🇰🇷 Seoul Chronological History Timeline

Six centuries as the royal capital of the Joseon Dynasty, birthplace of Hangeul, and vibrant modern cultural powerhouse.

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Chronological Timeline (338 Entries)

  1. [1392] Joseon — A 505-year dynastic kingdom that shaped modern Korean culture, language, and governance.
  2. [1392] Joseon dynasty — A 505-year dynastic kingdom that shaped modern Korean culture, language, and bureaucracy.
  3. [1392] South Korea — A modern East Asian democracy, South Korea has evolved from ancient kingdoms to a global technological and cultural powerhouse.
  4. [1597] Battle of Myeongnyang — A decisive 1597 naval battle where Admiral Yi Sun-sin defeated a superior Japanese fleet.
  5. [1676] Chŏng Sŏn — Master Korean landscape painter known for realistic 'true-view' depictions of Korean geography.
  6. [1884] Kapsin Coup — A failed 1884 Korean coup d'état by reformers seeking rapid modernization.
  7. [1901] Christine Pak — Korean-Canadian former actress known for her role in the film 90 Days.
  8. [1902] Na Un'gyu — Pioneering Korean actor, screenwriter, and director of early cinema.
  9. [1911] Choi Seung-hee — Pioneering Korean modern dancer, known as the 'Mother of Korean Modern Dance.'
  10. [1919] Kim Ki-young — Master of intensely psychosexual and melodramatic South Korean cinema.
  11. [1924] Peter Takaaki Hirayama — Japanese prelate of the Catholic Church who served as Bishop of Oita.
  12. [1927] Kim Young-sam — Pioneering South Korean politician and the first civilian president in decades.
  13. [1929] Kim Seok-hun — Veteran South Korean actor, known for his prolific career spanning several decades.
  14. [1931] Park Wan-suh — A celebrated South Korean novelist known for her vivid portrayal of life's complexities.
  15. [1934] Lee Soon-jae — Prolific South Korean actor known for spanning six decades on stage and screen.
  16. [1936] Lee Nak-hoon — South Korean actor known for mature performances, active in drama and politics.
  17. [1938] Shin Joong-hyun — Pioneering South Korean rock guitarist and singer-songwriter, 'Godfather of Rock.'
  18. [1940] Park Geun-hyung — Veteran South Korean actor with a career spanning film, television, and theater for over five decades.
  19. [1941] Hong Sok-jung — Prominent North Korean writer known for historical and epic fiction.
  20. [1941] Kim Hye-ja — Iconic South Korean actress known for portraying the quintessential, self-sacrificing mother figure.
  21. [1943] Joo Hyun — South Korean actor known for roles in A Family, Ballerina, and Running Man.
  22. [1943] Kim Mu-saeng — South Korean actor known for his extensive career in film and television.
  23. [1948] First Republic of South Korea — The first independent republican government of South Korea (1948–1960).
  24. [1949] Jung Dong-hwan — Acclaimed South Korean actor known for his versatile roles in film, TV, and theater.
  25. [1950] Korean War — A devastating proxy war fought on the Korean Peninsula from 1950 to 1953.
  26. [1951] Kim Ja-ok — Acclaimed South Korean actress known for portraying modern, cheerful female characters.
  27. [1951] Na O-mi — South Korean actress known for her early film career and later international endeavors.
  28. [1951] Yi Sang-woo — South Korean director, screenwriter, and actor known for pioneering theater troupes.
  29. [1951] Yu In-chon — South Korean actor who transitioned into significant roles in government cultural policy.
  30. [1952] Lee Soo-man — Founder of SM Entertainment, a pioneer of the Korean Wave and major South Korean executive.
  31. [1953] Kim Young-sik — South Korean engraver famous for impersonating North Korean leader Kim Jong-il.
  32. [1954] Kim Chang-wan — Pioneering South Korean singer, actor, and writer known for the band Sanulrim.
  33. [1955] Ye Soo-jung — Acclaimed South Korean actress known for her powerful stage presence and dramatic film roles.
  34. [1956] Yu Ji-in — South Korean actress known for her roles in films and television since 1974.
  35. [1957] Chang Mi-hee — Acclaimed South Korean actress known for her roles in television and film.
  36. [1958] Kang Nam-gil — Veteran South Korean actor known for diverse roles, from child star to memoirist.
  37. [1958] Lee Yong-yi — Acclaimed South Korean actress known for her versatile roles in theater, film, and television.
  38. [1959] Kim Heung-gook — Veteran South Korean singer and entertainer known for his versatile stage presence.
  39. [1960] Kang Shin-il — South Korean actor known for his stage work and supporting roles in cinema.
  40. [1960] Lee Geung-young — South Korean actor known for his dramatic roles in television and film.
  41. [1961] Unsuk Chin — Acclaimed South Korean composer known for innovative contemporary classical works.
  42. [1962] Choi Min-sik — Acclaimed South Korean actor known for intense, transformative performances in cinema.
