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|conventional_long_name      = Republic of Chasun
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|leader_name1                = [[Seo Ji-won]]
|leader_title2              = [[President of the Republic of Chasun|Vice President]]
|leader_name2                = [[Lyang Ho-seok]]
|leader_title3              = [[Premier of the Republic of Chasun|Premier]]
|leader_name3                = [[Park Bong-hee]]
|leader_title4              = [[National Diet of Chasun|President of the National Diet]]
|leader_name4                = [[Yun Shyi-ho]]
|leader_title5              = [[Supreme Court of Chasun|Chief Justice]]
|leader_name5                = [[Moon Nam-kyum]]
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|established_date1          = c. 11th century AD
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|established_date2          = 1385
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|established_date3          = 14 March 1907
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|established_date4          = 6 November 1910
|established_event5          = [[First Republic of Chasun|Summer Coup and ROC established]]
|established_date5          = 29 July 1920
|established_event6          = [[Chasunese War|Treaty of Samhan]]
|established_date6          = 7 September 1959
|established_event7          = Admitted to the [[Assembly of Nations]]
|established_date7          = 10 June 1961
|established_event8          = [[April Struggle]]
|established_date8          = 15 April 1989–3 July 1989
|established_event9          = [[Constitution of Chasun|Current constitution]] adopted
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'''Chasun''' ({{wp|Korean language|Chasunese}}: 화국, ''Jaseŏn''), officially the '''Republic of Chasun''' ('''ROC''' or '''RoC'''; {{wp|Korean language|Chasunese}}: 차순공화국, ''Jaseŏun Gonghwagug'') is a {{wp|country}} in [[Pamira|Eastern Pamira]], comprised of the Chasunese Peninsula and the central and western region of Seulhae. It is bordered to the north by X, to the east by the Iremic Ocean, to the south by X straddling the Chasun Sea, and to the west by X. Chasun is inhabited by approximately 27.2 million people in 2019, making it the [[List of Auroran countries by different metrices|tenth-most populous country]] in the [[Aurorum (region)|world]] as well as one its most densely populated and urbanized countries. Its {{wp|capital city|capital}} and largest city is [[Geoju]] on the [[Nai River]], where a third of the country's population lives; other major cities of Chasun include [[Donghae]], [[Jecheon]], [[Yodang]], [[Hyangchu]], [[Ganchon]] and [[Deokwon]].
The area of modern-day Chasun has been inhabited since the {{wp|Lower Paleolithic}} period some 450,000 years ago, with the first known princerly states appearing in a X archived record in the late 6th century BCE. The princerly states of [[Seulhae]] eventually ceded their autonomy to the [[Byaheo dynasty]] originating from the Chasunese Peninsula in the late 11th century, becoming Chasun's first kingdom. Rule over modern-day Chasun alternated between the Byaheo (1055–1226), [[Haseong dynasty|Haseong]] (1228–1382) and ultimately the [[Chasunese Empire|Charasŏn dynasty]] (1383–1910), coinciding with or resulting from brief periods of foreign conquest and declining regional power known as the [[Chasun#Horyueo period|Horyueo period]]. The Charasŏn dynasty ultimately proved to be the most successful Chasunese empire under [[Chasunese monarchy|Emperor Wanjong]], establishing contact with Berean traders and successfully resisting colonization in the early 19th century.
The economic decline of the Chasunese Empire in the late 1880s however led to the forced concession of much of the empire's territorial bulk to the [[Valimian Empire]] through the Treaty of Langiong and neighbouring states to the north and south, as well as the opening of multiple port cities to Berean trade with the [[Porcelain War]] (1888–1894) and [[Chasun#Gul-yog Crisis|Gul-yog Crisis]] (1896). In response, Chasun enacted a strict foreign policy of {{wp|neutrality}} with the [[Chasun#Gyeogli period|Gyeogli period]]. The collapse of the dynasty under [[Chasunese monarchy|Empress Sumyinjeong]] culminated in the [[Yeosin Rebellion]] of 1907, a short-lived scramble of Berean powers for influence and the establishment of the [[Kingdom of Chasun]] in 1910. It was subsequently overthrown by the [[Republic of Chasun Armed Forces|military]] in the [[Summer Coup]] in 1920, and transformed into [[First Republic of Chasun|a de jure democratic, but authoritarian republic]] under nationalist [[President of Chasun|Jeon Sang-cho]].
