Gyeonggi-doball

Gyeonggi-doball is a province/regionball of South Koreaball. Gyeonggi-doball is also the most populated province in South Koreaball. Around one out of four people live in Gyeonggi-doball.

History
In 1018, Goryeoball decieded named the name "Gyeonggi" to today's Gyeonggi-doball's clay.

Joseonball adopted the name Gyeonggido-ball until 1895. In 1895, for a short time, Joseonball dived up Gyeonggi-doball into 5 regions, Including Hansungball, Incheonball, Gongjuball and more.

In October of 1910, Japanese Empireball unified the 5 regions and made today's Gyeonggi-doball.

After Japanese Empireball's surrender in World War 2, Koreaball was split into North Koreaball and South Koreaball. Because of this, Gyeonggi-doball was split.

Until today, Gyeonggi-doball grew and became one of the most stronk provinces of South Koreaball. The split part of Gyeonggi-doball became later part of Hwanghaebuk-doball