> The Empire of Korea has be defunct for 110 years (which is, sure, over 60, but it is weird to describe it that way.) I figured it was extra defunct after Kor

> The Empire of Korea has be defunct for 110 years (which is, sure, over 60, but it is weird to describe it that way.) I figured it was extra defunct after Korea was liberated in 1945 and Korea's first president made sure the monarchy wasn't going to come back by seizing their assets. Before then I figure there was a vague possibility that things would bounce back in their direction, although I'm probably wrong about that since my knowledge comes mostly from interpretive signs and Wikipedia :)