- Hotaewang. His era name is
Yeongnak and he is
occasionally recorded as
Yeongnak Taewang ("Great King" or "Emperor"
Yeongnak). Gwanggaeto's
imperial reign...
- dynasty:
Geonmun (Jianwen) (건문; 建文): 1400–1402
Hongmu (Hongwu) (홍무; 洪武): 1402
Yeongnak (Yongle) (영락; 永樂): 1403–1418
Posthumous name Joseon: King
Gongjeong Seondeok...
- his
rapid military expansion of the realm. He
instituted the era name of
Yeongnak or
Eternal Rejoicing,
affirming that
Goguryeo was on
equal standing with...
-
Annals of King Taejong》
Volume 30, 15th year of King
Taejong (13th year of
Yeongnak, 1415) "경령군 묘-이비(敬寧君 李裶)". 《The
Annals of King Taejong》,
Volume 31, February...
- (이도; 李祹) Era name and dates
Adopted the era name of the Ming dynasty:
Yeongnak (Yongle) (영락; 永樂): 1418–1424 Hong**** (Hongxi) (홍희; 洪熙): 1425
Seondeok (Xuande)...
-
earlier to c. 397,
based on an
inscription that says: "7th year of
Yeongnak".
Yeongnak is the era name of
Gwanggaeto the Great.
Goguryeo used its own era...
-
horses in the city, so she
could not leave. He then had her
imprisoned in
Yeongnak Palace (영락궁; 永樂宮), told the
court that she was ill, and
posted guards around...
-
subjugated her as a
sister state. Lee Tae-gon as
Damdeok (later as
Supreme King
Yeongnak, and
afterwards Gwanggaeto the Great) Kim Seung-soo as Go Un (also known...
-
Youngnak Presbyterian Church Hangul 영락교회
Hanja 永樂敎會
Revised Romanization Yeongnak Gyohoe McCune–Reischauer Yŏngnak Kyohoe...
- 23–27, 1954
Jungang Church,
Andong Lee Won-yeong 40
April 22–26, 1955
Yeongnak Church,
Seoul Han Gyeong-jik 41
September 20–25, 1956
Saemunan Church,...
