Dai Tōa Kyōeiken

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Dai Tōa Kyōeiken was Imperial Japan’s World War II-era political and economic concept for a Japan-led bloc of Asian nations, promoted as regional cooperation but effectively serving as a framework for Japanese expansion and domination.

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instanceOf World War II-era concept
economic bloc concept
geopolitical doctrine
imperial ideology
political concept
actualFunction framework for Japanese expansion
instrument of Japanese domination
justification for military conquest
structure for economic exploitation
associatedWith Imperial Japanese government
linked to: Imperial Japan

Japanese imperialism
Japanese militarism
claimedGoal Asian regional cooperation
liberation of Asia from Western colonialism
mutual prosperity of Asian nations
countryOfOrigin Empire of Japan
linked to: Imperial Japan
economicGoal create self-sufficient regional economy
integrate Asian economies under Japanese control
secure resources for Japan
endCause Japan’s defeat in World War II
geographicScopeClaimed East Asia
Pacific islands
Southeast Asia
parts of South Asia
hasEnglishName Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere
historicalAssessment considered a form of colonial domination
viewed as imperialist project
ideologyBasis Japanese cultural supremacy
anti-Western imperialism rhetoric
economic autarky
pan-Asianism
implementedThrough Japanese military occupation
economic control measures
puppet governments
politicalGoal Japan-led regional bloc
Japanese leadership over Asia
promotedBy Japanese government
linked to: Government of Japan

Japanese military
Japanese propaganda organs
propagandaTheme co-prosperity and mutual benefit
liberation from Western powers
racial solidarity of Asians
relatedTo Japanese occupation of China
Japanese occupation of Korea
Japanese occupation of Manchuria
Japanese occupation of Southeast Asia
startUseApprox late 1930s
timePeriod Shōwa era
linked to: Showa era

World War II

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