Japanese Resident General of Korea, 1905-1910 (original) (raw)

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image by Jaume Ollé, 11 Aug 2006

See also:

• Lightship Ensign for use in Korea, 1871-1945 (Japan)
• Customs Ensign for use in Korea, 1910-1945 (Japan)
• Fishery Inspection Ensign for use in Korea, 1928-1945 (Japan)
• North Korea
• Japan
• Sourth Korea

According to "Kampo" (Japanese government gazette), the post of Japanese Resident General of Korea (Tokan-ki) was established by Japanese imperial ordinance No.21 in 1906 (dated 15 February). The positional flag was used while Korea was a protectorate of Japan and was discontinued in use in 1910 when the post of the Japanese Governor General of Korea (Chosen-Sotoku) was established.

Miru Takano, 07 Nov 1999