-
Education Workers Union (KTU, Korean: 전국교직원노동조합), also
known as Jeon(-)
gyojo (Korean: 전교조;
acronym for KTU in
Korean language) is a
labor union of teachers...
- Boeun,
which became the most
violent and
revolutionary petition in the
Gyojo Shinwon Movement. His
followers all wore blue
clothes with red gloves. About...
- Shin-Kogimon-in (新広義門院),
daughter of Sono
Motonari (園基音)
Tenth Son:
Prince Priest Gyojo (堯恕法親王; 29
November 1640 – 28 May 1695)
Fifteenth Daughter:
Imperial Princess...
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Prince Priest Ryōnin (1355–1370; 亮仁入道親王)
Third son:
Imperial Prince Priest Gyojo (行助法親王; 1360–1386） son: (1361–1369)
Seventh son:
Imperial Prince Priest...
- Hwa-jung, Kim Deok-myeong, and Choi Gyeong-seon. In
November 1892, when the
Gyojo Shinwon Movement was initiated, Kim
Gaenam parti****ted
along with other...
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Chuokoron sha. ISBN 978-4-12-203072-5. Funabashi,
Seiichi (1947). Abe Sada
gyōjō-ki [A
Record of Abe Sada's Behavior] (in ****anese). Fuyuki,
Takeshi (1947)...
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Priest Chiun (智蘊法師, 1448–1471),
Priest Sōzei (宗砌法師, ??–1455), High
Priest Gyōjo (法印行助, 1405–1469),
Priest Nōa (能阿法師, 1397–1471),
Clergyman Shinkei (権大僧都心敬;...
-
prominent figure of the
movement through his
active engagement during the
Gyojo Shinwon movement.
Among the
three main
goals of the movement, he is said...
- London: Duke
University Press. ISBN 978-0-8223-4290-8. "Ishinaka
Sensei Gyojo Ki". CD ****an.
Retrieved 25
August 2023.
Conduct Report on
Professor Ishinaka...
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Donghak followers from
Jeolla Province gathered and held
rallies when the
Gyojo Shinwon Movement unfolded in Boeun. In
front of
Gumiran Village,
where the...
