According to the south Korean CBS on Aug. 18, the stamp of King Tokjong during the Feudal Joson Dynasty, which the south Korean cultural office said was taken back from the U.S. some years before, is a phony fabricated by pro-Japanese elements during the Japanese imperialist colonial rule.

According the survey, this stamp was made in 1924 at the instruction of the second son of Li Wan Yong, one of "five traitors in 1905" and the real one was confirmed to be lost in the same year.