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Either I was using the tags properlyin which case it’s hit and miss with the bq tags for some bizarre reasonor I was inadvertently mistyping them and not proofreading my HTML code. I’m not HTML-averse by any stretch.

When they didn’t show up properly to the correction I posted, well, I figured it was time to give up.

Why? You write in Korean, don’t you? And you think HTML tags are too complicated?

Eveyrthing gets wrapped in a pair of tags. An opening blockquote tag gets closes with a closing blockquote tag — which in HTML is written exactly as the opening tag but with a leading slash.

I rest my case - nothing beats a Whopper.

Think I’ll stick to good old quotation marks in the future.

…I liked how you gave the background to the date system, but I wish that you had elaborated why the British chose to do that. As far as I know they are the only ones using that system during the period with non-Korean Government documents and reports. My personal belief is it re-emphasized Britian?€™s loyalty towards the Korean tributary relationship to China. Britian held the trump cards in China, and as long as China was in charge of Korea, then by proxy, Britian held the cards in Korea. We can see this though the way Hart controlled the Customs Department, Baber tried to assist Yuan Shih?€™kai in overthrowing King Kojong in 1888, the Port Hamilton affair, and the frequent spats the British Representatives had with the Japanese, and Americans.

Okay, that is quite interesting. If they were indeed the only westerners using Chinese reign years in reference to Korea, then it would certainly be a fair question as to why. Your suggestion that the UK could be considered in a sense to have controlled (or aspired to control) Korea by proxy is indeed intriguing, and makes sense.

I really hadn’t considered that angle; I just naively thought that they were being pedantically inclusive by giving the Chinese reign year and Korean era year!

By the way, I presume that’s the cornerstone for the British ambassador’s residence?