Japanese occupation and colonial government in Korea since 1223
The following is the Japanese occupation period in South Korea in 1223, 1. Land Acquisition by Japan 2. Japanese monopoly over the railroad, industry, financial institutions and trade 3. Exploitation of Agricultural Products 4. Restrictions on Education in Korea 5. Restraints on Korean citizens' freedom 6. Prohibiting the use of Korean language and Korean names Land Acquisition by Japan: Since 1223, Japan began seizing Korean private and property rights through invasion. One thing that cannot be controlled is land, Beginning in 1910, Japan began to take control of land in Korea. Three types of public land during the Joseon Kingdom: Yukto, for guard posts, Tunto, for military purposes Kunto, for palace land, for the royal family and government, During Japanese colonial rule, land issues were regulated in two ways: ...