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Jangsu (394–491, r. 412–491) was the 20th
monarch of Goguryeo, the
northernmost of the
Three Kingdoms of Korea. He was born in 394 as the
eldest son of...
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Jangsu County (Korean: 장수군; RR:
Jangsu-gun) is a
county in
Jeonbuk State,
South Korea. It is well
known for
Jangsu-Galbi.
Jangsu is
twinned with: Anyang...
- present-day China–North
Korea border.
Constructed by his son and
successor Jangsu, the
monument to
Gwanggaeto the
Great is the
largest engraved stele in the...
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memorial stele erected by his son
Jangsu,
located in present-day Ji'an on the
border between China and
North Korea.
Jangsu (r. 413–491)
ascended to the throne...
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Jangsu Hwang clan (Korean: 장수 황씨; Hanja: 長水 黃氏) is one of the
Korean clans.
Their Bon-gwan is in
Jangsu County,
North Jeolla Province.
According to the...
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Goguryeo experienced a
golden age
under Gwanggaeto the
Great and his son
Jangsu, who both
subdued Baekje and
Silla during their respective reigns, achieving...
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pyramid is
thought to be the
burial tomb of King
Gwanggaeto or his son King
Jangsu, both
former Kings of Goguryeo. The
pyramid is
located in what was formerly...
- Son Sook's play '
Jangsu Sanghoe']. 금강일보 (in Korean). 2018-06-07.
Retrieved 2023-09-09. "인천 남동구도시관리공단서 8월 '연극 장수상회' 개최" ['Theatre
Jangsu Sanghoe' will be...
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grandson of
Taewang Jangsu (413–491).
Though Munja's
father Gochudaega Joda (古鄒大加助多) had been
named Crown Prince by
Taewang Jangsu, Joda died
before ****uming...
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Goguryeo experienced a
golden age
under Gwanggaeto the
Great and his son
Jangsu, who both
subdued Baekje and
Silla during their times,
achieving a brief...
