Original sentence: Cyber Dokdo Web Page by Gyeongsangbuk-Do Province, Korea
Edited sentence: But in the year of 1900 before that incident by the Shimane prefecture of Japan, the Emperor of the Korea's then dynasty, Dae-Han Jekuk("Great Korean Empire"), issued a decree concerning the territory of the Korean Empire which included Dokdo.Cyber Dokdo Web Page by Gyeongsangbuk-Do Province,Korea.Dispute Over Dokdo (Korean view).Dokdo Museum in Ulleung-gun, Gyeongsangbuk-Do, Korea.Forum of Liancourt Rocks by Japan Today.In response,  heavy protest sparked off in Korea, calling the Japanese government to cancel off the legistation bill.Japanese acknowledges that Dok-do is Korean.Korea warns Japan over useless legistation bill.On March 16, 2005, Japan passed a legistation bill to impose the Liancourt Rocks as Takeshima Day on February 22.The Masan council also retaliated by marking June 19 as  Daema-do day  for the Tsushima Islands in the city of Masan in South Gyeongsang, which led to some protest in Japan.This claim, however, was no longer officially recognized by the South Korean government