  43. [1962] Chung Misook — Veteran South Korean voice actress known for dubbing iconic anime and characters.
  44. [1963] Cho Jeong-sik — South Korean politician and current Speaker of the National Assembly.
  45. [1963] Shin Kyung-sook — Acclaimed South Korean author, celebrated for her evocative literary works.
  46. [1964] Kim Kwang-seok — Influential South Korean folk rock singer known for sentimental lyrics reflecting societal struggle.
  47. [1964] Kyeon Mi-ri — South Korean actress and singer, known for her role in Jewel in the Palace.
  48. [1965] Cho Jae-hyun — South Korean actor known for his dramatic roles and contributions to theater.
  49. [1965] Jo Min-ki — South Korean actor, photographer, and professor known for roles in 'East of Eden'.
  50. [1965] Kim Eui-sung — Acclaimed South Korean actor known for versatile roles, from stage to blockbuster villain.
  51. [1965] Kim So-hyeong — A prominent South Korean voice actor known for dubbing major anime and films.
  52. [1965] Oh Min-ae — Acclaimed South Korean actress known for diverse roles in film and television.
  53. [1966] Do Ji-won — South Korean actress known for roles in Ladies of the Palace, Punch Lady, and Smile Again.
  54. [1966] Lee Geum-hee — Esteemed South Korean broadcaster, known as 'Nation's Announcer,' celebrated for her versatile hosting and narrative skills.
  55. [1966] Park Joong-hoon — Acclaimed South Korean actor known for dramatic roles and international film recognition.
  56. [1967] Kang Susie — South Korean singer-songwriter known for her debut album "Violet Fragrance" in 1990.
  57. [1967] Kim Hee-ae — Acclaimed South Korean actress known for dramatic roles in hit K-dramas.
  58. [1967] Kim Seung-jun (voice actor) — Highly acclaimed South Korean voice actor known for iconic anime and film dubbing roles.
  59. [1967] Kim Yong-man (comedian) — South Korean comedian known for his early career success and later ventures in the entertainment industry.
  60. [1967] Rechelle Hawkes — Iconic Australian field hockey captain and three-time Olympic gold medalist.
  61. [1968] Chae Shi-ra — South Korean actress known for her roles in 1990s dramas and subsequent career milestones.
  62. [1968] Jung Hae-kyun — Esteemed South Korean actor known for diverse roles in film and television.
  63. [1968] Ok So-ri — South Korean actress known for her career milestones and public legal battles.
  64. [1968] Park Sang-myun — South Korean actor known for comic roles, especially in 'My Wife Is a Gangster'.
  65. [1969] Ahn Ji-hwan — Veteran South Korean voice actor and presenter known for diverse roles in animation and drama.
  66. [1969] Ha Hee-ra — South Korean actress known for her roles in dramas like What Women Want and The President.
  67. [1969] Jang Hang-jun — South Korean director and screenwriter known for historical epics like The King's Warden.
  68. [1969] Joon Park — South Korean-American entertainer, rapper, and actor best known as a member of g.o.d.
  69. [1969] Kim Han-min — South Korean film director and screenwriter known for historical epics.
  70. [1969] Koo Jun-yup — Pioneering K-pop star, DJ, and actor known for his dynamic stage presence.
  71. [1969] Lee Beom-soo — Acclaimed South Korean actor known for roles in 'Singles' and 'Giant'.
  72. [1970] Choi Sung-kook — South Korean actor known for his career starting in the mid-1990s.
  73. [1970] Jung Jae-young — Acclaimed South Korean actor known for dramatic roles in film and television.
  74. [1970] Kam Woo-sung — Acclaimed South Korean actor known for intense roles, notably in 'The King and the Clown'.
  75. [1970] Kim Soo-ro — South Korean actor known for his versatile roles in film, television, and theater.
  76. [1970] Park Hee-soon — Acclaimed South Korean actor known for intense roles in film and television.
  77. [1970] Yoo Hae-jin — Acclaimed South Korean actor known for versatile supporting and leading roles.
  78. [1971] Ahn Jae-wook — Acclaimed South Korean actor and singer known for his dramatic stage presence.
  79. [1971] Hwang Dong-hyuk — Acclaimed South Korean director, celebrated for 'Silenced' and 'Squid Game'.
  80. [1971] Jang Jin — Acclaimed South Korean director known for blending satire, comedy, and theatrical flair.
  81. [1971] Jung Woong-in — Acclaimed South Korean actor known for versatile roles in drama and film.
  82. [1971] Jung Young-joo — South Korean actress known for portraying strong and dominant female roles.
  83. [1971] Kim Yeon-woo — South Korean singer, vocal coach, and professor known as the 'God of Vocals'.
  84. [1971] Oh Shin-hwan — South Korean actor and conservative politician known for his political career in Gwanak.
  85. [1971] Shin Dong-yup (comedian) — A prominent South Korean comedian and television host known for his witty hosting style.
