Korean reunification (8194 bytes)
2: The '''Korean reunification''' is the possible future unification of [[North ...
5: ... declared in [[1948]]. This division led to the [[Korean War]] which cemented the division.
7: :''See also'': [[Division of Korea]], [[Korean Demilitarized Zone]]
9: ==Eventual reunification==
10: ...Olympics]] in [[Athens]], but the North and South Korean national teams competed separately in sporting ev...

Reunification (375 bytes)
1: Several articles deal with the theme of '''reunification''':
3: * [[Chinese reunification]]
4: * [[German reunification]]
5: * [[Irish Reunification]]
6: * [[Korean reunification]]

Irish Reunification (11071 bytes)
1: '''Irish Reunification''' is a term used to describe potential future se...
4: ...ish Republican Army]]. Each group differs on how reunification will be achieved, and how a united Ireland will f...
6: ==Support and opposition for Reunification==
7: ... universal support in the Republic of Ireland for reunification from all political parties, however parties diffe...
9: Opposition to reunification comes from Unionist political parties in Northern...

German reunification (6790 bytes)
1: ...'' (''Deutsche Wiedervereinigung'') refers to the reunification of Germany from its constituent parts of [[German...
6: ...ration with western [[Europe]] and asked that the reunification be negotiated with the provision that there be in...
17: By the mid-[[1980s]], the prospect of German reunification was widely regarded within both Germanies as a di...
21: ...t Union negotiated the preconditions for a German reunification. On [[September 12]], [[1990]] the 2+4 treaty was...
25: ... 23 of the current constitution could be used for reunification. Then once the five "reestablished federal state...

Chinese reunification (11292 bytes)
1: '''Chinese reunification''' is a goal of [[Chinese nationalism]] which is ...
3: Reunification is controversial with varying and sometimes confl...
7: ... War]] in 1949 until the mid-1970s the concept of reunification was not the main subject of discourse between the...
9: ...T began to move away from the ideology of Chinese reunification. In 1991, President [[Lee Teng-hui]] announced th...
11: ...nemy. This has brought about the accusation that reunification supporters are attempting to sell out Taiwan. Th...

Democratic Front for the Reunification of the Fatherland (260 bytes)
1: ...y of Korea]] (WPK). It consists of the WPK, the [[Korean Social Democratic Party]] and the [[Chondoist Cho...

Cyprus reunification referendum, 2004 (7310 bytes)
2: ...g or rejecting a [[United Nations]] proposal for reunification, the "[[Annan Plan]]".
19: ...as dependent on its approval by both communities, reunification did not take place. That meant that, while offici...
51: *[http://www.cyprus-un-plan.org/ The Annan reunification plan]: text and commentary from the UN

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 (148 bytes)
1: '''Korean''' is:
2: ...lated to [[Korea]]. See [[Koreans]] and [[List of Koreans]].
3: * The [[Korean language]]

Bang (Korean) (507 bytes)
1: {{koreanname noimage|hangul=방|hanja=房|rr=Ban...
3: ...ng''' (pronounced "bahng") is a [[Korean language|Korean]] [[suffix]] indicating a limited space in an amu...
14: [[Category:Korean culture]]

Korean nationalism (3247 bytes)
5: ... the Tonghak movement was deafted by both the old Korean government and the Japanese forces and its failur...
7: ...character of Korean culture and sought to advance Korean studies.
9: ...storical studies, and Chu Shi-gyong, who promoted Korean language studies.
11: ...tions that they provoked remained a touchstone of Korean nationalism. The failure of the movement stimulat...
13: During the Japanese occupation of Korea, the Korean nationalists carried on anti-Japan independence s...

Lee (Korean name) (1375 bytes)
4: ! colspan="2" | Korean Name
6: | width="150" | [[Revised Romanization of Korean|Revised Romanization]]
20: ...ean name|family name]] in [[Korea]] (after [[Kim (Korean name)|Kim]]). The name is sometimes also transli...
22: Famous Koreans with this family name:
41: [[Category:Korean family names]]

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...

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 ===

Korean Empire (1434 bytes)
2: ! colspan="2" bgcolor="#FFCCCC" | Korean Empire
4: ! colspan="2" | Korean Name
6: | width="150" | [[Revised Romanization of Korean|Revised Romanization]]
18: The '''Korean Empire''' existed from [[1897]] to [[1910]].
20: ...as recognized in 1895. Contrary to its title, the Korean Empire remained weak and the international commun...

Korean mythology (4357 bytes)
1: ...nds & folk-tales which come from the all over the Korean peninsula. Considering the size of the area there...
3: ...ere are now very few practitioners of the ancient Korean religions in [[Seoul]] and charlatans have quickl...
10: ...s. Tangun the son of the last Huanung recorded in Korean memory Kuh-bul-dan established Korea in 2333BC.
25: ...on of Hwanung -The first Korean Emperor the first Korean dynasty.
29: * [[Chi Woo]] - The Korean pendant to [[Chi You]] .

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 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 romanization (1622 bytes)
1: {{Korean romanization}}
2: ...[romanization]] schemes for the [[Korean language|Korean]] [[Hangul]] script, namely:
4: * [[Revised Romanization of Korean]]: official in [[South Korea]] since 2000 and qui...
8: ...more details, see [[Wikipedia:Naming conventions (Korean)]].
11: ...: both are phonetic systems, and try to represent Korean words as they are pronounced. Thus, the same Han...

Korean television (1203 bytes)
3: ...[[multicultural]] channels in [[North America]]. Korean dramas have become popular in other [[East Asia]]...
10: * [[List of Korean Broadcasting networks]]
14: [[Category:Korean culture]]
15: [[Category:Korean television|*]]

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