英文摘要 |
The three themes studied in this paper: the ancient battlefields of Taiwan, the Tokubetsu Kōgekitai (Kamikaze or ''Special Attack Units'') and military dependents' villages, are all related to the turmoil war. The ancient battlefields in Taiwan will be divided into four periods: The Dutch and Spanish colonial period, the Ming Dynasty, the Qing Dynasty, and the Japanese colonial period. During the Japanese occupation, during the Second World War, military units included the introduction of the Kamikaze special attack teams and the Zhenyang special attack team. This paper records their history and development in Taiwan, and introduces the architectural remains used by both. In the case of military dependents' villages, it discusses the history of their development after governance was transferred to Taiwan after the Second World War, and introduces some of the villages in Taiwan that are preserved ton this day. This paper mainly uses a qualitative research method based on literature analysis of collected books, related research reports and internet sources, together with some field research on location. The results present war incidents and related architectural relics of the military landscape of Taiwan, the introduction of special attack teams during the Japanese occupation period and related tangible cultural heritage, and the current situation of preservation in these post-war villages. Finally, suggestions are offered for the continuing preservation of these cultural assets. |