keishōhoku, 慶尚北道, korean, 경상북도, alternatively, keishōhoku, province, keisho, hoku, north, keishō, province, province, korea, under, japanese, rule, capital, taikyū, daegu, province, consisted, what, south, korean, province, north, gyeongsang, daegu, metropolit. Keishōhoku dō 慶尚北道 Korean 경상북도 alternatively Keishōhoku Province Keisho Hoku or North Keishō Province was a province of Korea under Japanese rule Its capital was at Taikyu Daegu The province consisted of what is now the South Korean province of North Gyeongsang and Daegu Metropolitan City Keishōhoku dō慶尚北道Former province of Korea Empire of JapanCapitalTaikyuHistory EstablishedAugust 29 1910 DisestablishedAugust 15 1945Today part ofSouth KoreaJapan and North Korea due to claim over Liancourt Rocks Contents 1 Population 2 Administrative divisions 2 1 Cities 2 2 Counties 2 3 Islands 3 Provincial governors 4 See alsoPopulation editYear Population1925 2 293 2851930 2 373 8561940 2 428 1771944 2 561 251Number of people by nationality according to the 1936 census Overall population 2 454 275 people Japanese 49 887 people Koreans 2 402 970 people Other 1 418 peopleAdministrative divisions editThe following list is based on the administrative divisions of 1945 Cities edit nbsp Emblem of TaikyuTaikyu 大邱 capital Daegu 대구 present Daegu Metropolitan City Counties edit Tatsujō 달성 Gun i 군위 Gijō 의성 Antō 안동 Seishō 청송 Eiyō 영양 Eitoku 영덕 Geijitsu 영일 현 포항 Keishu 경주 Eisen 영천 Keizan 경산 Seidō 청도 Kōrei 고령 Seishu 성주 Shikkoku 칠곡 Kinsen 김천 Zenzan 선산 현 구미 Shōshu 상주 Bunkei 문경 Reisen 예천 Eishu 영주 Hōka 봉화 Islands edit Utsuryō Island 울릉 Provincial governors editThe following people were provincial ministers before August 1919 This was then changed to the title of governor Nationality Name Name in kanji hanja Start of tenure End of tenure NotesKorean Lee Jin ho 李軫鎬 October 1 1910 March 28 1916 Provincial ministerJapanese Suzuki Takashi 鈴木 隆 March 28 1916 September 26 1919 Provincial minister before August 1919Japanese Fujikawa Rizaburō 藤川 利三郎 September 26 1919 February 24 1923Japanese Sawada Toyotake 沢田 豊丈 February 24 1923 May 12 1926Japanese Sudō Moto 須藤 基 May 12 1926 January 21 1929Japanese Imamura Masami 今村 正美 January 21 1929 December 11 1929Japanese Hayashi Shigeki 林 茂樹 December 11 1929 September 23 1931Korean Kim Seo kyu 金瑞圭 September 23 1931 April 1 1935Japanese Okazaki Tetsurō 岡崎 哲郎 April 1 1935 May 21 1936Japanese Date Yotsuo 伊達 四雄 May 21 1936 September 5 1936Japanese Kōtaki Motoi 上滝 基 September 5 1936 January 24 1941Japanese Takahashi Satoshi 高橋 敏 January 24 1941 November 19 1941Japanese Takao Jinzō 高尾 甚造 November 19 1941 September 30 1943Korean Takenaga Kazuki 武永 憲樹 September 30 1943 August 17 1944 Had been change name from Eom Chang seob 嚴昌燮 Korean Lee Chang geun 李昌根 August 17 1944 June 16 1945 ろKorean Kim Dae woo 金大羽 June 16 1945 August 15 1945 Korean independence and Japanese surrenderSee also editProvinces of Korea Governor General of Chōsen Administrative divisions of Korea Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Keishōhoku dō amp oldid 1212135290, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
