班牙–日本關係涵蓋了一個略多於五十年的時間段，從1570年代初至1620年代末。在日本，它包含了安土桃山時代 (1568年至1598年) 和最早的兩個德川幕府，徳川家康 (1598年至1616年) 和徳川秀忠 (1603至1623年); 在菲律賓，則包含了菲利普二世統治時期 (1556年至1598年) 的最後幾年，以及他的兒子菲利普三世 (1598年至1621年) 統治期和他的侄子菲利普四世 (1621年至1664年) 統治的最初幾年。日本和西班牙征服者之間的相遇發生在1570年代初期的馬尼拉，並形成一個有利可圖的互惠貿易，並迅速發展成為跨國經營，有眾多參與者，每個參與者都有自己的利益和目標：京都，堺市，博多的富有商人;九州的大名;澳門和長崎的葡萄牙人;以及意大利的冒險家，中國海盜-走私者和曾經是商人的西班牙傳教士。
本研究描述了從1570年代 (西班牙人在菲律賓建立根據地) 到1624 (西–日關係終結) 之間九州島與呂宋之間的貿易概況，解析了貿易各方的身份並簡要描述了貿易的機制。

“商人, 传教士和掠夺者: 16世纪末及17世纪初九州 (日本) 和吕宋 (菲律宾) 间的贸易与交通”
十六，十七世纪的西班牙–日本关系涵盖了一个略多于五十年的时间段，从1570年代初至1620年代末。在日本，它包含了安土桃山时代 (1568年至1598年) 和最早的两个德川幕府，徳川家康 (1598年至1616年) 和徳川秀忠 (1603至1623年); 在菲律宾，则包含了菲利普二世统治时期 (1556年至1598年) 的最后几年，以及他的儿子菲利普三世 (1598年至1621年) 统治期和他的侄子菲利普四世 (1621年至1664年) 统治的最初几年。日本和西班牙征服者之间的相遇发生在1570年代初期的马尼拉，并形成一个有利可图的互惠贸易，并迅速发展成为跨国经营，有众多参与者，每个参与者都有自己的利益和目标：京都，堺市，博多的富有商人;九州的大名;澳门和长崎的葡萄牙人;以及意大利的冒险家，中国海盗-走私者和曾经是商人的西班牙传教士。
本研究描述了从1570年代 (西班牙人在菲律宾建立根据地) 到1624 (西–日关系终结) 之间九州岛与吕宋之间的贸易概况，解析了贸易各方的身份并简要描述了贸易的机制。

「商人、宣教師と海賊: 16 世紀後期から 17 世紀初期における九州 (日本) とルソン (フィリピン) 間の交易と交通」
16 世紀から17 世紀のイスパノ－日本関係の特徴は、1570 年代初期から1620 年後期、50 年間弱ではあるが、その限定された期間に集中している。上記の期間中は、日本では、安土桃山時代 (1568 年–1598 年) と最初の二人の徳川幕府の将軍、徳川家康 (1598 年–1616 年) と徳川秀忠 (1603 年－1623 年) の治世を含み、一方、フィリピンでは、フェリペ2世の治世 (1556–1598) の最後の年、彼の息子フィリップIII (1598–1621) の治世と彼の甥フィリップIV (1621–1664) の最初の数年間が含まれる。日本人とスペインの征服者の出会いは、1570年代初期にマニラで始まり、すぐに各々の利益と目標を堅持する複数の当事者で構成される多国籍企業へと発展する高収益を上げる交易へと変化した。彼らは、京都、堺、博多の裕福な商人たち、九州の大名たち、マカオと長崎のポルトガル人たち、さらに、イタリアの冒険家たち、中国の海賊・密輸業者たち、以前は商人であったスペインの宣教師たちなどであった。
この論考では、上記の商活動の当事者に注目して、その商活動のメカニズムを描きつつ、1570年代 (フィリピンでのスペイン人社会の設立) から約1624 年 (イスパノ－日本関係の終わり) にわたる九州とルソン間の交易の概要を解説する。