  86. [1971] Yoon Da-gyeong — Acclaimed South Korean actress known for roles in 'The Glory' and international recognition.
  87. [1972] Bae Yong-joon — South Korean actor and businessman, famous for spearheading the global success of the Korean Wave.
  88. [1972] Jang Dong-gun — Highly acclaimed South Korean actor known for roles in Friend, Taegukgi, and international cinema.
  89. [1972] Jin Kyung — Acclaimed South Korean actress known for her versatile roles in theater, film, and television.
  90. [1972] Ko So-young — South Korean actress and model known for her roles in melodramas and successful comebacks.
  91. [1972] Lee Do-yeop — South Korean actor and director known for his versatile roles in film, television, and theater.
  92. [1972] Lee Hwi-jae — South Korean comedian, actor, and host known for variety shows and stage performances.
  93. [1972] Lena Sundström — Swedish journalist and author known for news chronicles and daily writing.
  94. [1972] Park Joo-mi — South Korean actress known for her roles in period dramas and television series.
  95. [1972] Yoo Jae-suk — Iconic South Korean comedian and host, celebrated for his wit and enduring popularity.
  96. [1973] David Lee McInnis — American actor of German, Irish, and Korean heritage, active in South Korea since 1999.
  97. [1973] Im Tae-kyung — South Korean tenor, musician, and actor known for classical crossover performances.
  98. [1973] Kim Hye-eun — Acclaimed South Korean actress known for her versatile roles in film and television.
  99. [1973] Kim Won-jun — Versatile South Korean entertainer known for singing, acting, and musical theater.
  100. [1973] Michael K. Lee — American actor and singer based in Seoul, known for Broadway and musical theater roles.
  101. [1973] Yoo Jae-myung — South Korean actor known for roles in Reply 1988, Stranger, and Itaewon Class.
  102. [1973] Yunjin Kim — South Korean-American actress known for roles in Lost and Shiri.
  103. [1974] Byun Jung-soo — South Korean model and actress known for fashion influence and acting roles.
  104. [1974] Joo Jin-mo (actor, born 1974) — Acclaimed South Korean actor known for roles in Happy End, 200 Pounds Beauty, and Empress Ki.
  105. [1974] Kim Min-kyo — South Korean actor and director known for stage work and SNL Korea.
  106. [1974] Kim Se-ah — South Korean actress known for roles in dramas like Seoul 1945 and Who Are You.
  107. [1974] Lee Juck — South Korean singer-songwriter, lyricist, and composer known for his diverse artistic output.
  108. [1974] Oh Na-ra — Acclaimed South Korean actress known for her versatile work in musicals and dramas.
  109. [1975] Kim Tae-hoon (actor) — South Korean actor known for roles in indie films and mainstream dramas.
  110. [1975] Lee Tae-ran — Acclaimed South Korean actress known for roles in dramas like Sky Castle and My Rosy Life.
  111. [1975] Lee Yong-shin — South Korean voice actress and singer known for anime dubbing and solo music career.
  112. [1975] Shin Youngsook — Acclaimed South Korean musical theatre actress known for versatile roles and powerful stage presence.
  113. [1975] Yang Ik-june — South Korean actor and filmmaker known for his directorial debut, Breathless.
  114. [1976] Gu Byeong-mo — Acclaimed South Korean writer known for blending genre fiction with emotional depth.
  115. [1976] Jang Hyuk — Acclaimed South Korean actor known for roles in Volcano High, Windstruck, and The Flu.
  116. [1976] Kim Jong-kook — South Korean entertainer known for music, variety show stardom, and fitness influence.
  117. [1976] Oh Ji-ho — Acclaimed South Korean actor known for romantic comedies and historical dramas.
  118. [1976] Shin Yeon-shick — South Korean director and screenwriter known for arthouse dramas and experimental cinema.
  119. [1977] Jo Sung-mo — South Korean pop ballad singer known as the "Crown Prince of Ballads".
  120. [1977] So Ji-sub — Acclaimed South Korean actor known for dramatic roles and diverse artistic pursuits.
  121. [1978] Go Soo — Acclaimed South Korean actor known for diverse roles in film and television.
  122. [1978] Kim Sung-bum (actor) — Versatile South Korean actor, comedian, and master practitioner of traditional mask dance.
  123. [1978] Lee Ji-ah — Acclaimed South Korean actress known for roles in dramas like My Mister and The Penthouse.
  124. [1978] Lee Jung-jin — South Korean actor known for roles in dramas and films since the late 1990s.
  125. [1978] Yoon Kye-sang — South Korean actor and singer known for his transition from K-pop idol to acclaimed dramatic performer.
  126. [1979] Haha (entertainer) — South Korean entertainer, rapper, and variety show host known for Nonstop and Infinite Challenge.
  127. [1979] Kim Gyu-ri (actress, born August 1979) — South Korean actress known for 'Portrait of a Beauty' and advocacy on privacy issues.
