Korea (Washington Shot at Murdering Town!)

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Kingdom of Korea
한국의 왕국
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Flag Coat of Arms
Capital (and largest city)	Seoul
Language   official	Korean
others	Manchurian, Mandarin,
Monarch	Gojung
Prime Minister	name of chief of government
Area	area km²
Population	88,000,000 (approx)
Established	1392
Currency	Won

The Kingdom of Korea is a country located in East Asia, wholly on the Korean Peninsula situated between the East Sea on the east and Chinese Manchuria to the west. Organized Korean states has existed at least since 100 B.C, often a client of China. Despite Chinese domination past and present the Korean people forged a unique identity which remains Korea's Joseon dynasty remains the longest surviving royal family to date to be governing a country. Consistently a Chinese tributary, Korea has been at peace since the 17th century with only momentary exceptions for wider Asian affairs. Until the 19th century Korea enjoyed remarkable isolation. Korea became more diverse for the first time during industrialization as foreigners arrived to invest. In the 20th century the largest issues stood between retaining a strict homogeneous or accept diversity for additional clout in a global economy. Progressive reforms usually worked to create a middle ground.

At the present the Kingdom of Korea is among the most advanced members of the East Asian Confederation and the most literate population in the world. The country chief production is in the design of microelectronics and the mass production of traditional arts which have turned into a global novelty. The government of a Korea is a Representative monarchy, with the king sharing power with class based representative houses. The state's religion is overtly Buddhist, in contrast to its own past and the Confucian affiliations of its Chinese neighbor

Government and Politics

Subdivisions

Province	Capital
Chungcheong	Gongju
Gangwon	Wonju
Gyeonggi	Seoul
Gyeongsang	Daegu
Hamgyŏng	Hamhŭng
Hwanghae	Haeju
Jeolla	Jeonju
P'yŏngan	P'yŏngyang

Members of the East-Asian Confederation
Member Nations
Brunei | Burma | Campuchea | China | Dai Viet | Hawai`i | Japan | Korea | Malacca | Okinawa | Pahang | Siam |
Special Members
Kedah | Kelantan | Maguindanao | Mongolia | Perak | Sulu | Terengganu | Tibet
Associate Members
Ethiopia | Madagascar | Witu | Zanzibar