“상인, 선교사, 해구 (海寇): 16세기 후반부터 17세기 초기의 큐슈 (일본) 와 루손 (필리핀) 사이의 교역 및 교통”
16, 17세기 스페인–일본 관계는 1570년대 초반부터 1620년 후반에 이르는 50년 정도의 한정된 기간에 발전했다. 이 기간은 일본에서는 아즈치 모모야마 시대 (1568년–1598년) 와 도쿠가와 막부의 제 1 · 2대 쇼군 도쿠가와 이에야스 (1598–1616) 와 도쿠가와 히데타다 (1603–1623년) 의 통치를 포함한다. 한편, 필리핀에서는 펠리페 2 세의 통치 (1556–1598) 의 마지막 시기, 그의 아들 필립 3세 (1598–1621) 의 통치와 그의 조카 필립 4세 (1621–1664) 의 초기 수년간이 포함된다. 일본인과 스페인 정복자의 만남은 1570년대 초에 마닐라에서 시작되어, 높은 수익을 올리는 교역으로 변화해, 곧 각각의 이익과 목표를 견지하는 여러 참가자로 구성된 다국적 기업의 규모로 발전하게 되었다. 그들은 교토 사카이 하카타의 부유한 상인들, 큐슈의 다이묘들, 마카오와 나가사키의 포르투갈인들, 심지어 이탈리아의 모험가들, 중국의 해적 · 밀수업자들, 이전에 상인이었던 스페인 선교사 등을 포함했다.
본고에서는 이러한 상업 활동의 당사자들에 주목하고 그 상업 활동의 구조를 파악하면서, 1570 년대(필리핀에 스페인 사회가 설립된 때)부터 1624년 (스페인–일본 관계가 끝난 시기) 경에 걸쳐 이루어진 큐슈와 루손 간의 교역을 정리해 본다.

Journal of Monsoon Asia Studies 季風亞洲研究, 2017

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“Sangleyes, Japones, and Casados: An Overview of the Actors of the Sino-Japanese Trade in the Philippines Between the 16th and Early 17th Centuries”, Journal of Monsoon Asia Studies (季風亞洲研究), 4 (2017) 107-151.
ISSN: 2414-1259

ABSTRACT
After a series of unsuccessful transpacific missions to the Spice Islands, the Spaniards were finally able to settle in the Philippines in 1565. A few years later, in 1570, Miguel López de Legazpi and his men reached the Island of Luzon and met in Maynila the first traders from China and Japan.
This essay provides an overview of the Sino-Japanese trade in the Philippines (what we call here the “Luzon Trade”) from the middle of the sixteenth century to the beginning of the seventeenth century, giving an insight into the activities of its principal actors: the Chinese from Fujian (Sangleyes), the Japanese from Kyushu (Japones), and the Portuguese of Macau and Nagasaki (Casados). In addition to shedding some new light on the complex patchwork of connections and interdependencies among these groups of traders, this essay also gives evidence to their achievements in building a transnational multifaceted trade network around Luzon including both China and Japan.

Crossroads. Studies on the History of Exchange Relations in the East Asian World, 2017

“«The Centre of a Circle»: Manila’s Trade with East Asia and Southeast Asia at the Turn of the 16... more “«The Centre of a Circle»: Manila’s Trade with East Asia and Southeast Asia at the Turn of the 16th Century”, Crossroads. Studies on the History of Exchange Relations in the East Asian World, 16 (Oct. 2017) 99-120. Special Issue (The “Indo-Pacific” Crossroads: The Asian Waters as Conduits of Knowledge, People, Cargoes, and Technologies).
ISSN: 2190-8796.

ABSTRACT
A well-known memorial by the procurator general of the Philippine Islands, Hernando de los Ríos Coronel (1559–1624), published in 1621, portrayed Manila as “the centre of a circle”, whose circumference encompassed Japan, Korea, China, Siam, Cambodia, Sumatra, Java and the Moluccas. In fact, if we take a look at some seventeenth century maps of the “Islands to the West” (Islas del Poniente) and the Far East, we find the Spanish port-city in the middle of a broad maritime region, from Malacca to Nagasaki, surrounded by East Asia, Southeast Asia and the North Pacific Ocean.
This study will analyse Manila’s trade inside that circle, trying to shed some light on the complex mechanisms of the intra-Asian commerce around the Philippines at the turn of the sixteenth century.

Vegueta. Anuario de la Facultad de Geografía e Historia, Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, 2020

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“El comercio chino en torno a Filipinas: redes interregionales y conexiones transnacionales a final de la época Ming (siglos XVI-XVII)” [Chinese Trade Revolving Around the Philippines: Interregional Networks and Transnational Connections at the End of the Ming Era (16th-17th Centuries)], Vegueta. Anuario de la Facultad de Geografía e Historia, Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, 20 (2020) 217-238.
e-ISSN: 2341-1112

Abstract
The presence of Chinese ships in the Philippines, especially after the arrival of the Spanish (1565/1570) and the flow of American silver from Acapulco, stimulated the wider commercial expansion of the “sangleys”. This prompted revitalization of pre-existing maritime routes of the Song/Yuan Era (960–1368), and the establishment of new interregional networks and transnational connections.
The present study analyses the historical development of the main branches of Chinese commerce around the Philippines, from the Land of the Rising Sun to the Spice Islands, between the 16th and 17th centuries.

