- Tokchok-do (Deokjeok Island). Upon
landing on Tokchok-do, they
quickly learned Yonghung-do (Yeongheung Island) was only
occupied by five
North Korean troops, with...
- is a
county in
South Hamgyŏng province,
North Korea.
Originally part of
Yŏnghŭng county (now Kŭmya County), it
became a
separate entity as part of the 1952...
- invasion. On 17
August 1950, ROK Navy
Intelligence Unit
infiltrated in
Yonghung-do (Yeongheung Island) and Tokchok-do (Deokjeok Island)
conducted Operation...
- in the 1950s and 1960s. She
starred in
about 400 films. Ju was born in
Yonghung, Hamkyongnam-do,
nowadays in
North Korea.
While attending Hamnam Girls'...
-
peasants to
surrender to the Mongols. They
established a
chiliarchy office at
Yonghung with
local officials.
Ordering defectors to
build ships, the
Mongols began...
- ****yŏng (then a county),
which included myoen of Poŭl and
parts of
myoens of
Yonghung and Pyŏksŏng, were
incorporated into the then
newly created Yusŏn county...
-
peasants to
surrender to the Mongols. They
established a
chiliarchy office at
Yonghung with
local officials.
Ordering defectors to
build ships, the
Mongols began...
-
these mountains form the
Ipsok River,
which flows downstream into the
Yonghung River and
eventually into the sea near
Wonsan city.
Yodok camp had two...
- 217.6 5.0 47.0 5.0 Hyŏnhŭng 현흥 (玄興) 225.0 7.4 54.4 7.4 Kŭmya 금야 (金野)
Yŏnghŭng 영흥 (永興) Kŭmya Line 233.4 8.4 62.8 8.4 Inhŭng 인흥 (仁興)
Majang 마장 (馬場) 240...
-
under its jurisdiction. In
March 1977,
Yonghung-gun was
renamed to Kumya-gun and a
number of
villages and
Yonghung-up were renamed. Kŭmya
county is divided...