In 1958, a [[Pamiran Federation]]-led invasion and [[Cuthish State|Cuthish]] intervention in Chasun led to the [[Chasunese War]] and ended with the negotiated {{wp|ceasefire}} of the Treaty of Samhan, dividing the country into the ROC and the [[Chasunese People's State]] as client states of the FCPR and Cuthland respectively. The collapse of the latter in 1989 due to economic stagnation and the explosive economic growth of the ROC in the 1980s known as the "Nai River Miracle" reunited a slowly reforming Chasun with the CPS, though with negotiated territorial concessions by X that approved of its reunification with the [[Acceptance Treaty (Chasun)|Acceptance Treaty]]. Societal and political pressure culminated into the 1989 [[April Struggle]] shortly after reunification, largely ending authoritarian rule and paving the way for [[Constitution of Chasun|a new constitution]] in 1999. Despite this, {{wp|political freedoms}} and {{wp|freedom of speech}} have repeatedly been violated by government action and Chasun persisted to remain an ally of [[Cuthland-Waldrich]].
Today, Chasun is a {{wp|developed country}} and with a {{wp|gross domestic product}} of roughly US$725.7 billion, it is [[List of Auroran countries by different metrices|one of the largest economies in Pamira and the world]] by both nominal and PPP metrices. It consistently ranks well in other metrices such as {{wp|education}}, {{wp|public health}} and {{wp|life expectancy}}, and the {{wp|Human Development Index}}. 21st century Chasun witnessed a dramatic rise in the global popularity of its culture, particularly that of its [[Chasun#Cuisine|cuisine]], [[Chasun#Arts and architecture|arts]] and [[Chasun#Pop culture|pop culture]], which has been referred to as the "C-Wave". Furthermore, it is generally considered to be a {{wp|middle power}} and is a member of a variety of international organizations such as the [[Assembly of Nations]], X, and maintains a partnership status with the [[Mageiros League]].
==Etymology==
==History==
===Antiquity and classical history===
The Chasunese Peninsula is believed to have first been inhabited during the {{wp|Lower Paleolithic}} by early {{wp|hominidae|hominids}} 2.1 million years ago. Archeological evidence consists of various stone, ivory and bone items, whereas sanded stone tools make up the majority. Other findings include wooden animal sculptures and depictions of wildlife carved in stone, as well as two complete fossil sets of ''{{wp|Homo erectus}}'' called the "Sekung Women". ''{{wp|Homo sapiens}}'' migrated to modern-day Chasun approximately 20,000 years ago. The arrival and intermingling of the Jamun people with the local population in 1,200 BC created the first civilization of Chasunese history, introducing {{wp|paddy field|wet-rice farming}}, {{wp|metallurgy}} and {{wp|pottery}}, as well as Chasunese {{wp|proto-writing}}.
According to the classical Chasunese {{wp|civil religion|foundation legend}}, {{wp|demigod}} [[Chasunese monarchy|Empress Ajehsane Dangguome]] founded the first kingdom, Horyeo, in 700 BC, of which the dynasties of all succeeding empires claim to be descendant of. However, the historical authenticity of said records remains disputed. The Noso period, believed to be Horyeo's {{wp|golden age}} under semi-mythical [[Chasunese monarchy|Emperor Tiansong the Great]] in 660 BC, led to the formation of a uniform imperial court centered around Noso and the rise of a sophisticated culture of literacy and distinct identity. The mythical kingdom lasted for three century, before collapsing in 600 BC into smaller princerly states, namely Oseon, Chaijiho, Dangwon and Xihei, as recorded by X historians.