  128. [1979] Kim Min-jae (actor, born 1979) — South Korean actor known for roles in dramas like Reset and The Unjust.
  129. [1979] Lee Bo-young — Acclaimed South Korean actress known for dramatic roles in hit K-dramas.
  130. [1979] Ryu Soo-young — South Korean actor and chef known for roles in dramas like My Princess.
  131. [1979] Sung Si-kyung — South Korean singer, entertainer, and television host known for ballads and variety appearances.
  132. [1979] Yang Dong-geun — South Korean actor and rapper known for roles in Squid Game and early child stardom.
  133. [1980] Jung Dong-ha — South Korean singer, radio personality, and vocal professor known for his work with Boohwal.
  134. [1980] Ryoo Seung-bum — Acclaimed South Korean actor known for manic energy and visceral performances.
  135. [1981] Andy Lee (South Korean singer) — South Korean singer, rapper, and actor known for his work with Shinhwa.
  136. [1981] Cho Yeo-jeong — Acclaimed South Korean actress known for her roles in Parasite and period dramas.
  137. [1981] Jang Na-ra — South Korean actress and singer known for her versatile career in K-Pop and drama.
  138. [1981] Kai (singer, born 1981) — South Korean singer and musical theatre actor known for classical crossover.
  139. [1981] Kang Rae-yeon — South Korean actress and model known for roles in dramas like The Time We Were Not in Love.
  140. [1981] Kim Shin-rok — South Korean actress known for impactful supporting roles in acclaimed dramas.
  141. [1981] Sung Yu-ri — South Korean actress and singer known for her versatile roles in K-dramas.
  142. [1981] Yang Kyung-won — South Korean actor and model known for roles in Vincenzo, Crash Landing on You.
  143. [1981] Zo In-sung — Acclaimed South Korean actor known for roles in 'Spring Day' and 'Moving'.
  144. [1982] Chang Kiha — South Korean singer-songwriter, actor, and radio host known for Kiha & The Faces.
  145. [1982] Ha Seok-jin — South Korean actor known for roles in dramas like Radiant Office and Drinking Solo.
  146. [1982] Han Ga-in — South Korean actress and model known for dramatic roles and commercial success.
  147. [1982] Hong Kwang-ho — Acclaimed South Korean actor renowned for his versatile and leading roles in musical theater.
  148. [1982] Jo Yoon-hee — Acclaimed South Korean actress known for dramatic roles in hit K-dramas.
  149. [1982] Ju Ji-hoon — Acclaimed South Korean actor and model known for roles in Princess Hours, Kingdom, and Asura.
  150. [1982] Koo Kyo-hwan — South Korean actor and filmmaker known for roles in *D.P.*, *Jane*, and *Kill Boksoon*.
  151. [1982] Lee Ha-na — Acclaimed South Korean actress known for her intense roles in procedural thrillers.
  152. [1982] Lee Si-eon — South Korean actor known for his comic roles in 'Reply 1997' and reality TV.
  153. [1982] Lee Si-young — South Korean actress and former amateur boxer known for versatile roles.
  154. [1982] Moon Se-yoon — South Korean comedian and television personality known for his comedic roles.
  155. [1982] Shin Sung-rok — South Korean actor known for his strong stage presence and musical theatre performances.
  156. [1983] Kim Ho-young (actor) — South Korean actor known for specialized cross-dressing roles in musicals and theater.
  157. [1983] Kim Jae-wook — South Korean model and actor known for roles in Coffee Prince, The Guest, and Her Private Life.
  158. [1983] Lee Kyu-hyung — South Korean actor known for musical theater and dramatic roles in K-dramas.
  159. [1983] Oh Eui-shik — South Korean actor known for roles in dramas like Oh My Ghost and True Beauty.
  160. [1984] Im Chul-soo — South Korean actor known for roles in popular dramas like Crash Landing on You and Vincenzo.
  161. [1984] Jeong Sun-ah — South Korean musical theatre actress known for roles in Wicked, Aida, and Chicago.
  162. [1984] Ji Hyun-woo — South Korean actor and musician known for roles in Queen and I and Young Lady and Gentleman.
  163. [1984] Kim Hyo-jin — South Korean actress and model known for roles in 'Private Lives' and 'Castaway Diva'.
  164. [1984] Lee Da-hae — Australian-South Korean actress known for versatility across K-dramas, Chinese media, and international roles.
  165. [1984] Lee Don-ku (director) — South Korean director known for psychological thrillers like Fatal and Entangled.
  166. [1984] Lee Jae-yoon — South Korean-Canadian actor and model known for roles in dramas like Weightlifting Fairy.
  167. [1984] Nam Sang-mi — South Korean actress known for her roles in dramas, comedies, and period pieces.
  168. [1984] Sean Richard Dulake — American actor and director known for his work in South Korean media.
  169. [1984] Yeon Woo-jin — South Korean actor known for romantic comedies and period dramas.
  170. [1984] Yoo Yeon-seok — Acclaimed South Korean actor known for roles in hit dramas like Hospital Playlist and Mr. Sunshine.
