- the
Goryeo Dynasty—from the
southern portion of the
former province of
Yanggwang. Its name
derived from the
names of the prin****l
cities of
Chungju (충주;...
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Goryeo militants and
forces of the
Mongol Empire in Cheoin-bugok, Suju,
Yanggwang-do (modern day Yongin, Gyeonggi) on
December 16, 1232.
Despite being outnumbered...
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region was
involved in Dong-gyeo, and the rest of it was
included in
Yanggwang-do. An
administrator for the
region was sent from the
central government...
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Yongampo 11 myeon : Dongha, Naejung, Dongsang, Bura, Bukjung, Yangseo,
Yanggwang, Yangha, Oesang, Oeha,
Sindo Cheolsan (철산, 鐵山) 6 myeon : Cheolsan, Baekryang...
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Provinces and Two
Frontier Regions system placed the four
prefectures under Yanggwang-do. Gongju-mok was
downgraded back to
simply Gongju, but the four prefectures...
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During the King Hyeonjong's reign, the
region belonged to Yangju-gun,
Yanggwang-do. In the next
ruling dynasty, Joseon, the
region was
named Pocheon-gun...
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Portrait of Bak Yeon and his wife Born 1378 Godang-ri, Simcheon, Yeongdong,
Yanggwang Province,
Goryeo Died 1458 (aged 80) Gak-jeo, Gosan, Pyeonggang, Gangwon...
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North Hwanghae Haeju-mok (海州牧)
South Hwanghae Gwangju-mok (廣州牧)
Yanggwang-do(楊廣道,양광도)
Gyeonggi Chungju-mok (忠州牧) Jungwon-do
North Chungcheong Cheongju-mok...
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Goryeo Died 31
August 1237 (aged 56)
Beopcheonjeong Temple, Gyodong-hyeon,
Yanggwang-do,
Goryeo Burial Seokneung (석릉; 碩陵) San–182, Giljeong-ri, Yangdo-myeon...
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Province (1377) Haeju,
Hwanghae Province (1389)
Dogosan Mountain, Yeongju,
Yanggwang Province (1390)
Munhwa County,
Hwanghae Province (1393)
Yeongnyeong County...
