A BRIEF ROUND UP ABOUT KILCHU IN KOREA

 

Kilchu in Korea

Which is in the north of Korea

It’s surrounded by sea

It's so good to see

Koreans of Korea

Are so rich in riches.

 Kilchu (or Kilju) is a county in North Hamgyong province of North Korea. The name "Kilju" translates to "province of good fortune" and was bestowed by the Goryeo dynasty in 1107. The area was previously part of the ancient Goguryeo kingdom and inhabited by various Jurchen tribes before being annexed by the Goryeo kingdom. 

Location and History:

Kilju County is located in North Hamgyong province, part of North Korea. The area has a rich history, having been part of the Goguryeo kingdom and inhabited by different Jurchen tribes before being incorporated into the Goryeo kingdom. 

Name Origin:

The Goryeo dynasty, upon annexing the area in 1107, gave it the name "Kilju," which translates to "province of good fortune". 

Geographic Features:

The area is known for its natural beauty and diverse ecosystem. It includes mountainous regions, river valleys, and coastal areas. 

Flora and Fauna:

The region supports a variety of plant and animal life, including wild mulberry trees, reeds, and various fish species in the rivers. Deforestation has reduced the populations of large animals like deer and tigers, but the area is still home to a variety of birds, including cranes and migratory waterfowl. 

Modern Significance:

Kilju County is a vital part of North Korea's regional landscape, playing a significant role in its various industries and cultural life. 

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