In Korea the cause of the Juche-based party building was started by President Kim Il Sung with the formation of the first party organization at the dawn of the Korean revolution.

In his teens, he, deeply aware of the truth that a party serves as staff of the revolution and that it is decisive of the fate of the revolution, set a great example in the effort for founding a revolutionary party.

He sought new ways in formulating the principles and methods for founding a party, preparing leading members and laying mass foundations.

After establishing a Juche-based line and strategy through tireless pursuit and practice, he put forward a unique policy of founding a party in such a way as giving precedence to forming its basic organizations.

After all, he formed the first party organization on July 3, Juche 19 (1930), a day after the Kalun Meeting and called it the Society for Rallying Comrades.

The name of the organization represented his will to find out and rally many comrades who would share the life and death in making revolution, and develop the revolution.

The formation of such society under the very complicated situation was unprecedented in the history of the working-class revolutionary movement. It was a result of the great Juche idea founded by Kim Il Sung and his political leadership ability and virtues.

The society served as a parent body in forming and expanding grassroots party organizations and as a basis for the birth of the WPK.