===Feudal and dynastic era===
===Horyueo period (1225–1382)===
===Chasunese Empire (1383–1910)===
{{main|Chasunese Empire}}
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| caption1 = The foundation of Charasŏn Chasun and its territorial development (c. 1400–1900)
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After the [[Haseong dynasty|Haseong dynasty]] had been overthrown by the Chanon armies under general Wu Haoh-beok in 1383, the Chanon occupied the imperial city of Tianseongong (present-day [[Geoju]]) and proclaimed the Chasunese Empire under the [[Chasunese Empire|Charasŏn dynasty]]. By the 1390s, the dynasty had consolidated its power across the entire preceding empire and expanded into X through costly military campaigns. Under the Charasŏn, Chasunese culture flourished, with Emperors [[Chasunese monarchy|Guanyi]] and [[Chasunese monarchy|Janheol]] among other benevolent emperors of the late 1400s promoting the development of cultural artworks, scientific discoveries, a general {{wp|dictionary}} and a standardized {{wp|official script}}; however, nearly constant warfare made the Chasunese state nearly {{wp|bankruptcy|bankrupt}} and the highly developed state {{wp|autocracy}} was reformed to crack down on political {{wp|sentiment}} and restraining commerce, worsening the financial situation of the empire. Ultimately, this led to long-term economic and social stagnation throughout the 16th century.
[[File:Gyeongbokgung_at_night.png|240px|thumb|left|The Gyonglubokyong Palace in Geoju, main royal palace of the Charasŏn dynasty, was built on the orders of Emperor Gyeonggang the Strong in 1611 for the victory over X in the invasion of Chasun 1599–1608; it today houses the National Museum of Chasun.]]
During the latter 16th century, Chasun came into contact with [[Lavaria|Lavish]] traders and {{wp|Christianity|Semitar}} {{wp|missionary|missionaries}}, initiating direct economic, political and cultural exchanges between Chasun and the western world, known as the Naraho period (1538–1597). Internal political strife at the imperial court of [[Chasunese monarchy|Emperor Gyeonggang]] was significantly worsened by the X invasion of Chasun between 1599 and 1608. The marshalled military under general Yi Kim-kol was able to repel the forces, and continue the now battle-hardened empire's peace which saw a significant, albeit short growth in wealth, thanks to a reformed tax system that filled the treasury. However, rising corruption in government and social unrest spawning {{wp|righteous army|righteous army militias}} shook Chasun with the onset of the Haebangsong Rebellion of the 1620s and the assassination of [[Chasunese monarchy|Emperor Hasogang]] in 1625.
The empire experienced continuous major societal tension after the 1620s, a result of multiple natural disasters such as the Great Flood of 1640 and Sihu Famine of 1669, as well as the increasing pressure from Berean powers, most notably [[First Cuthish Empire|Cuthland]], to integrate Chasun's economy with the outside world. The ensuing Taihei Rebellion of 1604 in response to the erosion of imperial power in X and X cost the lives of some 5 million peasants and was ultimately ill-fated; [[Chasunese monarchy|Emperor Gihen]] adopted a number of court and administrative reforms, as well as early {{wp|capitalism|capitalist}} practices such as the introduction of {{wp|futures contract|futures contracts}}, insurance and Daekwon {{wp|rice broker|rice brokers}} banking, leading to economic rise in the 1700s.
The reign of [[Chasunese monarchy|Emperor Wanjong the Great]] (1791–1848) is considered to be the Charasŏn dynasty's golden age, successfully resisting more demanding Berean commercial interests and lifting restrictions on domestic trade and tariffs. After his death, the dynasty experienced Western {{wp|imperialism}} in the form of the [[Porcelain War]] (1888–1894) against [[Mascyllary Kingdom|Mascylla]], [[Falland]] and Cuthland, forced to pay substantial amounts of compensation, abandon its economic policy of {{wp|protectionism}}, open port cities to Berean trade and grant Berean citizens {{wp|extraterritoriality}} status. Furthermore, the [[Chasunese-Valimian War]] (1891–1894) exhausted its military and Chasun was forced to cede the territoral bulk of its north to the [[Valimian Empire]] with the Treaty of Liangong (1894).
