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Queen Hyosun (Korean: 효순왕후 조씨; 8
January 1716 – 30
December 1751), of the
Pungyang Jo clan, was the
crown princess of Joseon. She was
never known by the...
- The Misun-
Hyosun vigil was the very
first candlelight vigil held in
South Korea to
commemorate and
protest the
death of two
middle school students who...
- San
became the
adoptive son of
Crown Prince Hyojang and
Princess Consort Hyosun by the
order of King Yeongjo.
Crown Prince Hyojang was the
elder half-brother...
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Haeng the
posthumous name Hyojang. His wife, who was
later honored as
Queen Hyosun,
outlived by more than two decades. They are
buried together, in the Samneung...
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jjigae (Korean Soft Tofu Stew)".
Korean Bapsang....
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Crown Princess who was
posthumously honored as Queen,
Queen Hyosun (the wife of
Crown Prince Hyojang) and
another Crown Princess who was posthumously...
- Korean-Chinese dish
along with the two
noodle dishes –
jajangmyeon and jjamppong. S,
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