- A
pyeong (abbreviation py) is a
Korean unit of area and floorspace,
equal to a
square kan or 36 square
Korean feet. The ping and
tsubo are its equivalent...
- Sohn Won-
pyung (Korean: 손원평; born 21 April, 1979, Seoul,
South Korea) is a
South Korean novelist and film maker. She has won two
literary awards: in 2016...
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Cheongpyeong (Korean: 청평면) is a
small town
about 1 hour east of Seoul,
South Korea, in
Gapyeong County,
Gyeonggi Province. It has a po****tion of approximately...
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Invincible Lee
Pyung Kang (Korean: 천하무적 이평강; Hanja: 天下無敵李平岡; RR: Cheonhamujeok I Pyeong-gang), also
known as
Taming of the Heir, is a 2009
South Korean...
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Chang Pyung-soon (Korean: 장평순; born 1951) is a
South Korean businessman. The
founder and
chairman of
Kyowon Group [ko], he is
among the
richest people...
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affair with Kang Yoon-gyeom, So-ra’s husband. La-el is
helped by Seo Eun-
pyung, a
congressman who was
mentored by La-el’s father, and who is in love with...
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perform an exorcism. Choi
speaks with Hwa-
pyung and is
subsequently possessed, with the
spirit leaving Hwa-
pyung's body.
Priest Choi
returns home and brutally...
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Shotokan karate.
Pyung Ahn forms:
Pyung Ahn Cho Dan,
Pyung Ahn E Dan,
Pyung Ahn Sam Dan,
Pyung Ahn Sa Dan,
Pyung Ahn Oh Dan. The
Pyung Ahn
series was adopted...
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Chough Pyung-ok (Korean: 조병옥; 1894 – 1960) was a
South Korean politician. He ran
against in****bent
president Syngman Rhee in the 1960
presidential election...
- Kim
Pyung-Rae (Korean: 김평래; 9
November 1987) is a
South Korean football midfielder. He
started his
professional football career in
Ukrainian Premier League...
