List of Korea-related topics

The following is a list of people, places, things, and concepts related to or originating from Korea, South Korea, or North Korea. Red links are to articles that will almost certainly be added in the very near future. For help, please see Naming conventions and Note on romanization at the bottom of this page.

Index

1 - A - B - C - D - E - F - G - H - I - J - K - L - M - N - O - P - Q - R - S - T -U - V - W - X - Y - Z
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Note on romanization

1

38th parallel - 88 Olympic Expressway - 1988 Summer Olympics - 2002 World Cup: see Football World Cup 2002

A

Administrative divisions of Korea - Amnok River - An Jung-geun - Arirang - Asian financial crisis - Asian Theatre of World War II - Asiana Airlines

B

C

(See also J)

Leonard Chang - Changbaek Mountains - Changwon - Cheongju - Cheongwon-gun - Cheorwon-gun - David Yonggi Cho - Margaret Cho - Hee Seop Choi - Choi Sejin - Ch'ŏngjin - Chosun Ilbo - Chuncheon - Christianity in Korea - Chuncheon-shi - Chung Mong-hun - Chungbuk Line - Chungcheong - Chungju-si - Chungmu: see Yi Sun-sin

Cities of Korea: see List of cities in North Korea, List of cities in South Korea, and Special cities of Korea

Classical Chinese - Comfort women - Communications in North Korea - Communications in South Korea - Confucianism: see Korean Confucianism and Neo-Confucianism - Contemporary culture of South Korea - Courtesy name - Culture of Korea - Culture of North Korea

D

(See also T)

Daegu - Daejeon - Daewoo - Daifang Commandery - Dangun - Danyang-gun - Democratic People's Republic of Korea: see North Korea - Demographics of North Korea - Demographics of South Korea - Dispute over the name Sea of Japan - Division of Korea - DMZ: see Korean Demilitarized Zone - Do - Dongguk Tonggam - Donghae Bukbu Line - Donghae Nambu Line - Donghae-shi

E

East Asian Tigers - Economy of North Korea - Economy of South Korea - Eight Provinces of Korea - Emperor Gojong of Korea - Emperor Sunjong of Korea - Era name - Eumseong-gun

F

First Manchu expedition to Korea - Flag of North Korea - Flag of South Korea - Football World Cup 2002 - Foreign relations of North Korea - Foreign relations of South Korea

G

(See also K)

Gabo Reform - Gang Hong-rip - Gangneung - Gangwon - Gayasan - Generation name - Geography of North Korea - Geography of South Korea - Geum River - Gihwa - Gija - Gija Joseon - Gimhae International Airport - Gimpo - Gimpo Airport - Gimpo Line - Gobukseon: see Ironclad warship#Premodern Ironclads - Goesan-gun - Goguryeo - Gojoseon - Gongju - Goryeo - Goryeo Dynasty - Goseong-gun - Guma Expressway - Gunsan - Gwanbuk - Gwandong - Gwanghaegun of Joseon - Gwangju - Gwannam - Gwanseo - Gyeongbu - Gyeongbu Expressway - Gyeongbu Line - Gyeongbuk Line - Gyeongchun Line - Gyeonggi - Gyeongin - Gyeongin Expressway - Gyeongin Line - Gyeongjeon Line - Gyeongju - Gyeongsang - Gyeongseong - Gyeongui Line - Gyeongwon Line

H

Haeinsa - Seok-heon Ham - Hamgyŏng - Han - Han River - Hangeul - Hangul consonant tables - Hangul Day - Hanja (see also Chinese character) - History of Korea: see Korea - History of North Korea - History of South Korea - Hoengseong-gun - Honam - Honam Expressway - Honam Line - Hong Bok-won - Hongcheon-gun - Hoseo - Hunmin jeong'eum (document) - Hunmin jeong'eum haerye - Hwacheon-gun - Hwaeom - Hwanghae - Hwanin - Hwarang - Hyundai - Hyundai Motor Company

I

Iksan - Im Kwontaek - IMF Crisis: see Asian financial crisis - Incheon - Incheon International Airport - Incheon International Airport Expressway - Inje-gun - ISO 3166-2:KP - ISO 3166-2:KR - Ito Hirobumi

J

(See also C)

Jaebeol: see South Korean conglomerates - Janghang Line - Japanese Colonial Period - Jecheon-si - Jeju - Jeolla - Jeolla Line - Jeongseon-gun - Jeonju - Jincheon-gun - Jinhae - Jinul - Joseon - Joseon Dynasty - Ju Si-gyeong - Juche - Jungang Expressway - Jungang Line - Jungbu Expressway

K

Kings: see also Rulers of Korea - King Gojong of Joseon: see Emperor Gojong of Korea - King Muryeong of Baekje - King Sejong the Great of Joseon - King Sunjong of Joseon: see Emperor Sunjong of Korea

Konglish

Korea - Korea Bay - Korea nobility - Korean Air - Korean Air Flight KAL-007 - Korean American - Korean Buddhism - Korean Buddhist temples - Korean cinema - Korean Confucianism - Korean cuisine - Korean Demilitarized Zone - Korean Empire - Korean era names - Korean-Japanese disputes - Korean mythology - Korean name - Korean language - Korean National Railroad - Korean parts of speech - Korean Shamanism - Korean television - Korean War - Korean Workers' Party - Koreans