  171. [1985] Hyun Jyu-ni — South Korean singer and actress known for musical roles and dramatic television appearances.
  172. [1985] Jung Suk-won — South Korean actor known for roles in 'Rooftop Prince' and 'Haeundae Lovers'.
  173. [1985] Kim Isak — German-born American singer and actress based in South Korea, known for K-pop.
  174. [1985] Niki Yang — South Korean voice actress, animator, and storyboard artist known for voicing BMO and Lady Rainicorn.
  175. [1985] Park Ah-in — South Korean actress known for roles in Descendants of the Sun, Vagabond, and Mr. Sunshine.
  176. [1985] Park Soo-jin — South Korean actress, singer, and model known for K-pop group Sugar and variety hosting.
  177. [1985] Yoon Na-moo — South Korean actor known for his roles in the hit drama Dr. Romantic.
  178. [1986] Goo Jae-yee — South Korean actress and model known for roles in 'The Gentlemen of Wolgyesu Tailor Shop'.
  179. [1986] Jeon Boram — South Korean singer, actress, and host known for T-ara and solo activities in Japan.
  180. [1986] Joo Woo-jae — South Korean model, entertainer, and actor known for roles in Come and Hug Me.
  181. [1986] Ki Hong Lee — American actor known for roles in The Maze Runner and Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt.
  182. [1986] Kim Hyun-joong — South Korean actor, singer, and songwriter known for SS501 and Hallyu success.
  183. [1986] Kim Jae-joong — South Korean singer, actor, and songwriter known for his work in TVXQ!, JYJ, and solo endeavors.
  184. [1986] Lee Tae-im — South Korean former actress known for roles in 'Don't Hesitate' and subsequent public controversies.
  185. [1986] Min Hyo-rin — South Korean actress, model, and singer known for breakthrough roles in major box office hits.
  186. [1986] Park Min-young — Acclaimed South Korean actress known as the 'Queen of Rom-coms' for her versatile roles.
  187. [1986] Park Yoo-chun — South Korean singer-songwriter and actor, known for his work in TVXQ and JYJ.
  188. [1986] Yoo Ha-na — South Korean actress known for roles in Taiwanese and South Korean dramas.
  189. [1987] Choi Han-bit — South Korean model, actress, and singer known for her transition and modeling career.
  190. [1987] Han Ji-wan — South Korean actress known for roles in dramas like Rugal and Search: WWW.
  191. [1987] Jeon Sung-woo — South Korean actor known for versatile roles in musicals, dramas, and crime thrillers.
  192. [1987] Joo Won — Acclaimed South Korean actor known for roles in 'Good Doctor' and 'Alice'.
  193. [1987] Jung Il-woo — South Korean actor known for roles in Unstoppable High Kick and 49 Days.
  194. [1987] Kim Ki-bum — South Korean actor, former singer, and rapper known by the stage name Kibum.
  195. [1988] Han Seung-yeon — South Korean singer and actress known for Kara and the drama Hello, My Twenties!
  196. [1988] Hwang Hyun-hee — South Korean actress and model known for television and film appearances.
  197. [1988] Hwang Kwang-hee — South Korean singer, actor, and TV personality known for ZE:A and Infinite Challenge.
  198. [1988] Hwang Seung-eon — South Korean actress known for roles in Let's Eat 2, Madame Antoine, and Time.
  199. [1988] Inbee Park — South Korean professional golfer known for multiple major championship victories.
  200. [1988] Kim Jae-kyung — South Korean actress and former singer known for her work in Rainbow and dramatic roles.
  201. [1988] Kim Joo-ri — South Korean model and actress, known for winning Miss Korea 2009.
  202. [1988] Kim Soo-hyun — Acclaimed South Korean actor known for diverse roles and global 'Hallyu' star status.
  203. [1988] Kim Yoon-ji — South Korean actress and former singer known for her versatile career transition.
  204. [1988] Max Changmin — South Korean singer, actor, and main vocalist of TVXQ, known for his powerful vocals.
  205. [1988] Oh Seung-ah — South Korean actress and singer known for villainous roles, notably in The Second Husband.
  206. [1988] Ok Taec-yeon — South Korean singer, rapper, and actor known for his work with 2PM.
  207. [1988] Park Gyu-ri — South Korean singer, actress, and radio personality known for her time in the group Kara.
  208. [1988] Yang Ji-won (singer) — South Korean singer and actress known for her time in T-ara, Spica, UNI.T, and solo career.
  209. [1989] Jeon Yeo-been — Acclaimed South Korean actress known for breakthrough roles in independent cinema and leading television performances.
  210. [1989] Jihae (musician) — South Korean singer/songwriter and actress known for her diverse musical and cinematic career.
  211. [1989] Jin Ki-joo — South Korean actress known for roles in 'Misty' and 'Come and Hug Me'.
  212. [1989] Jung Yong-hwa — South Korean singer, actor, and musician known for CNBLUE and solo work.
