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Korean National Sports Festival
Hangul	전국체육대회
Hanja	全國體育大會
Revised Romanization	Jeon-guk Cheyuk Daehoe
McCune–Reischauer	Chŏn'guk Ch'eyuk Taehoe

The Korean National Sports Festival is an annual sports competition held in South Korea.

For a full week each October, about 20,000 athletes representing 16 cities and provinces throughout the country compete in about 40 separate sports. The site rotates among the major cities, including Seoul, Busan, Daegu, Gwangju and Incheon. The 2005 festival was held in Ulsan and the 2009 festival in Daejeon.

Competitions are held in High School, College, and Regular Divisions.

History

The current annual numbering originates from the 1920 All-Korea Baseball Series and the formation of the Korean Sports Festival (조선체육회). The Japanese colonial government held a multi-sport competition in 1925, but the Korean Sports Festival first became a national multi-sport competition in 1934, with baseball, soccer, tennis, track and field, and basketball.

In 1938, the Korean Sports Festival was forcibly dissolved by the colonial government. The festival, numbered 26th, resumed upon the 1945 liberation of Korea. With the establishment of South Korea in 1948, the event was renamed the "National Sports Festival," and individual competition was changed to competition among cities and provinces. The festival was cancelled in 1951, during the Korean War.

List of Korean National Sports Festivals

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Games	Year	Host	Dates	Competitors			Sports	Events	Ref
				Total	Men	Women
1	1920	No Fixed Venue					1	1
2	1921	No Fixed Venue
3	1922	No Fixed Venue
4	1923	No Fixed Venue
5	1924	No Fixed Venue
6	1925	No Fixed Venue
7	1926	No Fixed Venue
8	1927	No Fixed Venue
9	1928	No Fixed Venue
10	1929	No Fixed Venue
11	1930	No Fixed Venue
12	1931	No Fixed Venue
13	1932	No Fixed Venue
14	1933	No Fixed Venue
15	1934	Gyeongseong	November 2–5
16	1935	Gyeongseong	October 22–26
17	1936	Gyeongseong	September
18	1937	Gyeongseong	September
19-25	1938–1944	Discontinued
26	1945	Seoul	October 27–30
27	1946	Seoul	October 16–20
28	1947	Seoul	October 13–19
29	1948	Seoul	October 20–26
30	1949	Seoul	October 15–23
31	1950	Not held due to Korean War
32	1951	Gwangju	October 27–31
33	1952	Seoul	October 18–24
34	1953	Seoul	October 17–22
35	1954	Seoul	October 19–25
36	1955	Seoul	October 15–22
37	1956	Seoul	October 3–9
38	1957	Busan	October 18–24
39	1958	Seoul	October 3–9
40	1959	Seoul	October 3–9
41	1960	Daejeon	October 10–16
42	1961	Seoul	October 11–15
43	1962	Daegu	October 24–29
44	1963	Jeonju	October 4–9
45	1964	Gyeonggi	September 3–8
46	1965	Gwangju	October 5–10
47	1966	Seoul	October 10–15
48	1967	Seoul	October 5–10
49	1968	Seoul	September 12–17
50	1969	Seoul	October 28-November 2
51	1970	Seoul	October 6–11
52	1971	Seoul	October 8–13
53	1972	Seoul	October 6–11
54	1973	Busan	October 12–17