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Gukjo (literally
meaning National ancestor) was a
temple name
given to one of the
ancestors of King
Taejo of Goryeo. The
identity of this
ancestor varied...
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front and rear of
Singijeon rocket launcher modules,
things at
right are the
front and rear of the
munjong organ gun
modules (
Gukjo-orye-seorye, 1474)...
- from the
early Joseon Dynasty depicted in 《Sejong Silok》(世宗實錄) and the 《
Gukjo-oyreui》(國朝五禮儀),
there is only a ring for the
scabbard and no
bandon is depicted...
- (850–897) Grandfather: King Uijo of
Goryeo (b. 822) Great-grandfather: King
Gukjo of
Goryeo (810–859) Great-grandmother: Gang Jin-ui,
Queen Jeonghwa of the...
- A
hwacha manual from the
Gukjo orye
seorye (1474)...
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Hangul 태조(대)왕, 국조왕
Hanja 太祖(大)王, 國祖王
Revised Romanization Taejo(dae)wang,
Gukjo-wang McCune–Reischauer T'aejo(dae)wang, ****cho-wang
Birth name
Hangul 고궁...
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Korean historians had
found the
schematics added as an
appendix in the book
Gukjo Orye
Seorye (국조오례서례; 國朝五禮序例) but did not
realize what they were
until the...
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launcher from the Huolongjing.
Illustration of a
hwacha manual from the
Gukjo-oryeui (國朝五禮儀, Five
Rites of State) An
illustration of fire
arrow launchers...
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According to the Sŏngwŏnnok (성원녹; 聖源録), the
founder of the
Kaesong Wang clan is
Gukjo, the great-grandfather of King Taejo. The
Kaesong Wang clan were the local...
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specific occasions. They were
codified in the 1474 "National Five Rites" (
Gukjo Oryeui, 國朝五禮儀, 국조오례의).
These terms are not
found in
other countries. But...
