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The 26 pages that link to Korean diaspora, each with the reason it gives.

• Korean independence movementRelated: Diaspora communities hosted activists, institutions, and fundraising networks for independence.

• Division of KoreaRelated: War and division accelerated displacement and shaped Korean communities abroad.

• Korean PeninsulaRelated: Migration and separation have connected the peninsula’s history to families and communities abroad.

• Korea under Japanese ruleRelated: Colonial-era migration and political exile helped expand Korean communities abroad.

• Korean reunificationRelated: Diaspora communities maintain varied attachments to the prospect of a united Korea.

• KimchiRelated: Kimchi-making and eating can maintain cultural ties while adapting to local ingredients and conditions.

• Korean nationalismRelated: Diaspora communities carry national identity beyond the peninsula and its divided states.

• Korean historiographyRelated: Diaspora histories complicate narratives centered exclusively on the peninsula and its states.

• DangunRelated: Dangun’s ancestry has provided a portable symbol of Korean identity beyond the peninsula.

• March First MovementRelated: Exiles and overseas communities supported independence efforts after the protests were suppressed.

• Korean shamanismRelated: Diaspora settings provide new contexts for maintaining, adapting, or presenting shamanic rituals.

• ChuseokRelated: Diaspora communities adapt Chuseok gatherings and rituals to life abroad.

• Korean national identityRelated: Diaspora communities complicate the idea that Korean identity depends on residence within Korea.

• Korean barbecueRelated: Diaspora communities adapted barbecue dishes and introduced them to new food cultures.

• BulgogiRelated: Korean communities abroad carried bulgogi into new restaurants and adapted forms.

• HanbokRelated: Hanbok can express heritage and belonging at diaspora celebrations and cultural events.

• Korean studiesRelated: Diaspora research extends Korean studies beyond the peninsula and its states.

• JanggiRelated: Janggi is also played in Korean communities beyond the peninsula.

• Cho Ki-chonRelated: Cho’s Soviet-Korean background connected his literary career to Korean life beyond the peninsula.

• Culture of KoreaRelated: Diaspora communities sustain traditions while adapting them to new societies.

• George M. McCuneRelated: Romanized Korean names and words circulate across diaspora communities using varied conventions.

• History of South KoreaRelated: Migration connected South Korean society to global labor, family, and cultural networks.

• KPop Demon HuntersRelated: The filmmakers' Korean and diasporic perspectives inform the film's cultural framing.

• Pak KyongniRelated: Migration and displacement broaden the social geography of Pak’s historical saga.