 As a result, on the basis of memoranda such as Order No.124, "Document regarding name changes by Koreans" issued by the Governor-General of Korea on November 11, 1911, the use by Koreans of "names which might be mistaken for those of native Japanese" was no longer permitted, and strict controls were placed on the registration of Japanese-style names for newborn children.Additionally, Koreans who had registered Japanese-style names on there were required to revert to their original names.