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The 22 pages that link to Juche, each with the reason it gives.

• Kim Il SungRelated: Kim Il Sung developed and promoted Juche as a foundation of his political rule.

• North KoreaRelated: The state uses Juche to frame its claims of autonomy and its political legitimacy.

• Kim Jong IlRelated: Kim promoted Juche as the ideological basis of the regime he inherited.

• Korean nationalismRelated: Juche recasts nationalism through the North Korean state’s doctrine of self-reliance.

• Kim Jong UnRelated: The regime invokes Juche to frame national sovereignty and dynastic legitimacy.

• North Korean famineRelated: Its emphasis on self-reliance shaped the political setting in which external assistance was approached.

• North Korean economyRelated: Self-reliance has shaped policy claims about production, trade, and economic autonomy.

• Workers' Party of KoreaRelated: Juche supplies the party's central account of national independence and political legitimacy.

• AutarkyRelated: It gave modern political language to an explicitly national ideal of independence.

• SongunCompared with: Songun supplemented Juche while shifting emphasis toward military priorities.

• PyongyangRelated: Monuments and civic spaces in Pyongyang give Juche a visible urban form.

• Democratic People's Republic of KoreaRelated: It provides an ideological framework for the state's claims of political and economic independence.

• Korean national identityCompared with: It frames Korean nationhood through a state ideology distinct from South Korea's political narratives.

• North Korean propagandaRelated: Official messaging draws on Juche to frame sovereignty and political loyalty.

• August Faction IncidentRelated: The crisis contributed to Kim’s drive to reduce reliance on foreign communist patrons.

• National communismBroader topic: Juche combines communist origins with an especially strong doctrine of national self-reliance.

• History of North KoreaRelated: Its evolution helped legitimize political autonomy and the leadership’s policy choices.

• CheondoismCompared with: Cheondoism’s traditional religious institutions have had a distinct, constrained status in North Korea’s Juche state.

• Cho Ki-chonRelated: Its later dominance changed the ideological framework through which earlier socialist literature was interpreted.

• Han SoryaRelated: The ideology later became the framework for evaluating literature in North Korea.

• Juche calendarRelated: The calendar’s name invokes the ideology used to frame the new era.

• Kapsan faction incidentRelated: The purge accelerated the elevation of Juche as the regime’s organizing ideology.