===Gyeogli period (1894–1920) and Kingdom===
{{main|Yeosin Rebellion|Kingdom of Chasun}}
[[File:EightNationsCrime02.jpg|230px|thumb|right|The army of the Coalition of Six on the imperial palace grounds in Tianseongong, 1907. The army invaded Chasun to defeat the initially victorious [[Yeosin Rebellion]] and reinstitute the humiliated Chasunese monarchy under [[Chasunese monarchy|Sumyinjeong]].]]
Following several military defeats and the pleas for foreign assistance in Chasun's frequent 19th century civil wars deeply humiliated the empire. Despite initial success in partly {{wp|Industrial Revolution|modernizing its industry}} and implementing a Western-styled {{wp|constitution}} reorganizing the empire into a {{wp|constitutional monarchy}}, [[Chasunese monarchy|Emperor Sonjong]] dramatically lost political power which lay in the public perception of its religiously enshrined position of superiority. The increasing inability by the government to exert control with its corruption-stricken modernized army led to civil unrest and a number of ethnic and religious insurgencies on the fringes of the empire such as the Bamoon Uprising of 1895, killing approximately 800 thousand civilians. The breakdown of political control over most of western Chasun led to the Gul-yog Crisis of 1896.
In 1905, [[Chasunese monarchy|Sumyinjeong]] was crowned Empress after Sojong passed away without any male heir; this further weakened the monarchy as staunchly conservative elements of the government openly opposed a female emperor. Political tension between the "Moderates" seeking to strengthen the constitutional monarchy, and the "Absolutists" seeking to overthrow the monarchy in favor of a republic, as well as the conservative factions of the military opposing Sumyinjeong and foreign intervention, culminated into the [[Yeosin Rebellion]] of 1907. Ultimately, the rebellion was crushed when a coalition army of Mascylla, Lavaria, Falland, [[Sarrac]], Cuthland and [[Dulebian Empire|Dulebia]] successfully intervened and occupied the capital of Tianseongong, now Geoju, aiding the initially defeated Chasunese monarchy. A captured Sumyingjeong was freed in March 1910 and relinquished her imperial title for Queen of the [[Kingdom of Chasun]], a ''de jure'' independent successor to the empire but in reality a puppet state of the coalition's imperialist interests. With the outbreak of the [[Great War (Aurorum)|Great War]] (1910–1916), Chasun became the battleground of opposed coalition troops, namely the Cuthish and Mascyllary in Donghae (1910) and Ganto (1911), putting the kingdom into disarray and undermining its legitimacy.
The power vacuum left behind by the removal of Armala Coalition troops from Chasun in 1916 was immediately filled by the [[Summer Coup]] of 1920, bringing an end to the Charasŏn dynasty. The [[First Republic of Chasun]] was established by general [[Jeon Sang-cho]] on 29 July 1920, and Empress Sumyinjeong presented the decree of {{wp|abdication}} to the public on 1 August.
===First Republic (1920–1958)===
{{main|First Republic of Chasun}}
[[File:Rhee Syng-man 1956.jpg|170px|thumb|left|[[President of Chasun|Jeon Sang-cho]], military general and first [[President of Chasun]]]]
[[File:Flag of the First Republic of Chasun.png|220px|thumb|right|Flag of the 1920 Jeon Geoju government and later the First Republic of Chasun (known as the "Four Bands Flag")]]
After the dissolution of the Kingdom of Chasun and the Chasunese imperial monarchy in 1920, the Republic of Chasun under president [[President of Chasun|Jeon Sang-cho]] assumed governance. However, this rapid change politically fragmented the former empire. While the republican government centered around Geoju was internationally recognized and controlled the majority of the empire's military and treasury, it was ''de facto'' powerless in the face of {{wp|warlord|warlords}} and family clans (former {{wp|nobility}}) ruling most territories, and X declaring independence in 1921. Furthermore, the Republic was plagued by civil unrest and political instability surrounding its sphere of influence, most notably the collapse of the former imperial Wahon Armies in control of Yunai in 1926 amid internal fighting.
