Korea

This source names Korea directly: "hundred ninety five years after Joseon Korea adopted Confucianism as state ideology in 1392, already recorded here, and two hundred eighteen years before the Qing court abolished the imperial..."

This source names Korea directly: "Appenzeller documents his 5 April 1885 arrival at Chemulpo, Korea, his founding of the first Korean Methodist congregation, and his establishment of the Pai Chai school for boys in 1886."

This source names Korea directly: "A news report in The Korea Times, an English-language national daily published in Seoul since 1950, reporting the Korea Heritage Service's advance notice of designation for the Seoul Geumseongdang..."

This source names Korea directly: "the 1592 to 1598 Japanese invasions of Korea."

This source names Korea directly: "A Korea Herald report by Yoon Min-sik on the Jogye Order's 2012 gambling scandal, stating the order's executive body oversees an annual budget of 30 billion won and describing calls for greater..."

Joseon ruled the Korean peninsula.

This source names Korea directly: "Wikipedia's article on the Korean Martyrs, community-edited."

This source names Korea directly: "of Song Confucian teaching on Korea and Japan."

This source names Korea directly: "in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, where the state treats independent religious observance, and Christian practice in particular, as a threat to the personality cult built around the..."

This source names Korea directly: "orthodoxy taught across China, Korea and Japan for centuries, is shown here in the formal scholar's portrait convention still current in Japan six hundred years after his death."

This source names Korea directly: "article on the Presbyterian Church of Korea, community-edited."

This source names Korea directly: "in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea."

Buddhism and continental ritual reached Japan across this water from Korea.

This source names Korea directly: "of Kyunghyang Shinmun, a major South Korean national daily published in Seoul since 1946, reporting the Korea Heritage Service's plan to designate the Seoul Geumseongdang Musindo as National Folk..."

This source names Korea directly: "Details compilation on shamanism in Korea, citing membership figures for the Korean Kyungsin Federation and the Korean Fortune Telling Association for 2006 and the mid-2020s."

This source names Korea directly: "State Shinto's extension into colonial Korea."

This source names Korea directly: "after Henry Appenzeller arrived in Korea and founded the first Methodist mission there in 1885, already recorded here, and twenty four years before three British Methodist churches united at the..."

This source names Korea directly: "A 15 January 2026 Korea Times report on the joint prosecution-police task force investigating the Unification Church and Shincheonji, read 2026-08-22."

The tiger of the foundation myth and of folk painting, comic and dangerous together.

Korea was the route by which Chinese Buddhism reached Japan.

Goguryeo's own core territory, the northern Korean peninsula and Manchuria. The map places this in the wider Korea region rather than the modern South Korean state alone, since the historical kingdom was not confined to it.

Anchored to the pre-1945 undivided Korea, matching the existing founding event's own anchor, since the persecution predates the twentieth century division.

Baptism took place in Beijing; the lay community itself was founded in Seoul, mapped to the wider Korea region as the tighter historical match than the modern country of South Korea alone.

Anchored to the undivided Korea region rather than South Korea, since 1907 predates the 1945 division of the peninsula by thirty-eight years.