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1. Republic of Seoul — Capital: Seoul / Financial and Political Center 2. State of Incheon — Capital: Incheon / International Airport and Port Trade State 3. Republic of Gyeonggi — Capital: Suwon / Semiconductor and High-Tech Industry Power 4. State of Gangwon — Capital: Chuncheon / Tourism and Forest Resources State 5. Republic of Chungcheong — Capital: Daejeon / Science, Technology, and Research Center 6. Republic of Jeolla — Capital: Gwangju / Agriculture, Culture, and Arts Center 7. Republic of Busan — Capital: Busan / Maritime and Port Power 8. State of Daegu — Capital: Daegu / Machinery, Textiles, and Medical Industry State 9. State of Ulsan — Capital: Ulsan / Automobile, Shipbuilding, and Petrochemical Power 10. Republic of Gyeongnam — Capital: Changwon / Machinery, Shipbuilding, and Defense Industry State 11. State of Gyeongbuk — Capital: Andong / Electronics, Materials Industry, and Traditional Culture State 12. Republic of Jeju — Capital: Jeju / Tourism and Marine-Centered Island Nation 13. Republic of Pyongyang — Capital: Pyongyang / Political Center of Former North Korea 14. State of Hwanghae — Capital: Sariwon / Agriculture and Food Production State 15. Republic of Pyeongan — Capital: Sinuiju / Chinese Border Trade State 16. People's Republic of Gangwon — Capital: Wonsan / East Coast Port and Tourism State 17. Republic of Hamnam — Capital: Hamhung / Chemical Industry Center 18. State of Hambuk — Capital: Chongjin / Mining and Steel Industry State 19. Republic of Rason — Capital: Rason / Northeast Asian Logistics Hub 20. State of Jagang — Capital: Kanggye / Mineral Resources and Mountainous Region State 21. Republic of Ryanggang — Capital: Hyesan / Mount Paektu and Border Trade Center
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1. Republic of Seoul — Capital: Seoul / Financial and Political Center 2. State of Incheon — Capital: Incheon / International Airport and Port Trade State 3. Republic of Gyeonggi — Capital: Suwon / Semiconductor and High-Tech Industry Power 4. State of Gangwon — Capital: Chuncheon / Tourism and Forest Resources State 5. Republic of Chungcheong — Capital: Daejeon / Science, Technology, and Research Center 6. Republic of Jeolla — Capital: Gwangju / Agriculture, Culture, and Arts Center 7. Republic of Busan — Capital: Busan / Maritime and Port Power 8. State of Daegu — Capital: Daegu / Machinery, Textiles, and Medical Industry State 9. State of Ulsan — Capital: Ulsan / Automobile, Shipbuilding, and Petrochemical Power 10. Republic of Gyeongnam — Capital: Changwon / Machinery, Shipbuilding, and Defense Industry State 11. State of Gyeongbuk — Capital: Andong / Electronics, Materials Industry, and Traditional Culture State 12. Republic of Jeju — Capital: Jeju / Tourism and Marine-Centered Island Nation 13. Republic of Pyongyang — Capital: Pyongyang / Political Center of Former North Korea 14. State of Hwanghae — Capital: Sariwon / Agriculture and Food Production State 15. Republic of Pyeongan — Capital: Sinuiju / Chinese Border Trade State 16. People's Republic of Gangwon — Capital: Wonsan / East Coast Port and Tourism State 17. Republic of Hamnam — Capital: Hamhung / Chemical Industry Center 18. State of Hambuk — Capital: Chongjin / Mining and Steel Industry State 19. Republic of Rason — Capital: Rason / Northeast Asian Logistics Hub 20. State of Jagang — Capital: Kanggye / Mineral Resources and Mountainous Region State 21. Republic of Ryanggang — Capital: Hyesan / Mount Paektu and Border Trade Center
Intro
The regions of the Korean Peninsula have become independent. This includes North Korea.
Release Date 2026.11.07 / Last Updated 2026.11.07