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The 59 pages that link to Korea under Japanese rule, each with the reason it gives.

• South KoreaRelated: Its end preceded Korea’s division and the founding of South Korea.

• Sea of JapanRelated: Historical memory of colonial rule shapes South Korean objections to the sea’s established English name.

• Korean PeninsulaRelated: Japanese colonial rule ended with Japan’s defeat, leaving Korea divided into occupation zones.

• KoreaRelated: Colonial rule ended with Japan’s defeat, leaving Korea to be divided among occupying powers.

• PyongyangRelated: Colonial rule transformed Pyongyang’s institutions, economy, and urban landscape.

• GyeongbokgungRelated: Colonial authorities demolished or displaced many palace buildings and altered the site.

• China–North Korea borderRelated: Japanese rule preceded the creation of the North Korean state beside China.

• Gyeonggi ProvinceRelated: Colonial-era administrative changes helped establish boundaries inherited by modern provinces.

• SinuijuRelated: Japanese-era development expanded Sinuiju as a railway and administrative center.

• South Jeolla ProvinceRelated: Colonial administration reshaped transport, industry, and governance across the province.

• TrotRelated: Trot’s early recordings and institutions developed under colonial rule.

• Battle of Lake KhasanRelated: Japanese troops approached the disputed area from Korea, then under Japanese rule.

• HamhungRelated: Colonial-era development expanded Hamhung’s industrial infrastructure.

• GunsanRelated: Gunsan expanded as a colonial port and grain-export center during this period.

• North Chungcheong ProvinceRelated: Colonial-era administration shaped provincial boundaries inherited by modern South Korea.

• Sup'ung DamRelated: Construction began under Japanese colonial rule as industrial demand expanded.

• WonsanRelated: Wonsan developed as a port and industrial center under Japanese colonial rule.

• Cinema of KoreaRelated: Colonial censorship and production conditions shaped early Korean filmmaking.

• George M. McCuneRelated: McCune’s career and scholarship unfolded during Korea’s colonial era.

• Han SoryaRelated: The colonial experience shaped the political concerns running through Han’s early writing.

• Isang YunRelated: Yun grew up and began studying music during Korea’s colonial period.

• Pak KyongniRelated: Pak was born under colonial rule, the historical period that later became central to Toji.

• Traditional music of KoreaRelated: Colonial rule altered institutions, performance conditions, and the transmission of traditions.