  213. [1989] Kim Bum — South Korean actor and singer known for roles in Boys Over Flowers and Tale of the Nine Tailed.
  214. [1989] Kim Dong-hyun (actor) — South Korean actor, model, and singer known for dramas like The Miracle.
  215. [1989] Lee Gun-woo — South Korean singer and actor known for his work with the boy group Myname.
  216. [1989] Lee Jong-suk — South Korean actor and model known for roles in School 2013, Pinocchio, and W.
  217. [1989] Lee Yi-kyung — South Korean actor known for roles in teen dramas and villainous characters.
  218. [1989] Lee Yoo-young — Acclaimed South Korean actress known for complex roles and critical festival success.
  219. [1989] Moon Joon-young — South Korean singer, actor, and model known for his work in boy groups and dramas.
  220. [1989] Yoon Bo-ra — South Korean singer, rapper, and actress known for Sistar and diverse media roles.
  221. [1990] Choi Woo-shik — Acclaimed Canadian-Korean actor known for breakthrough roles in *Parasite* and *Train to Busan*.
  222. [1990] Hwang Chan-sung — South Korean singer, rapper, and actor known for his work with 2PM.
  223. [1990] Jang Eui-soo — South Korean model and actor known for his roles in BL dramas.
  224. [1990] Kim Yu-mi (beauty pageant titleholder) — South Korean actress and beauty pageant titleholder, known for her roles in television dramas.
  225. [1990] Kwak Jung-wook — South Korean actor known for his roles in various television dramas and films.
  226. [1990] Lee Min-hyuk (rapper, born 1990) — South Korean rapper, singer, songwriter, and actor known for his work in BtoB.
  227. [1990] Leo (singer) — South Korean singer, songwriter, and actor known for his work in VIXX and musical theatre.
  228. [1990] Park Bo-gum — A leading South Korean actor and singer, celebrated for his presence in the Korean Wave.
  229. [1990] Park Bo-young — Acclaimed South Korean actress known for roles in Scandal Makers, Oh My Ghost, and Daily Dose of Sunshine.
  230. [1990] Shin Se-kyung — Acclaimed South Korean actress known for roles in historical dramas and modern rom-coms.
  231. [1990] Sori (singer) — South Korean singer and actress known professionally as Sori, active since the mid-2010s.
  232. [1990] Yang Yo-seob — South Korean singer and main vocalist for the boy group Highlight.
  233. [1991] Ah Young — South Korean singer and actress known for her time in the girl group Dal Shabet.
  234. [1991] Ahn Eun-jin — South Korean actress known for roles in Hospital Playlist, The Good Bad Mother, and My Dearest.
  235. [1991] Choi Tae-joon — South Korean actor known for roles in youth dramas, rom-coms, and variety show hosting.
  236. [1991] Jeon So-nee — South Korean actress known for roles in Encounter, When My Love Blooms, and Melo Movie.
  237. [1991] Jeong Jin-woon — South Korean singer and actor known for his work in 2AM and solo rock endeavors.
  238. [1991] Jiyul (singer) — South Korean singer and actress known for her time in the girl group Dal Shabet.
  239. [1991] Jo Bo-ah — Acclaimed South Korean actress known for diverse roles in dramas and thrillers.
  240. [1991] Kevin Woo — American singer-songwriter known for U-KISS and a successful solo career.
  241. [1991] Kim Go-eun — Acclaimed South Korean actress known for versatile roles in film and television.
  242. [1991] Kim Yong-ji — South Korean actress known for roles in Mr. Sunshine and Tale of the Nine Tailed.
  243. [1991] Lee Jung-shin — South Korean musician, rapper, and actor known for the band CNBLUE.
  244. [1991] Lee Ki-seop — South Korean singer known for his time in the boy group U-KISS.
  245. [1991] Min (South Korean singer) — South Korean singer, actress, and former member of Miss A known professionally as Min.
  246. [1991] Park Yu-hwan — South Korean actor known for roles in dramas like A Thousand Days' Promise.
  247. [1991] Son Dong-woon — South Korean singer known for his work in the boy group Highlight and solo endeavors.
  248. [1992] Hani (singer) — South Korean singer and actress known for her work with EXID and solo endeavors.
  249. [1992] Jang Dong-yoon — Acclaimed South Korean actor known for roles in School 2017 and Daily Dose of Sunshine.
  250. [1992] Ken (South Korean singer) — South Korean singer, actor, and former member of VIXX known for his soulful vocal tone.
  251. [1992] Keum Sae-rok — South Korean actress known for roles in The Fiery Priest and Youth of May.
  252. [1992] Kim Ji-won — Acclaimed South Korean actress known for roles in The Heirs, Descendants of the Sun, and Queen of Tears.
  253. [1992] Kim Seok (equestrian) — South Korean equestrian and former actor known for his early career in entertainment.
  254. [1992] L (entertainer) — South Korean singer and actor known professionally as L, active in music and drama.
