التطورات التاريخية والحضارية في كوريا والفلبين

الملخص EN

The research aims to show the location of South Korea and that it is located in Northeast Asia and is bordered to the north by North Korea, to the south by the Korea Strait, to the east by Japan, and to the west by China, its capital is Seoul.

A war broke out between the two Koreas in 1950 that ended in 1953.

It has a population of 51 million people, and Korean cities are the most crowded cities in the world, and Muslims in Korea represent (11.3 percent) of the population of Korea, and their official language is Han Juju, and the system of government is democratic, and the first president of South Korea after its founding is Syngman Ri is.

The main agricultural crops in South Korea are rice, barley, wheat, radish, red pepper, garlic, onion, soybean, cotton, mulberry leaf, sesame, and grapes.

The most important Korean companies are: Samsung, Hynix, LG, Hyundai.

As for the Philippines: it is located in southeast Asia, bordered to the north by the China Sea, to the west by Siam India, to the east by the Pacific Ocean, and to the south by the Celebes Sea, which is about 7100 islands, 2782 of which have a name and the rest are without a name.

Its capital is Manila and its population is estimated at 107, 059.248 million.

Muslims in the Philippines represent (13% ) of the population, and they have 80 languages, the most important of which is: Nagal, which is the official language of the state.

Among the languages prevalent among Muslims in the Philippines are two: Taosu, which is close to Indonesian, and Maratau, which is predominant on the island of Mindanao.

The system of government in the Philippines is a presidential republic and the first president of the Philippines is Manuel Roxas, i.

e.

Ecuña.

The most important agricultural crops in the Philippines are: rice, tobacco, bananas, mangoes, lemons, cocoa, coffee, rubber, papaya and coconuts.

The most important industries in the Philippines are: porcelain, silver, gold, coal, salt, plastic, and pens.