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Cheonmin (Korean: 천민; Hanja: 賤民), or "vulgar commoners", were the
lowest caste of
commoners in
dynastical Korea. They
abounded during the
Goryeo (918–1392)...
- nobility, the "middle class" jungin, sangmin, or the commoners, and the
cheonmin, the
outcasts at the very bottom.
Society was
ruled by the yangban, who...
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language against children in
public schools.
Jaegaseung Yangban Sangmin Cheonmin Nobi
Untouchable (social system)
Burakumin - The ****anese
equivalent of...
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included prostitution. In pre-modern Korea, some
women from the
lower caste Cheonmin,
known as Kisaeng, were
trained to
provide entertainment, conversation...
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Another portion of the po****tion were
slaves or
serfs (nobi), "low borns" (
cheonmin) or
untouchable outcastes (baekjeong).
Slavery in
Korea was hereditary...
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Throughout the
Goryeo and
Joseon periods,
kisaeng held the
status of
cheonmin, the
lowest in society. They
shared this
status with
other entertainers...
- then had
surnames and even bongwan,
although still substantial number of
cheonmin,
mostly consisted of
serfs and slaves, and
untouchables did not. According...
- prostitution. In pre-modern Korea, the
Kisaeng were
women from the
lower caste Cheonmin who were
trained to
provide entertainment, conversation, and ****ual services...
- a
woman named Jin Hyeon-geum (진현금; 陳玄琴) who was
either a
kisaeng or of
Cheonmin status. The
story goes that her
parents met
while her
mother was doing...
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jungin (middle class), with the
lowest class of
gungnyeo coming from the
cheonmin (vulgar commoners). They
could be as
young as 4 when
entering the palace...
