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Wikipedia:WikiProject Korea

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Welcome to WikiProject Korea, a WikiProject dedicated to creating, improving and organizing all articles related to Korea. All editors are welcome to join and to participate.

How you can help

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Join and promote the project

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Contribute

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Resources

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Guidelines

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The following guidelines pages are Korea-specific:

Tools

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Technical

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Images

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Image guide

Article alerts

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Did you know

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Articles for deletion

Proposed deletions

Categories for discussion

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Redirects for discussion

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Files for discussion

Featured list candidates

Good article nominees

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Featured article reviews

Featured list removal candidates

Good article reassessments

Requests for comments

Requested moves

Articles to be split

Articles for creation

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Article assessment

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List of Korea-related recognized content

See WikiProject Korea/Assessment for guidance on assessing the quality and importance of Korea articles. Transcluded from User:WP 1.0 bot/Tables/Project/Korea-related:

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Goals

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New articles

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This list was generated from these rules. Questions and feedback are always welcome! The search is being run daily with the most recent ~14 days of results. Note: Some articles may not be relevant to this project.

Rules | Match log | Results page (for watching) | Deleted articles| Last updated: 2026-07-29 20:01 (UTC)

Note: The list display can now be customized by each user. See List display personalization for details.


















Did you know?

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These are the 20 most recent WP:DYK entries for WikiProject Korea. Updated approximately weekly by User:JL-Bot.

  • ... that BokHee An's character Nurse BokHee, the longest-running recurring character on Grey's Anatomy, only spoke once during the TV show's first 14 seasons?
  • ... that the cover of GreenGreen, an extended play by Cortis, features a bridge that the band's members frequently walked past when they were idol trainees?
  • ... that a local official of the Joseon dynasty secretly buried the body of King Danjong despite King Sejo's threats to kill the family of anyone who did so?
  • ... that some buildings in Korean Buddhist temples (example pictured) also enshrine an indigenous mountain god?
  • ... that recording sessions for his album Taste left singer Haechan temporarily voiceless?
  • ... that the original Trickcal: Chibi Go shut down only two hours after it was released?
  • ... that the choreography of "Bite Me" prompted fans to send competing protest trucks to the record label over the use of female backup dancers?
  • ... that "I" won an award for best collaboration in 2015?
  • ... that an anime ending sequence by Vivinos, featuring a song from Karen Matsumoto and Haruka Sakuraba's unit PiKi, was compared to a "snowglobe that swirls with pink glitter"?
  • ... that a 4th-century set of Roman glassware (pictured) was highly valued by Silla royalty in Korea, and is considered a National Treasure?
  • ... that a Chinese activist jet-skied 300 kilometres (190 mi) over 14 hours to escape to South Korea?
  • ... that Kim Chwajin was imprisoned for three years for freeing his family's slaves?
  • ... that "Aeao" was involved in a multi-platform trend joined by numerous K-pop celebrities nine years after its release?
  • ... that, according to his obituary, Prince Sunhwa "killed more than ten people each year"?
  • ... that at the time of its construction, the tallest building in the capital of Angola was a tomb (pictured)?
  • ... that Yi Yangwŏn died after fasting for eight days in grief when he heard a false rumor that King Seonjo had fled across the border into Liaodong?
  • ... that the earliest surviving silk-scroll painting from Gangwon Province was found in an attic in Hopkinton, New Hampshire?
  • ... that multiple police raids failed to retrieve a book that was once valued at more than US$900 million?
  • ... that Baek Se-hee wrote I Want to Die but I Want to Eat Tteokbokki?
  • ... that Gatot Wilotikto needed approval from the North Korean parliament to marry a local woman?

Transcluding 20 of 612 total


Templates

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Project banner

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This is the project banner for WikiProject Korea. You can add it to an article talk page by typing "{{WikiProject Korea |class= |importance= }} ". You can also include article assessments and add associated working groups. See Template:WikiProject Korea for full instructions and examples.

WikiProject iconKorea
WikiProject iconThis article is within the scope of WikiProject Korea, a collaborative effort to build and improve articles related to Korea. All interested editors are invited to join the project and contribute to the discussion. For instructions on how use this banner, please refer to the documentation.
???This article has not yet received a rating on the project's importance scale.

Userbox

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You can add the following userbox to your user page to indicate you are a member of WikiProject Korea.

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{{User WikiProject Korea}}
This user is a participant in
WikiProject Korea.
See Template:User WikiProject Korea/doc for full instructions.

Invitation message

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You can invite editors to join this project by typing "{{subst:WikiProject Korea invitation|~~~~}} " on their talk page. See Template:WikiProject Korea invitation for more information.

Barnstars

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You can award people the following barnstars for work related to Korea:

Code What it shows Note
{{subst:Korea Barnstar}}
A Barnstar!
The Korean Barnstar

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Use the format {{subst:Korea Barnstar|text}} to add text.
{{subst:The North Korea Barnstar of National Merit}}
The North Korea Barnstar of National Merit
{{{1}}}
Use the format {{subst:The North Korea Barnstar of National Merit|text}} to add text.
{{subst:The South Korea Barnstar of National Merit}}
The South Korea Barnstar of National Merit
{{{1}}}
Use the format {{subst:The South Korea Barnstar of National Merit|text}} to add text.

Notes

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  1. ^ Consider using the Noto fonts
  2. ^ For Windows, consider using AutoHotkey (about) to write a simple custom shortcut. E.g. making Alt+uŭ: !u::Send "{ŭ}" (and for upper case) !U::Send "{Ŭ}", etc.

    For Mac, go to keyboard language settings and enable the "ABC - Extended keyboard layout" (or make it your default; little difference in most cases). Once enabled, Alt+b then another letter inputs a breved letter.