Korea Keisririik oli keisririik Koreas, mille kuulutas oktoobris 1897 välja Joseoni valitseja Gojong. Riik kestis augustini 1910, kui Jaapan selle annekteeris.
Keisririigi ajastul viis keiser Gojong läbi Gwangmu reformi, millega õnnestus riigi sõjavägi, majandus, haldus, haridus ja mitmed tööstusharud osaliselt moderniseerida ja läänelikuks muuta. Aastal 1905 sai Koreast Jaapani protektoraat, keisririik koloniseeriti ja see lakkas eksisteerimast.
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