  255. [1992] Lee Joon-woo — South Korean actor and model known for roles in School 2017, Sweet Home, and Dokgo Rewind.
  256. [1992] Ryu Kyung-soo — South Korean actor known for roles in Itaewon Class, Tale of the Nine Tailed 1938.
  257. [1992] Woo Hye-rim — South Korean singer, rapper, and songwriter known for her time in Wonder Girls.
  258. [1992] Yuna (singer, born 1992) — South Korean singer-songwriter, actress, and yoga instructor known by the stage name Yuna.
  259. [1993] Gong Seung-yeon — Acclaimed South Korean actress known for roles in historical and fantasy dramas.
  260. [1993] Ha Young (actress) — South Korean actress known for roles in 'The Trauma Code' and 'Our Sticky Love'.
  261. [1993] Han So-hee — Acclaimed South Korean actress and model known for dramatic depth and fashion influence.
  262. [1993] Ji Soo — South Korean actor known for roles in dramas like Strong Woman Do Bong-soon.
  263. [1993] Kwon Mina — South Korean singer and actress known for her time in the girl group AOA.
  264. [1993] Lee Tae-ri — South Korean actor known for roles in Moon Embracing the Sun and Tale of the Nine Tailed.
  265. [1993] Park Ji-yeon — South Korean entertainer known for her roles in dramas and solo music career.
  266. [1993] Yoon So-hee — South Korean actress known for roles in dramas like The Blade and Petal.
  267. [1994] Hur Young-ji — South Korean singer, dancer, and entertainer known for her time in the girl group Kara.
  268. [1994] Jeon Jong-seo — South Korean actress known for breakthrough roles in 'Burning' and 'The Call'.
  269. [1994] Jin Ha — South Korean-born American actor known for roles in Devs, Pachinko, and Broadway musicals.
  270. [1994] Jung Ho-yeon — Acclaimed South Korean model and actress known for her intense screen presence.
  271. [1994] Kim Min-gwi — South Korean actor and model known for roles in dramas like L.U.C.A.: The Beginning.
  272. [1994] MJ (South Korean singer) — South Korean singer and actor known for his work in boy groups, OSTs, and musicals.
  273. [1994] Park Jin-young — South Korean singer, actor, and songwriter known for Got7 and dramatic roles.
  274. [1994] Shin Dong-ho — South Korean singer known for his time in the boy group U-KISS.
  275. [1994] Yoo Young-jae — South Korean singer and actor known for his work in B.A.P and subsequent solo career.
  276. [1995] 1995 ABC Championship — International men's basketball tournament held in Seoul, South Korea.
  277. [1995] Ahn Hyo-seop — Acclaimed Canadian actor and singer known for roles in Dr. Romantic and Business Proposal.
  278. [1995] Choi Jung-woo (actor, born 1995) — South Korean actor known for his diverse roles in stage plays, dramas, and films.
  279. [1995] Go Soo-jung — South Korean actress known for roles in 'Goblin' and 'Solomon's Perjury'.
  280. [1995] Jang Do-yoon — South Korean actor known for his roles in dramas and music video appearances.
  281. [1995] Jo Kwang-min — South Korean actor, model, and rapper known for his work with Boyfriend.
  282. [1995] Jo Young-min — South Korean actor, model, and singer, known as a member of Boyfriend.
  283. [1995] Kim Min-ha — South Korean actress known for roles in 'Pachinko' and web dramas.
  284. [1995] Kim Na-young (actress) — South Korean actress and singer known for her work in musicals and dramas.
  285. [1995] Kim So-won — South Korean singer and actress, best known as the leader of GFriend.
  286. [1995] Kwon Eun-bi — South Korean singer and actress known for her dynamic stage presence and solo career.
  287. [1995] Lee Do-hyun — Acclaimed South Korean actor known for roles in Sweet Home, The Glory, and 18 Again.
  288. [1996] Choi Sung-eun — South Korean actress known for roles in SF8, Beyond Evil, and My Name Is Loh Kiwan.
  289. [1996] Go Youn-jung — Acclaimed South Korean actress known for roles in Moving, Sweet Home, and Alchemy of Souls.
  290. [1996] Han Ji-hyun — South Korean actress known for her roles in 'The Penthouse' and 'Cheer Up'.
  291. [1996] Hong Kyung — South Korean actor known for roles in Weak Hero Class 1 and Innocence.
  292. [1996] Joy (singer) — South Korean singer, actress, and host known by the stage name Joy.
  293. [1996] Kathryn Bernardo — Esteemed Filipino actress and singer known for romantic dramas and box-office success.
  294. [1996] Kwon Ah-reum — South Korean actress known for her roles in web dramas and mainstream television.
  295. [1996] Oh Ha-young — South Korean singer and actress, best known as a member of the girl group Apink.
  296. [1996] Sang Heon Lee — South Korean actor known for roles in Netflix's XO, Kitty and Viu's Secret Ingredient.
