KnowraJapan–Korea Treaty of 1905Linked fromLinked fromThe 10 pages that link to Japan–Korea Treaty of 1905, each with the reason it gives.All 10Broader topic 2Related 8Korean EmpireRelated: It stripped the empire of diplomatic authority while leaving its formal status intact.Itō HirobumiBroader topic: Itō served as Japan’s resident-general in Korea when the treaty was imposed.Anglo-Japanese AllianceRelated: The alliance's recognition of Japanese interests in Korea formed part of the setting for Japan's growing control.Gojong of KoreaRelated: It stripped Gojong’s government of the diplomatic authority he tried to defend.Japanese occupation of KoreaRelated: The protectorate was the immediate political step before annexation.Queen MinRelated: It marks the later consolidation of Japanese control that her court had resisted.An Jung-geunRelated: The treaty intensified Korean resistance to the loss of sovereignty.Katsura TarōBroader topic: Katsura’s government imposed the treaty, a decisive step toward annexation.Ahn Chang-hoRelated: The loss of Korean diplomatic sovereignty sharpened the urgency of Ahn’s organizing.Yi Wan-yongRelated: The protectorate created the political order in which Yi later served as prime minister.