Intricate political and socio-economic manoeuvrings on the part of Jeon and his allies the Minjogjui (Nationalist Unity Party, NUP) and imperial field marshal Won Hae-ju with his faction allowed the republic to aggressively seize control over most of southern and eastern Chasun by the 1930s; nontheless, around two thirds of Chasun's then-territory remained lost. While Jeon Sang-cho and his close party affiliates implemented the Min-sa Reform to outline Chasun's future as a democratic republic in 1937, the military under Won Hae-ju backing Chasun's civil government pressured Jeon to hand over sweeping political influence and repress opponents, especially the Chasunese Communist Party (CCP) the Minjogjui hoped to cooperate with. With Jeon's death in 1939, the armed forces easily assumed power and [[President of Chasun|Kim Nyeok-bin]] became president. Kim immediately purged the Minjogjui and his military from dissidents and possible rivals on 1 January 1940, consolidating his power overnight.
Civil strife occured in the form of the 1940 Protest Movement and the Bamaklan insurgency in southern Huewang (1941–53), however the Won military government responded with further suppressing political dissent. [[Cuthish State|Cuthland]] emerged as a significant foreign ally of the new regime, providing Chasun with weaponry, difficult-to-access goods and international support, while Chasun in return offered strategic partnership and {{wp|uranium}} ore for the Cuthish nuclear programme. Despite mutual economic aid, Chasun grew impoverished as its economy declined and government grew increasingly indebted to outside countries; this environment nurtured rising discontent and escalated into an outright uprising of the {{wp|communism|communist}} National People's Army (NPA), part of the outlawed CCP, against the republic beginning in 1953. During the insurgency, Kim proclaimed himself Emperor of Chasun with the support of pre-republic military officials on 15 September 1957, but he was met with harsh opposition from his own military, deposed and later killed in the 17 September coup d'état; this period significantly weakened the integrity of the republic and added to the NPA's initial success in swaying the Chasunese public against the military, leading to the Geoju Workers' Uprising of 1958. The new government under [[President of Chasun|Chi Saem-il]] proclaimed the Second Republic of Chasun on 23 September.
===Chasunese War and aftermath===
[[File:Korean War armistice agreement 1953.jpg|280px|thumb|right|Delegates of the ROC, [[Chasunese People's State|CPS]], [[Kodesh|FCPR]] and [[Cuthish State|Cuthland]] sign the Chasunese Treaty of Armistice and Coexistence at Panyeomul on 12 November 1959.]]
The crisis in Chasun garnered the interest of the [[Great Game (Aurorum)|Great Game]] era international community, with the [[Kodesh|FCPR]] and [[Cuthish State|Cuthland]] proclaiming the now Chasunese People's State and Republic of Chasun to be sovereign respectively. Seizing the opportunity to expand its control over eastern Pamira, the Pamiran Federation launched an invasion of Chasun in support of the CPS on 11 October 1958, while Cuthland scrambled to assist the Republic and more importantly safeguard its supply of Chasunese raw materials. The ensuing [[Chasunese War]] is considered to be the Great Game's first {{wp|proxy war}}, and while swift on the side of the CPS at first, it quickly descended into {{wp|stalemate}}. Ultimately, on 9 November 1959 both parties agreed to a temporary {{wp|ceasefire}} and shortly after an {{wp|armistice}}, known as the ''Chasunese Treaty of Armistice and Coexistence'', was signed three days later; Chasun was split along a {{wp|demilitarized zone}} between the CPS and ROC, though no real {{wp|peace treaty}} was ever signed and both countries virtually remained at war.
