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Prince Wangwi (Korean: 왕위군; Hanja: 王位君) was a
Korean Royal Prince as the
first and
oldest son of
Taejo of
Goryeo and
Queen Jeongdeok. He was a Buddhism...
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Wangwi was a Go
competition in
South Korea. The
Wangwi was a Go
competition used by the
Hanguk Kiwon. It is
sponsored by the Chung-ang Il-po. The komi...
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which are held
every two and four
years respectively. In 2006, Lee won the
Wangwi title for the
eleventh consecutive year. Over the years, Lee's
style of...
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until 1992. In 1980, he held nine
titles simultaneously: Guksu, Myungin,
Wangwi, Kisung, Paewang, Kiwang, Daewang,
Jaewang and the
Baccus Cup. Cho repeated...
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Jeongdeok of the Chŏngju Yu clan (900–?)
Princess Wang (개성 왕씨; 915–?)
Prince Wangwi (925–?)
Queen Munhye (927–?)
Prince Inae (929–?)
Prince Wonjang (930–?)...
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Queen Jeongdeok 정덕왕후 Born ? Chŏngju
Spouse Taejo of
Goryeo Issue Prince Wangwi Prince Inae
Prince Wonjang Prince Joyi
Queen Munhye Queen Seonui A daughter...
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Title Years Lost
Current 7
Wangwi 1966, 1969, 1970, 1972
Guksu 1965, 1968, 1970
Defunct 4
Myungin 1971, 1974
Paewang 1970
Chaegowi 1967...
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Baedalwang 1 (2000)
Paedal Cup 1 (2000)
Chunwon 1 (2000) 2 (2006, 2008)
Wangwi 2 (2002, 2004) BC Card Cup 1 (2002) KTF Cup 1 (2002) New Pro King 1 (2002)...
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Leagues Korean Baduk League is a
league sponsored by
Baduk TV.
Wangwi Baccus Cup
Baedalwang Chaegowi Gukgi Kiwang KT Cup KTF Cup LG
Refined Oil...
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fourth game of the 41st
Wangwi finals. 18 - Lee Chang-ho
defeats Yun
Junsang by
resignation in the
fifth game of the 41st
Wangwi finals. Igo-Kisen...
