Daejeonball was the capital of South Koreaball for a short period of time in 1950 because of the Korean War.
Which Daejeonball is of correct?[edit | edit source]
There are three Daejeonballs in this photo.
The reason the top two are both correct is because both flags represent Daejeon so when you draw a comic with Daejeonball in it, you can decide one.
The reason the bottom one is wrong is because the flag/logo isn't the flag/logo of the Daejeon Metropolitan City. It is the logo of Daejeon University, not Daejeon.
Also, the cube, triangle, square, rectangle designs of Daejeonball is wrong.
Using South Korea's flag on Daejeonball is technically correct. But there should be a text saying it is Daejeonball.
History[edit | edit source]
Joseonball's time[edit | edit source]
During Joseonball's time, Daejeonball was often called as Hanbatball(한밭공). The population was lower then Gonjuball(공주공) at the time.
Japanese Rule[edit | edit source]
Before Japanese Empireball invaded, in 1905, Daejeonball made a station in Gyeongbu railway. Japanese Empireball made a railway which connects Daejeonball and Mokpoball(목포공). Daejeonball started to grow rapidly. Chungnamball's capital changed to Daejeonball.
Untill today[edit | edit source]
During the Korean war, since Seoulball was captured by the commies, Daejeonball became a temporary capital of South Koreaball, bust shortly Daejeonball became invaded by North Koreaball. Soon USAball's troops did a battle against the commies, but failed and soon made the Pusan Peremiter around Busanball.
After the 93' EXPO iin Daejeon, Daejeonball became popular. In 1995, It became a Metropolitan city, and in 1997 Daejeonball made a government complex.
Gallery[edit | edit source]
Daejeonball wantings love. Seoulball and South Koreaball on bottom and Busanball and Daejeonball on top