Resumen
La presencia de los navíos chinos en Filipinas, especialmente tras la llegada de los españoles (1565/1570) y el flujo de la plata americana desde Acapulco, estimuló la expansión comercial de los «sangleyes›› en más direcciones, determinando la revitalización de las preexistentes rutas marítimas de época Song/Yuan (960-1368) y el establecimiento de nuevas redes interregionales y conexiones transnacionales.
El presente estudio analizará el desarrollo histórico de los principales ramos del comercio chino en torno a Filipinas, desde la Tierra del Sol Naciente hasta las islas de las especias, entre los siglos XVI y XVII.

Un océano de seda y plata: el universo económico del Galeón de Manila, 2013

“El papel del Galeón de Manila en el Japón de Tokugawa Ieyasu (1598-1616)” [The role of the Manil... more “El papel del Galeón de Manila en el Japón de Tokugawa Ieyasu (1598-1616)” [The role of the Manila Galleon in Tokugawa Ieyasu’s Japan (1598-1616)], in Salvador Bernabéu Albert, and Carlos Martínez Shaw (eds.), Un océano de seda y plata: el universo económico del Galeón de Manila (Seville: Consejo Superior Investigaciones Científicas, 2013), pp. 133-154.
ISBN: 978-84-00-09699-1

Audienzen und Allianzen Interkulturelle Diplomatie in Asien und Europa vom 8. bis zum 18. Jahrhundert, 2015

“Spanish Diplomacy in the China Seas at the Turn of the 16th Century”, in Birgit Tremml-Werner, a... more “Spanish Diplomacy in the China Seas at the Turn of the 16th Century”, in Birgit Tremml-Werner, and Eberhard Crailsheim (eds.), Audienzen und Allianzen Interkulturelle Diplomatie in Asien und Europa vom 8. bis zum 18. Jahrhundert (Wien: Mandelbaum, 2015), pp. 90-107.
ISBN: 978-3-85476-450-2

L’Orientalistica a Napoli, 2017

“La Flota de Filipinas e il contrasto agli olandesi in Insulindia nella prima metà del secolo XVI... more “La Flota de Filipinas e il contrasto agli olandesi in Insulindia nella prima metà del secolo XVII: un caso di interazione «globale» tra Napoli, Madrid e Lisbona ai margini dell’«impero dove non tramonta mai il sole»” [The ‘Fleet of the Philippines’ and the fight against the Dutch in the Malay Archipelago in the first half of the 17th century: a case of ‘global’ interaction between Naples, Madrid and Lisbon at the edge of the ‘Empire on which the sun never sets’], in Rosaria de Marco (ed.), L’Orientalistica a Napoli. (Napoli: Università degli Studi Suor Orsola Benincasa, 2017), pp. 343-354.
ISBN: 978-88-96055

閩南—西班牙歷史文獻叢刊四：華語華語—西班牙語辭典 Hokkien Spanish Historical Document Series IV: Dictionarium Sino-Hispanicum, 2022

Guangdong Renmin chubanshe 广东人民出版社, 2019

Hall de Cultura 文化公所 and Centre for Macau Studies of Jinan University 暨南大學澳門研究院, 2022

Journal of Monsoon Asia Studies 季風亞洲研究, 2021

Studi Francescani, 2021

Ming Qing Yanjiu, 2011

Journal of Jesuit Studies, 2022

Open access and pdf download: https://brill.com/view/journals/jjs/9/2/article-p245\_245.xml ABS... more Open access and pdf download: https://brill.com/view/journals/jjs/9/2/article-p245_245.xml

España y Japón en un mundo cambiante 変わりゆく世界におけるスペインと日本, 2019

Il Grande Viaggio. La missione giapponese del 1613 in Europa (Roma: Scienze e lettere, 2019)., 2019

Beyond the Silk Roads. New Discourses on China’s Role in East Asian Maritime History, 2017

