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10 March, 11:18

Who controlled korea in the 1700s?

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    It was the Joseon Dynasty. The Dynasty rulers during the 1700's were, in this order: King Sukjong (1674-1720), King Gyeongjong (12 July 1720 - October 1724), Yeongjo of Joseon (16 October 1724 - 22 April 1776) and Jeongjo of Joseon (27 April 1776 - 18 August 1800).
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