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Korean religious leader
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Korean Buddhist priest
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Korean ruler
Saint Chŏng Yak-jong
Korean scholar
Choe Si-hyeong
Korean religious leader
Han Yongun
Han Yongun
Korean poet
Bojo Guksa
Korean priest
Sejong
Sejong
Korean ruler
Son Pyŏng-Hi
Korean independence activist and religious leader
T’aigo Wangsa
Korean Buddhist monk
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Korean Buddhist monk
St. Kim Dae-Gŏn
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Korean priest
Yi Song-Gye
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Korean regent
Yeongjo
Korean king
Wiman
ruler of Chosŏn
Syngman Rhee
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