Review of Culture. International Edition, 2019

Free download (full book): http://www.icm.gov.mo/rc/viewer/40060 “The Macau-Manila Route under... more Free download (full book): http://www.icm.gov.mo/rc/viewer/40060

“The Macau-Manila Route under the Iberian Union”, Review of Culture. International Edition, Instituto Cultural de Macau, 60 (2019) 104-123.
ISSN: 0872-4407

Crossroads. Studies on the History of Exchange Relations in the East Asian World, 2014

Journal of Monsoon Asia Studies 季風亞洲研究, 2017

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Crossroads. Studies on the History of Exchange Relations in the East Asian World, 2017

Vegueta. Anuario de la Facultad de Geografía e Historia, Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, 2020

Un océano de seda y plata: el universo económico del Galeón de Manila, 2013

Audienzen und Allianzen Interkulturelle Diplomatie in Asien und Europa vom 8. bis zum 18. Jahrhundert, 2015

L’Orientalistica a Napoli, 2017

Alessandro Valignano, S.I. Uomo del Rinascimento: Ponte tra Oriente e Occidente, 2008

"Alessandro Valignano e la missione Cobo (1592)", in: Adolfo Tamburello, Marisa Di Russo, and M. ... more "Alessandro Valignano e la missione Cobo (1592)", in: Adolfo Tamburello, Marisa Di Russo, and M. Anthony J. Üçerler, S.J., (eds.), Alessandro Valignano, S.I. Uomo del Rinascimento: Ponte tra Oriente e Occidente (Bibliotheca Instituti Historici S.I., 67), Proceedings of the International Conference of Chieti: 27-28 October 2007 (Roma: Institutum Historicum Societatis Iesu, 2008), pp. 129-143.
ISBN: 978-88-7041-365-6

Abstract
Towards the end of this second visit to Japan, which lasted from July 1590 to October 1592, Alessandro Valignano became involved in the developments of the first Spanish mission to the Land of the Rising Sun, which had been entrusted to the Dominican, Juan Cobo, and Captain Lope de Llanos in the summer of 1592.
This paper deals with the intervention of the Visitor on behalf of the colonial authorities in the Philippines and analyzes the contents of two of his letters addressed to Antonio Sedeño, superior of the Jesuit mission residence in Manila. In these letters, he provides information about the imminent arrival in the Philippines of a merchant from Miyako (Kyoto) who was an emissary of Toyotomi Hideyoshi, and about the onerous task he had been given by the Japanese regent – namely to secure the archipelago’s formal subjugation to Japan with the dispatch of a tributary embassy. This paper also examines Valignano’s direct involvement in the twists and turns of the Cobo mission – starting with the audience at Nagoya in August 1592. It focuses in particular on the alleged responsibility of the Spanish in the subsequent destruction by the Japanese authorities of the Church of the Assumption in Nagasaki that was adjacent to the Jesuit residence.

L'Orientalistica a Napoli, 2017

“Il rapporto conflittuale tra Macao e Manila durante il Periodo delle Corone Unite: i casi di Cin... more “Il rapporto conflittuale tra Macao e Manila durante il Periodo delle Corone Unite: i casi di Cina e Giappone (secoli XVI-XVII)” [The Conflicting Relationship between Macau and Manila during the Iberian Union: the Cases of China and Japan (16th-17th Centuries)], in Rosaria de Marco (ed.), L’Orientalistica a Napoli (Napoli: Università degli Studi Suor Orsola Benincasa, 2017), pp. 245-258. ISBN: 978-88-96055

Nuove prospettive di ricerca sul Giappone, Proceedings of the 34th Conference of AISTUGIA (Napoli, 16th-18th of September 2010), 2012

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“Prime relazioni ispano-giapponesi: dalla fondazione di Manila (1570) alla morte di Toyotomi Hideyoshi (1598)” [First Hispano-Japanese relations: from the founding of Manila (1570) to the death of Toyotomi Hideyoshi], in Giorgio Amitrano, and Silvana De Maio (eds.), Nuove prospettive di ricerca sul Giappone, Proceedings of the 34th Conference of AISTUGIA (Napoli, 16th-18th of September 2010) (Napoli: Università degli Studi di Napoli “L’Orientale”, 2012), pp. 329-340.
ISBN: 978-88-6719-006-5

Bulletin of Portuguese/Japanese Studies, 2008

Free download: https://www.redalyc.org/pdf/361/36112468005.pdf "Manila as an International Ent... more Free download: https://www.redalyc.org/pdf/361/36112468005.pdf

