Definition of Samjok. Meaning of Samjok. Synonyms of Samjok

- known as Samjok-o (Korean: 삼족오; Hanja: 三足烏 – literally "three-legged crow"). During the Goguryeo period, the ancient Korean people thought the Samjok-o to...
- Chilsuk's entire family and relatives to the ninth degree were executed. "Samjok (삼족 三族)" (in Korean). Doosan Encyclopedia. In ancient China and Korea, when...
- the Samjok Shans, known as Panga, who were descendants of the Awa ruler of the Pagan Dynasty. He devastated Chanta, a village supplying food to Samjok, and...
- outlying Shan princely states in what is today Burma. It was called Somsok (Samjok) in Manipur Chronicles and Thaungthut by the Burmese. The latter name is...
- defeated the Burmese at Tamu, captured the Samjok prince and others, and subsequently devastated the capital of Samjok. They planted their standard on the Chindwin...
- three prin****lities based at Thaungdut (known as "Samjok" in Manipur), Khampat, and Kale. Thaungdut/Samjok and Khampat were jointly invaded by the king Kiyamba...
- households. Alternative spellings: "Somsok" in Manipur Chronicles and "Samjok" in British transliteration. The 2014 Myanmar Po****tion and Housing Census...
- In 1692, Meitei King Paikhomba (1667–1697) led an expedition as far as Samjok in Burma. The campaign faced resistance when the Kabos rose against him...
- that were written in Meetei script under the authority of Pamheiba were Samjok Ngamba, Takhel Ngamba, Charairomba Khunkum, Numit Kappa (enlarged volume)...
- of India map from 1891 places the old capital of Hsawnghsup (Somsok or Samjok, a Shan state) here. The 'Machi route' was used historically to reach Heirok...