Jungmi Treaty

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The Jungmi Treaty is a 1907 agreement imposed by the Japanese Empire that further eroded Korea’s sovereignty and tightened Japan’s control over the Korean government in the lead-up to full annexation.

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Jeongmi Treaty 2
Jungmi Treaty canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bilateral treaty
international agreement
unequal treaty
affectedEntity Korean government ministries
Korean monarchy
aimedAt eroding Korean sovereignty
tightening Japanese control over Korean government
alsoKnownAs 1907 Japan–Korea Treaty
Jeongmi Treaty
linked to: Jungmi Treaty

Third Japan–Korea Agreement
century 20th century
countryInvolved Empire of Japan
linked to: Imperial Japan

Korean Empire
decade 1900s
field colonial history of Korea
diplomatic history
historicalContext Japanese imperial expansion in East Asia
prelude to Japan–Korea Annexation Treaty of 1910
historicalPeriod Korean Empire period
imposedBy Empire of Japan
linked to: Imperial Japan
languageOfName Japanese
Korean
legalStatusInKorea considered invalid and coerced
longTermConsequence facilitated full annexation of Korea by Japan
natureOfAgreement coercive treaty
partOf series of Japan–Korea treaties (1904–1910)
placeOfEffect Korean Peninsula
powerAsymmetry favoring Empire of Japan
precedes Japan–Korea Annexation Treaty of 1910
region East Asia
relatedTo Eulsa Treaty
Japan–Korea Protectorate Treaty of 1905
resultedIn expansion of Japanese Resident-General’s authority in Korea
further subordination of Korean Empire to Japan
loss of Korean administrative autonomy
signedUnderDuress true
signingDate 1907-07-24
signingYear 1907
subjectOf Korean independence movement criticism

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Japan–Korea Treaty of 1907 alsoKnownAs Jeongmi Treaty
linked to: Jungmi Treaty
Jungmi Treaty alsoKnownAs Jeongmi Treaty
linked to: Jungmi Treaty