- Maengja),
classic of
Poetry (시경; 詩經; Sigyeong), Book of Do****ents (서경; 書經;
Seogyeong),
classic of
Changes (역경; 易經; Yeokgyeong),
Spring and
Autumn Annals (춘추;...
- nobility. In 1135,
Myocheong argued in
favor of
moving the
capital to
Seogyeong (now Pyongyang). This
proposal divided the nobles. One faction, led by...
- Yun Suk-young (Korean: 윤석영;
Korean pronunciation: [jun.sʌ.ɡjʌŋ]; born 13
February 1990) is a
South Korean footballer who last pla**** as a left-back for...
-
Princess Sunhye of the
Andong Jang clan (순혜옹주 장씨; ? – 26 July 1423)
Princess Seogyeong (서경옹주; 1370–?)
Court Lady, of the Gim clan (후궁 김씨; 1389–?)
Princess ****n...
- Nishikyō-ku, Kyoto, a ward
located in
western Kyoto Pyongyang, was
changed to "
Seogyeong" by Wang's
Goryeo on the
Korean peninsula Cheongju, was one of the five...
- to him. He, as a man in a navy blue suit with the
criminal branding "
Seogyeong" ("Western Capital",
which was
Pyongyang during the
Goryeo period; the...
-
three subcapitals:
Donggyeong (now Gyeongju),
Namgyeong (now Seoul), and
Seogyeong (now Pyongyang).
Goryeo reorganized its
provinces several times. Originally...
-
major strategic locations alongside Kaegyeong (New/Open capital) and
Seogyeong (Western Capital). Later, in
September 1382 (8th year of King U), the...
-
Korea Sogyong Trading Chosŏn'gŭl 조선서경무역회사
Revised Romanization Joseon Seogyeong Mu-yeok
Hoesa McCune–Reischauer Chosŏn Sŏkyŏng Muyŏk Hoesa...
-
devoted 54
castles including Seogyeong and 6
castles including Seohae province to Yuan dynasty. Yuan
dynasty renamed Seogyeong as
Dongnyeong Prefecture and...
