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Korea (USA)

polity · 1000 AD–1959 AD

Korea (USA), a polity recorded 1000 AD–1959 AD: 16 mapped boundaries, cited to 4 sources, on an interactive historical map you can move through time.

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Names

NameIn useLanguage
Korea1000 AD–1913 AD—
Korea (USSR)1945 AD–1959 AD—
Korea (USA)1945 AD–1959 AD—

Recorded boundaries

PeriodControlConfidenceEvidenceNotes
1000 AD–1099 ADadministrative controllow confidenceobserved at 1000 ADReligion: mahayana.
1100 AD–1199 ADadministrative controllow confidenceobserved at 1100 ADReligion: mahayana.
1492 AD–1499 ADadministrative controlhigh confidenceobserved at 1492 ADReligion: chinese.
1500 AD–1529 ADadministrative controllow confidenceobserved at 1500 ADReligion: chinese.
1530 AD–1599 ADadministrative controllow confidenceobserved at 1530 ADReligion: chinese.
1600 AD–1649 ADadministrative controllow confidenceobserved at 1600 ADReligion: chinese.
1650 AD–1699 ADadministrative controlhigh confidenceobserved at 1650 ADReligion: chinese.
1700 AD–1714 ADadministrative controlhigh confidenceobserved at 1700 ADReligion: chinese.
1715 AD–1782 ADadministrative controlhigh confidenceobserved at 1715 ADReligion: chinese.
1783 AD–1814 ADadministrative controlhigh confidenceobserved at 1783 ADReligion: chinese.
1815 AD–1879 ADadministrative controlhigh confidenceobserved at 1815 ADReligion: chinese.
1880 AD–1899 ADadministrative controlhigh confidenceobserved at 1880 ADReligion: chinese.
1900 AD–1909 ADadministrative controlhigh confidenceobserved at 1900 ADReligion: chinese.
1910 AD–1913 ADadministrative controlhigh confidenceobserved at 1900 AD—
1945 AD–1959 ADadministrative controlhigh confidenceobserved at 1945 ADSubject to USSR.
1945 AD–1959 ADadministrative controlhigh confidenceobserved at 1945 ADSubject to United States.

Each row is a snapshot the source recorded, not a continuous history. The period between two observations is an inference this atlas shows rather than hides.

Sources