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Korean Pine (2945 bytes)
2: ...r><th align="center" bgcolor=lightgreen>'''Korean Pine'''</th></tr> 17: ...nsis'''''; family [[Pinaceae]]) is a species of [[pine]] [[tree]] that occurs in eastern [[Asia]], in [[... 19: ...a deciduous sheath. They are 7-13 cm long. Korean Pine [[conifer cones|cones]] are 8-17 cm long, green o... 21: ... Pine differs from the closely related [[Siberian Pine]] in having larger cones with reflexed scale tips... 23: ...[Image:KoreanPineSeeds.jpg|left|thumb|Korean Pine pine nuts - unshelled, and shell, above; shelled, belo... Pine Lake Township, Pine County, Minnesota (2509 bytes) 1: ...'Pine Lake Township''' is a township located in [[Pine County, Minnesota]]. As of the [[2000]] census, ... 15: [[Category:Pine County, Minnesota]] Korean (148 bytes) 1: '''Korean''' is: 2: ...lated to [[Korea]]. See [[Koreans]] and [[List of Koreans]]. 3: * The [[Korean language]] Korean name (13168 bytes) 2: ! colspan="3" bgcolor="#CCCCCC" | Korean name 4: ! colspan="3" | Korean Name 6: | width="100" | [[Revised Romanization of Korean|Revised Romanization]] 18: | colspan="3" | [[Image:Hangul seong.png|290px|A Korean name]]--> 20: ...amily name. In [[English language|English]], some Koreans keep the original order and others reverse their... Korean proverbs (245 bytes) 1: ... list of some of them can be found at [[Wikiquote:Korean proverbs]]. 6: [[Category:Korean culture]] Korean chess (7568 bytes) 1: {{koreanname noimage|hangul=장기|hanja=將... 2: ... [[Korea]] and is sometimes inaccurately called ''Korean chess''. Other romanizations of the game are as ... 7: ... the middle few rows for the bulk of the game, in Korean chess the battle seems to be happening simultaneo... 10: Korean chess is derived from an ancient form of [[Xiangq... 14: ...s that used in [[Chinese chess]], except that the Korean board has no "river" in the central row. The pie... Korean adoptee (12098 bytes) 1: A '''Korean adoptee''' or '''KAD''' is a person who was [[ado... 3: ...offspring of U.S. and other western soldiers, and Korean women) were filling up the country's orphanages (... 5: ...f their history. [[President of South Korea|South Korean president]] [[Kim Dae-Jung]] invited 29 adult KAD... 7: ...s only added to the feeling that they 'not really Korean'. In May 1999, a group of KADs living in Korea st... 9: ...arranged and administered by adoptive parents and Korean [[Immigration|immigrants]]. These arrangements in... Korean Martyrs (2277 bytes) 1: ...Korean [[priest]] Andrew Kim Taegŏn and the Korean lay catechist Paul Chŏng Hasang. The vast m... Korean numerals (2530 bytes) 1: ... uses two sets of numbers, Sino-Korean and Native Korean numbers. 5: ! Sino-Korean Cardinals 7: ! Native Korean Cardinals 143: ...ng manner in the Sino-Korean system, while Native Korean has its own unique set of words, as can be seen i... 147: [[Category:Korean language]] Korean webculture (1915 bytes) 3: '''Korean webculture''' has its own particular features whi... 8: ...ia in empas, there are 3759 hits when searched in Korean, but only 32 hits when searched in English. The ... 15: == Interesting features in Korean websearch engines == 26: [[Category:Korean culture]] Dialects of Korean (1780 bytes) 1: ...a number of different '''dialects''' around the [[Korean peninsula]]. The peninsula is extremely mountain... 20: [[Category:Korean language]] Sino-Korean (905 bytes) 1: ...'Sino-Korean''' describes those elements of the [[Korean language]] that come directly or indirectly from ... 3: Hanja were first introduced into the [[Korean Peninsula]] during the Chinese [[Han Dynasty|Han]... 5: ..., Sino-Korean words today make up over 50% of the Korean vocabulary. 10: [[Category:Korean language]] Korean Peninsula (2849 bytes) 3: ! colspan="2" bgcolor="#CCCCCC" | Korean Peninsula 5: ..." | [[Image:Locationmap Korea.png|Location of the Korean peninsula]] 7: ...nter" | [[Image:Map of korea.png|295px|Map of the Korean peninsula]] 9: ...turies whose territory roughly coincided with the Korean Peninsula. 11: ...iver|Tumen (Tuman)]]. Taking this definition, the Korean Peninsula has an area of approximately 220,000 [[... Korean Shamanism (7539 bytes) 1: ...[Buddhism]] and [[Taoism]]. Even though belief in Korean shamanism is not considered widespread these days... 5: Korean shamanism is distinguished by its seeking to solv... 23: ...a deceased person. Since ancient times there is a Korean belief that when somebody dies, their body cannot... 78: [[Category:Korean culture]] [[Category:Shamanism]] Korean Buddhism (35305 bytes) 2: ...dhist lineages in Japan trace their roots through Korean teachers. 4: As it now stands, Korean Buddhism consists mostly of the Seon lineage. Seo... 7: ==Historical overview of the development of Korean Buddhism== 11: ...945]]. After [[World War II]], the Seon school of Korean Buddhism regained acceptance. 13: ...t population has fallen to about 40% of the South Korean population. On the other hand, the Buddhist popul... Korean nobility (1292 bytes) 1: '''Korean nobility''' existed in [[Korea]] until the [[Japa... 4: ...r, existed for less than two decades during the [[Korean Empire]]. 22: [[Category:Korean names]] 23: [[Category:Korean history]] Korean Air (7791 bytes) 2: ...align:center;"| [[Image:Korean_Air_logo.png|145px|Korean Air Logo]] 4: | colspan="2" style="text-align:center;"| '''Korean name''' 6: ...adding-right:1em;" | '''[[Revised Romanization of Korean|Revised Romanization]]''' 18: [[Image:Ke747nrt.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Korean Airlines Boeing 747]] 19: '''Korean Air''' is the largest [[airline]] based in [[Kore... Korean American (1313 bytes) 1: A '''Korean American''' is a person of [[Korea]]n ancestry wh... 3: ...though there were earlier immigrants to the U.S., Korean immigration to the U.S. is widely accepted as hav... 5: As of [[2000]], Korean Americans numbered some 1.1 million, with large c... 7: ...oreign Affairs and Trade counted 2,157,498 ethnic Koreans living in the U.S. in [[2003]]. 9: ...table Korean Americans, see this [[List of famous Korean Americans|list]]. Korean era name (6017 bytes) 2: ! colspan="2" bgcolor="#FFCCCC" | Korean era name 4: ! colspan="2" | Korean Name 6: | width="150" | [[Revised Romanization of Korean|Revised Romanization]] 18: ...], [[Taebong]], [[Goryeo]], [[Joseon]], and the [[Korean Empire]]. 75: === Era Names of Korean Empire === Kim (Korean name) (1960 bytes) 4: ! colspan="2" | Korean Name 6: | width="150" | [[Revised Romanization of Korean|Revised Romanization]] 18: '''Kim''' is the most common [[Korean name|family name]] in [[Korea]]. In South Korea ... 20: ...ven in the most remote sense. As with most other Korean family names, there are many Kim clans, each of w... 21: These distinctions are important, since Korean law used to prohibit intermarriage in the same cl...
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