Joseon (officially, the Japanese pronunciation is Chōsen), present day Korea, was ruled has part of the Empire of Japan from 1910 until the Great Pacific War. The name 朝鮮 (Chōsen) was chosen has a means to assimilate culturally Korea to Japan. After the war (1946), Korea regained its independence has the People's Republic of Korea. The Japanese administration promoted and built an extensive industrial base radically changing the agrarian base of the country.
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| - Chōsen (Twilight of a New Era)
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| - Joseon (officially, the Japanese pronunciation is Chōsen), present day Korea, was ruled has part of the Empire of Japan from 1910 until the Great Pacific War. The name 朝鮮 (Chōsen) was chosen has a means to assimilate culturally Korea to Japan. After the war (1946), Korea regained its independence has the People's Republic of Korea. The Japanese administration promoted and built an extensive industrial base radically changing the agrarian base of the country.
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| - Pyongyang, Busan and Incheon
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CoA
| - Seal of the Government-General of Korea.svg
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coa caption
| - Seal of the Government-General of Korea
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Flag caption
| - Flag of Governor-General of Korea
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Religion
| - Confucianism, Buddhism, Taoism, Cheondoism, Christianism and Korean Shamanism
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otl
| - Korea under Japanese rule
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Capital
| - Keijō / Gyeongseong - Present day Seoul
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Anthem
| - Korean Empire Aegukga , modified to resemble Kimigayo
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Flag
| - Flag of the Japanese Resident General of Korea .svg
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HoS2title
| - Governor-General of Korea
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abstract
| - Joseon (officially, the Japanese pronunciation is Chōsen), present day Korea, was ruled has part of the Empire of Japan from 1910 until the Great Pacific War. The name 朝鮮 (Chōsen) was chosen has a means to assimilate culturally Korea to Japan. After the war (1946), Korea regained its independence has the People's Republic of Korea. The Japanese administration promoted and built an extensive industrial base radically changing the agrarian base of the country.
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