Pak Mog-wol (Korean: 박목월, 6 January 1916 – 24 March 1978) was an influential Korean poet and academic. He was born Pak Yeongjong on January 6, 1916, in...
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National founder Dangun De facto National poet Ch'oe Ch'i-wŏn, Han Yong-un, Pak Mok-wol, Jeong Cheol National epic Jewang Un'gi, King Dongmyeong De facto National...
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1572. In modern times, the city produced writers such as Kim Dongni and Pak Mok-wol, both of whom did a great deal to popularize the region's culture, as...
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well as Jo Jihun, Pak Mok-wol and Pak Dujin, both of whom wrote traditional nature poetry. Unusually for modern Korean poets, Pak Huijin also wrote traveling...
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Included in this anthology were fifteen poems by Park Mok-wol, twelve by Cho Chi-hun and twelve by Pak Tu-jin. The 70th anniversary of its publication was...
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Jo made his debut as a poet in October 1970, at the recommendation of Pak Mok-wol. The lyric verse of Jo Jeonggwon is robust and highly confrontational...
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Jaesam (1933–1997) Park Jeong-dae (born 1965) Park Nam-su (1918–1994) Park Mok-wol (1916–1978) Ynhui Park (born 1930) Park Yong-rae (1925–1980) Park Young-geun...
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Yong-hak Hwara: Pak Kwang-song Anbyon: Pak Jong-nam Paehwa: U Jong-suk Kosan: Han Yong-chol Pupyong: Ham Jong-chol Solbong: Son Kum-wol Tongchon: Jo Song-chol...
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Pansori (section Pansori's Mok and Sung)
include Park Nok-ju, Kim Yeon-soo, Jeong Gwang-soo, Kim Yeo-ran, Park Cho-wol, Kim So-hee, Park Bong-sul, Park Dong-jin, Jung Kwon-jin, Han Seung-ho, Han...
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Electoral District (Puphyong): Chong Hae Electoral District (Solbong): Son Kum-wol Electoral District (Thongchon): O Kang-chol Electoral District (Songjon):...
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