General Law of Japan - Ippankokugaku

…He also served as a member of the Zurich Senate, but was unable to achieve his goal and transferred to the University of Munich. There he wrote his masterpiece, General Law of the Nation (1851-52), in two volumes. This book, which argues that the state is an organic entity centered on the monarch, was partially translated and published by Hiroyuki Kato (General Law of the Nation, 1876), and was welcomed by the government and academic circles of the Meiji period. …

*Some of the terminology explanations that refer to "General National Jurisprudence" are listed below.

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

…他方チューリヒ上院議員を務めたが，ついに志を得ず，ミュンヘン大学に転じた。ここで代表作《一般国法学》全2巻(1851‐52)を書く。国家は君主中心の有機的統一体であるとするこの本は，加藤弘之によって部分訳刊され(《国法汎論》1876)，明治時代の官界･学界に迎えられた。…

※「《一般国法学》」について言及している用語解説の一部を掲載しています。

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