1. A forthcoming collection of historical documents on Ryukyu has yet again proven that the Diaoyu Islands are an inherent territory of China.
2. Historical facts tell us that the Diaoyu Islands do not fall into the domain of Ryukyu.
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3. These islands were used by the Chinese as navigational markers during voyages between the Chinese mainland and the Ryukyu Islands.
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4. This indicates that the Diaoyu islands belong to China, not Ryukyu.
5. These records prove that China and Ryukyu clearly had an identical understanding of the maritime boundaries and jurisdictions over the various islands.
6. Maps printed in Japan in 1783 and 1785 that marked the boundary of the Ryukyu Kingdom show that the Diaoyu Islands belonged to China.
7. Xu's account makes it clear that the Diaoyu Islands belong to China and were not included among the 36 islets of the Ryukyu Kingdom.
8. The treaty placed the Ryukyu Islands under the trusteeship of the US, but did not include Diaoyu Island and its affiliated islets.
9. The " fortified post " here referred to the main island among the islands and islets southwest to Ryukyu.
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10. Much historical evidence has been presented that serves to show that the Diaoyu Islands have never been part of Ryukyu in history.