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Korea The name Korea derives from the ancient kingdom of Koguryo, which was located in the northeastern region of the Korean Peninsula. The name was first used by the Chinese in the 6th century AD and was later adopted by the Koreans. The name Korea is derived from the Korean word for ' peninsula.' The name is also sometimes spelled Choson. The original inhabitants of the Korean Peninsula were the Proto-Korean people. The Proto-Korean people were a nomadic people who lived in the area around the Korean Peninsula and the Yellow Sea. The Proto-Korean people were conquered by the Chinese in the 3rd century BC and were later replaced by the Chinese. The kingdom of Koguryo was located in the northeastern region of the Korean Peninsula. The kingdom of Koguryo was founded in the 3rd century BC and was ruled by the Koguryo dynasty. The kingdom of Koguryo was later conquered by the Chinese in the 6th century AD and was replaced by the Chinese. The name Korea is derived from the ancient kingdom of Koguryo, which was located in the northeastern region of the Korean Peninsula. The name was first used by the Chinese in the 6th century AD and was later adopted by the Koreans. The name Korea is derived from the Korean word for ' peninsula.' The name is also sometimes spelled Choson.
