광명천지 (Korean) ("Let the land be enlightened!") | |||||||
| Capital (and largest city) |
Hanseong | ||||||
| Language | Korean, Japanese, Chinese | ||||||
| Religion | Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism, Shintō | ||||||
| Government | Fascist, Single Party State | ||||||
| President | Jeon Yeo-ok | ||||||
| Prime Minister | Lee Myung-bak | ||||||
| Currency | Korean Won | ||||||
The Great Korean Empire (대한제국, Daehan Jeguk) is a nation in East Asia.
History[]
Korea was originally under rule by Japan from 1910 until Spring of 1942, in which Korea was given their independence. However, the aggressive China soon invaded Korea and by the end of 1943, Korea became under Chinese rule. Korea was a part of China from 1944 until Summer of 1952. In 1951, China became communist and had declared war on Japan for no reason, and soon Japan fought off China. In Summer of 1952, Korea was freed by Japan and became independent, as well as joining the East Asian Union.
Korea was mainly peaceful and quiet from 1952 until Autumn of 1958, when the government of Korea was overthrown. After the overthrow of the government, Kim Doo-kwan (aka Makoto Tokugawa) became President of Korea.
Presidents of Korea[]
- Kim Doo-kwan (aka Makoto Tokugawa) (1958-1982)
- Jeon Yeo-ok (1982-)