Kŭmgang-san - Kŭmgang-san Line

L

Lee (Korean name) - Lee Changdong - Lelang Commandery - LG - List of cities in North Korea - List of cities in South Korea - List of famous Korean Americans - List of Japanese governors-general in Korea - List of Koreans - List of mountains in Korea - List of universities in South Korea

M

Douglas MacArthur - March 1st Movement - MBC - McCune-Reischauer - Military of North Korea - Military of South Korea - Mokpo - Sun Myung Moon - Music of Korea

N

(See also R)

Naju - Nakdong River - Nam Sung-yong - Names of Korea - Namhae Expressway - Namp'o - Neo-Confucianism - New Community Movement - Noraebang: see Karaoke#South Korea - North Chungcheong - North Gyeongsang - North Hamgyŏng - North Hwanghae - North Jeolla

North Korea - North Korea nuclear weapons program

North P'yŏngan

O

Okcheon-gun

P

(See also B)

Paektu Mountain - Nam June Paik - Panmunjeom (P'anmunjŏm) - Pansori - Park Chunghee - PC bang - Pohang - Politics of North Korea - Politics of South Korea - Posthumous name - Presidents of South Korea - Provinces of Korea (see also Eight Provinces of Korea) - Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea - Pyeongchang-gun - P'yŏngan - P'yŏngbu Line - P'yŏngnam Line - P'yŏngŭi Line - P'yŏngwŏn Line - P'yŏngyang

Q

Qi Empress

Queens: see also Rulers of Korea - Queen Min of Joseon

R

(See also N)

Rasŏn (Rajin-Sŏnbong) - Regions of Korea - Republic of Korea: see South Korea - Revised Romanization of Korean - Rhee (family name): see Lee (Korean name) - Syngman Rhee - Roads and Expressways in South Korea - Roh Moo-Hyun - Roh Tae-woo - Rulers of Korea - Russo-Japanese War - Ryanggang

S

Sabi - Saemaeul Movement: see New Community Movement - Sambyeolcho Rebellion - Samcheok-shi - Samguk Sagi - Samguk Yusa - Samil Movement: see March 1st Movement - Samjeondo Monument - Samsung - Samuel E. Martin - SBS - Sea of Japan - Second Manchu expedition to Korea - Seohaean Expressway - Seokguram - Seon - Seoul - Seoul Metropolitan Subway - Shinmiyangyo - Shinŭiju - Silla - Sin Saimdang - Shamanism: see Korean Shamanism - Sino-Japanese War (1894-1895) - Sino-Korean - Sohn Kee-chung - Sokcho-shi - Songgwangsa - South Chungcheong - South Gyeongsang - South Hamgyŏng - South Hwanghae - South Jeolla

South Korea - South Korean conglomerates

South Manchuria Railway - South P'yŏngan - Special cities of Korea - Suin Line - Suwon

T

(See also D)

Taebaek-shi - Taedong River - Taekwondo - Temple name - Three Jewel Temples of Korea - Three Kingdoms of Korea - Toegye: see Yi Hwang - Tongbulgyo - Toyotomi Hideyoshi - Traditional Korean thought - Transportation in North Korea - Transportation in South Korea - Treaty of Shimonoseki - Tripitaka Koreana - Tuman (Tumen) River - Turtle ship: see Ironclad warship#Premodern Ironclads

U

Uisang - Ulsan - Ungjin - Unification Church

V

W

Wang - Wang Go - Weonhyo - Wiman - Wiman Joseon - Won - Wonju-shi

X

Y

Yalu River - Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture - Yanggang: see Ryanggang - Yeombul: see Nianfo - Yeongdong - Yeongdong Expressway - Yeongdong-gun - Yeongdong Line - Yeongnam - Yeongseo - Yi (family name): see Lee (Korean name) - Yi Dynasty: see Joseon Dynasty - Yi Hwang - Yi I - Yi Jachun - Yi Sun-sin - Yoido Full Gospel Church - Yulgok: see Yi I

Z

Other Wikimedia sites

Naming conventions

People are always alphabetized by their family name, regardless of whether the person concerned puts his/her family name first or last. If it is unclear which is the family name and which the given name (for example, Nam June Paik, since Nam and Paik are both family names and there's no telltale hyphen in the name) please check under both names.

Monarchs are listed in the following format:

Title Name of Kingdom

For example: Queen Seondeok of Silla; King Sejong the Great of Joseon; Emperor Gojong of Korea.

For more on this subject, please see Wikipedia:Naming conventions (Korean).

Note on romanization

North Korean place names use McCune-Reischauer Romanization (except that ŏ and ŭ are not used in article titles, although they are shown on this page), while South Korean place names use the Revised Romanization of Korean. Personal and corporate names (Syngman Rhee; Samsung) are generally romanized according to the nameholder's preference, or to the spelling most frequently encountered in English. If there is no dominant English spelling, Revised Romanization is to be preferred, but see also Wikipedia:Naming conventions (Korean).