This is a list of Wikipedia articles on Korea-related people, places, things, and concepts. For help on how to use this list, see the introduction below.

Quick Index

Contents

• Introduction
• List of Korea-related topics (1-K)
• List of Korea-related topics (L-Z)
• Categories
• Talk and meta pages
• Other Wikimedia sites
• Templates
• Naming conventions
  • Place names
  • Personal corporate names
  • Monarchs

Introduction

You can help keep this list up to date by adding titles of new or existing articles which are not yet listed here. (Before you add an article, however, please consult the Korean naming conventions.)

This is an alphabetical list. For a categorical organization of Korean topics, please see the Categories section below.

Red links are to articles that will hopefully be added in the very near future. For help, please see Naming conventions at the bottom of this page.

Categories

• A: Airports of North Korea - Airports of South Korea
• B: Battles of the Korean War
• C: Chaebols
• E: Education in South Korea
• K: Korea - Korea geography stubs - Korean Americans - Korean archaeology - Korean Buddhism - Korean confucianism - Korean cuisine - Korean culture - Korean family names - Korean history - Korean language - Korean music - Korean people - Korean rivers - Korean rulers (historical) - Korean sports - Korean War - Korean War aircraft - Korean War people - Korean War ships - Koreatowns
• N: North Korea - North Korean people
• P: Presidents of South Korea
• R: Religion in South Korea
• S: Seoul - South Korea - South Korean athletes - South Korean culture - South Korean football - South Korean footballers - South Korean people - South Korean political parties - South Korean sport - South Korean sportspeople - South Korean universities
• T: Transportation in North Korea - Transportation in South Korea
• Y: Prince Yi Seok

Talk and meta pages

• Talk:Korea
• Wikipedia:Naming conventions (Korean)
• Wikipedia:Wikipedians/Korea
• Wikipedia:Wikipedians/South Korea

Other Wikimedia sites

• Wiktionary Korean index
• Korean language Wikipedia

Templates

• Template:Eight Provinces of Korea
• Template:Five Grand Palaces (Joseon)
• Template:Korean
• Template:Korean romanization
• Template:North Korea
• Template:South Korea
• Template:Three Jewel Temples of Korea
• Template:History of Korea
• Template:Korea-geo-stub
• Template:Koreanname
  • Template:Koreanname noimage
  • Template:Korean district
  • Template:Korean district logo
  • Template:Koreanname north image
  • Template:Chinesename koreanname

Naming conventions

Place names

Place names are romanized according to the official romanization system of the country the place is a part of. Thus, North Korean place names use McCune-Reischauer Romanization (except that ŏ, ŭ, and the apostrophe (') are not used in article titles, although they are shown on this page), while South Korean place names use the Revised Romanization of Korean.

Personal and corporate names

People are always alphabetized by their family name, regardless of whether the person concerned puts his/her family name first or last. If it is unclear which is the family name and which the given name (for example, Nam June Paik, since Nam and Paik are both family names and there's no telltale hyphen in the name) please check under both names. Personal and corporate names (Syngman Rhee; Samsung) are generally romanized according to the nameholder's preference, or to the spelling most frequently encountered in English. If there is no dominant English spelling, Revised Romanization is to be preferred, but see also Wikipedia:Naming conventions (Korean).

Monarchs

Monarchs are listed in the following format:

Title Name (the Great) of Kingdom

For example: Queen Seondeok of Silla; King Sejong the Great of Joseon; Emperor Gojong of Korea; HIH Crown Prince Yi Seok .

See Rulers of Korea for a list of monarchs with their names formatted as above.

For more on this subject, please see Wikipedia:Naming conventions (Korean).