- Kangryŏng
County is a
county in the
South Hwanghae province of
North Korea. Kangryŏng is
bordered to the
north by Pyŏksŏng, to the west by Ongjin, to the...
- U of
Goryeo 고려 우 高麗 禑
Grand Prince of the
Gangnyeong Mansion (강녕부원대군, 江寧府院大君) King of
Goryeo Reign 1374–1388
Coronation 1374
Predecessor Gongmin of Goryeo...
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danam (다남, 多男, many sons),
subok (수복, 壽福, long life and happiness), or
gangnyeong (강녕 康寧,
happiness and peace). This
decoration was on the edge of the jobawi...
- Hong clan (남양 홍씨; 南陽洪氏; ?–1483), also
known as
Grand Princess Consort Gangnyeong (강녕부부인; 江寧府夫人), a
maternal first cousin of
Queen Sohye (po****rly known...
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Korea ―
Hwanghaedo province's
Haeseo style, such as
Bongsan Talchum,
Gangnyeong Talchum,
Eunyul Talchum; Gyeonggi-do province's
Yangju Byeolsandae, Songpa...
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people and 40 households.
Reported bon-gwan (clan hometowns)
included Gangnyeong, Gyeongju, and Pyeonghae.
Although the
family name was
found in numerous...
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painted gold to
expel negative spirits. The lion
masks of
Pongsan and
Gangnyeong may
feature rolling eyes and
bells meant to
frighten demons when they...
- (이임 평원대군; 18
November 1427 – 16
January 1445). Wife:
Princess Consort Gangnyeong of the
Namyang Hong clan (강녕부부인 홍씨; ?–1483) Son – Yi Yeom,
Grand Prince...
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Heritage Administration (in Korean).
Retrieved 2024-02-02. "강령탈춤 (康翎탈춤)" [
Gangnyeong talchum].
Cultural Heritage Administration (in Korean).
Retrieved 2024-02-02...
- Hong clan (남양군부인 남양 홍씨; 1544–1569), the
daughter of Hong-Seom,
Prince Gangnyeong (홍섬 강녕군; 1504–1585); had 3 sons and 1 daughter.
After her death, he remarried...