  297. [1996] Seol In-ah — South Korean actress known for roles in 'Business Proposal' and 'Twinkling Watermelon'.
  298. [1996] Yerin (entertainer) — South Korean singer and actress known for her work with GFriend and subsequent solo career.
  299. [1997] Eunha (singer) — South Korean singer known for her work in GFriend and Viviz.
  300. [1997] Jang Gyu-ri — South Korean actress known for her roles in 'It's Okay to Not Be Okay' and subsequent acting career.
  301. [1997] Koo Jun-hoe — South Korean singer and actor, known by the stage name Ju-ne, member of iKon.
  302. [1997] Kwak Dong-yeon — Acclaimed South Korean actor known for roles in Love in the Moonlight and Queen of Tears.
  303. [1997] Kwon Hyun-bin — South Korean actor, rapper, and model known by the stage name Viini.
  304. [1998] Jung Chan-woo (singer) — South Korean singer and actor known for his role in iKon and dramas like The Heirs.
  305. [1998] Kim Tae-rin — South Korean actress known for her early career in the girl group Berry Good.
  306. [1998] Lee Jung-ha — South Korean actor known for roles in 'Moving' and various dramas.
  307. [1998] Lee Su-ji — South Korean singer and actress known for her participation in girl groups like The Ark and UNI.T.
  308. [1998] Shin Seul-ki — South Korean actress known for roles in Pyramid Game and The Haunted Palace.
  309. [1999] Arin (singer) — South Korean singer and actress known professionally as Arin, a member of Oh My Girl.
  310. [1999] Bong Jae-hyun — South Korean singer, actor, and member of the boy group Golden Child.
  311. [1999] Kim Do-yeon (singer) — South Korean singer and actress known for I.O.I, Weki Meki, and diverse acting roles.
  312. [1999] Kim So-hye — South Korean actress and singer known for roles in Poetry Story and Kang Deok-soon's Love History.
  313. [1999] Kim Yo-han — South Korean singer and actor known for his participation in survival shows and solo music career.
  314. [1999] Kwon Chae-won — South Korean singer and actress, member of the girl group DIA.
  315. [1999] Lee Na-eun — South Korean actress, model, and singer known for roles in A-Teen and Extraordinary You.
  316. [2000] Bae Eun-sik — South Korean actor known for portraying North Korean leader Kim Jong-il.
  317. [2000] Bae Jin-young — South Korean singer and actor known for Wanna One, CIX, and solo endeavors.
  318. [2000] Be'O — South Korean rapper known professionally as Be'O, gaining fame through hip hop competitions.
  319. [2000] Huh Ji-won — South Korean model, actress, and singer known for her work in K-pop groups and solo endeavors.
  320. [2000] Kwon Eun-bin — South Korean former singer and actress known for CLC and diverse dramatic roles.
  321. [2001] Han Hyun-min — South Korean model and actor known for breaking racial barriers in the industry.
  322. [2001] Jang Da-ah — South Korean actress and model known for her role in Pyramid Game.
  323. [2001] Kim Jae-won (actor, born 2001) — South Korean actor and model known for roles in Our Blues, King the Land, and Hierarchy.
  324. [2001] Kim Yoo-yeon (singer) — South Korean singer and actress known for her participation in My Teenage Girl and debut with TripleS.
  325. [2001] Lee Dae-hwi — South Korean singer-songwriter, producer, and host known for Wanna One and AB6IX.
  326. [2002] Yoo Seon-ho — South Korean actor, singer, and model known for 'Produce 101' and dramas like Under the Queen's Umbrella.
  327. [2003] Park Ji-hu — South Korean actress known for roles in House of Hummingbird, All of Us Are Dead, and Little Women.
  328. [2003] Tang Jun-sang — South Korean actor known for roles in Crash Landing on You, Move to Heaven, and Racket Boys.
  329. [2004] Gongju — A city in South Chungcheong Province, South Korea with deep historical roots.
  330. [2004] Kim Chae-yeon (singer) — South Korean singer and actress known for her roles in tripleS and various sub-units.
  331. [2005] Lee Ji-woo — South Korean singer and actress, known for her participation in TripleS.
  332. [2006] Kal So-won — South Korean child actress known for roles in Miracle in Cell No. 7 and various dramas.
  333. [2006] Lee Re — South Korean actress known for roles in Hope, Witch at Court, and Castaway Diva.
  334. [2011] Exo — South Korean-Chinese boy band formed by SM Entertainment, known for multilingual performances.
  335. [2011] Jeon Yu-na — South Korean child actress known for roles in Pachinko and The Kidnapping Day.
  336. [2014] 2014 League of Legends World Championship — The 4th League of Legends World Championship, held in Asia in 2014.
  337. [2018] Hanwha Life Esports — South Korean esports organization competing in League of Legends and Kart Rider.
  338. [—] Paekche — Ancient Korean kingdom (18 BCE – 660 CE) that was one of the Three Kingdoms.