[[File:Park Chung-hee.jpg|180px|thumb|left|[[President of Chasun|Park Geon-sung]], fourth [[President of Chasun]] and {{wp|military junta}} leader, was central to the later economic development of the ROC and the Chasunese reunification process.]]
In the aftermath of the war, neither government recognized the sovereignty of the other as part of the "One-Nation Doctrine", and both suffered from extensive destruction of their industrial bases. In the south, Chi Saem-il continued his presidency with the autocracy of his predecessors; aiming to cement his control after the war, Chi forced constitutional amendments in 1961 which exempted him from term limits and extended the country's state of {{wp|martial law}} indefinitely. While that stabilized the country, the increasingly repressive economic policy hindered Chasun of developing economically throughout the 1960s. In the north, the CCP consolidated absolute political power over the CPS government, appointing [[Chasunese People's State|Park Moon-lee]] as leader who pursued an idealistic economic reform policy ("Leap Into Modernity"), which however led to the starvation of more than 900,000 people between 1960 and 1970.
[[File:Události na náměstí Tian an men, Čína 1989, foto Jiří Tondl.jpg|230px|thumb|right|Protesters gather on Taekgoryusang Square in central Geoju during the [[April Struggle]] of 1989]]
[[File:Territorial evolution of Chasunese reunification (cropped).gif|230px|thumb|right|Territorial evolution of the Chasunese reunification; the fate of the CPS territories ceded by the [[Acceptance Treaty]] remains a controversial dispute in Chasunese politics and between Chasun and X to this day.]]
The employment of the military after accusations of the 1968 general elections being {{wp|voter fraud|rigged}} by the ruling Minjogjui caused outrage among the public, and with itensifying political pressure Chi was ousted by his military during the 1 June 1968 coup d'état in order to regain control over Chasun. Once again, the presidency was assumed by a military general, [[President of Chasun|Park Geon-sung]], and the Third Republic of Chasun was proclaimed on 5 June 1968. To bolster public support for his new government, Park introduced sweeping new reforms that enabled large {{wp|export-oriented industrialization|economic growth by exports}} known as the "Nai River Miracle", whereas the CPS witnessed a steep economic decline due to fatal mismanagement in the 1970s; additionally, the Chasunese population grew significantly from 14 million in 1970 to 23 million by 1985. The ROC and CPS formally recognized each other mutually and were admitted to the Assembly of Nations on 10 June 1971.
The autocratic {{wp|military junta}} under Park persisted to rule the ROC until late 1989 wit the coinciding collapse of the CPS under Chak Tae-hil, which by that point was bankrupt and increasingly unable to control its protesting public during the Spring Students Revolution earlier in 1988. The resignation of Chak under mounting pressure on 31 December 1988 and the success of the revolution spilled over into the ROC, and students [[April Struggle|attempted to replicate the revolution in Geoju]] on 15 April 1989 against Park's regime who repeatedly promised democratic reforms. Negotiations of Chasunese reunification between both governments were exceptionally fast as the CPS government desintigrated, and Chasun was officially reunited on 24 April 1989. However, X demanded the territorial partition of the former CPS on the grounds of historic repatriation and denying the reigme the chance to expand its influence in central eastern Pamira. Though hostile at first, Park recognized X's military and political superiority and reluctantly gave in to sign the [[Acceptance Treaty]] on 5 June 1989. Meanwhile, country-wide protests and demonstrations shook the government and with the civil government denying Park his political powers, he fled into exile on 3 July. Acting Minister of State Raek Tan-woo announced the 4 July Declaration, calling for immediate general elections and the restoration of civil rights. A civil government under president Lee Dae-sam was elected by a landslide victory and [[Constitution of Chasun|a new constitution]] passed unanimously.
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[[File:Nak-Yeon Lee no Brasil.jpg|180px|thumb|right|[[Seo Ji-won]], current and 21st [[President of Chasun]]]]
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