"Manila as an International Entrepôt: Chinese and Japanese Trade with the Spanish Philippines at the Close of the 16th Century", Bulletin of Portuguese/Japanese Studies, 16 (2008) 71-81.
ISSN: 0874-8438

ABSTRACT
In 1571, with the founding of the city of Manila upon a pre-existing indigenous settlement, the mission of the Basque adelantado Miguel López de Legazpi granted to the Castilian Crown the insertion in the East Asian commercial framework. Within just few years, Manila became a flourishing entrepôt and a crossroads between the Americas, China and Japan, mostly for the exchange of Japanese and Mexican silver with Chinese silks and porcelains.
The following paper examines the trade relations of the Spanish newcomers with the Chinese and Japanese overseas merchants, drawing a comprehensive panorama of Manila as an international entrepôt at the close of the 16th century.

RESUMO
Em 1571, com a fundação da cidade de Manila, sobre um estabelecimento indígena pré-existente, a missão do Basco adelantado Miguel López de Legazpi permitiu a inserção da Coroa castelhana na rede comercial da Ásia Oriental. Em poucos anos, Manila tornou-se num entreposto em crescimento e um ponto de cruzamento entre as Américas, a China e o Japão, especialmente no que concerne ao intercâmbio de prata japonesa e mexicana por sedas e porcelana chinesas.
O artigo que se segue analisa as relações comerciais dos recém-chegados espanhóis com os mercadores ultramarinos japoneses e chineses, desenhando um compreensivo panorama de Manila como um entreposto internacional no final do século XVI.

要約
バスク人アデランタド・ミゲール・ロペス・デ・レガズピの1571年マニラ建設はスぺイン国王に東アジア貿易網参加を可能にした。数年の内にマニラが栄えた商業都市に発展し、特に日本とメキシコの銀、中国の絹と磁器との交易においてアメリカ・中国・日本の間の十字路になった。
この論文は新来者のスペイン人と日本や中国の商人との通商関係を分析し、国際商業都市としての16世紀末のマニラの包括的な概観を描く。

Oriente, Occidente e dintorni... Scritti in onore di Adolfo Tamburello, 2010

Desperta Ferro, 2018

Link: https://www.despertaferro-ediciones.com/revistas/numero/especial-xv-tercios-en-asia/ "Acer... more Link: https://www.despertaferro-ediciones.com/revistas/numero/especial-xv-tercios-en-asia/

"Acero toledano contra catanas. Los combates de Cagayán", Desperta Ferro: Especiales, 15 (June 2018) 42-45.
ISSN: 2255-4734

Resumen
A pocos años de la fundación de Manila, los españoles de Filipinas tuvieron que afrontar la amenaza de los wako, los llamados piratas “japoneses”, quienes en 1581 se implantaron en el norte, en la provincia de Cagayán, estableciendo una base propia en la desembocadura del río Tajo. ¿Quiénes eran esos peligrosos piratas de Asia oriental? ¿Porque habían llegado a Filipinas? ¿Cuál fue, por último, la respuesta española a su amenaza?

Los colonizadores españoles se establecieron en Filipinas (o Archipiélago de San Lázaro) en 1565,... more Los colonizadores españoles se establecieron en Filipinas (o Archipiélago de San Lázaro) en 1565, tras la llegada a Cebú (en las islas Bisayas) de la misión del adelantado vasco Miguel López de Legazpi. En 1570, Legazpi y sus hombres se movieron hacia el norte del archipiélago, a la isla de Luzón, donde fundaron la ciudad-puerto de Manila sobre un preexistente asentamiento tagalo (1571). En los años siguientes, Manila se volvió en el centro del comercio transpacífico de la seda, registrando la presencia anual de un número sobresaliente de juncos y champanes de China, procedentes de las provincias meridionales de Fujian y de Guangdong. Atraídos por la plata americana y, en particular, por los preciosísimos reales de a ocho mexicanos, los chinos visitaban los puertos de Filipinas, llevando consigo no solo seda, sino también algodones, porcelanas y muchos otros productos del Celeste Imperio que vendían a los españoles, portugueses (a partir de la década de los ochenta), filipinos (tagalos, pangasinenses, ilocanos, bisayos, y demás) y japoneses. COMERCIO Y PIRATERÍA En efecto, Filipinas tuvo un papel privilegiado que le fue garantizado por la afluencia de los recursos minerales del Nuevo Mundo. Además de estimular los viajes comerciales de los chinos