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Jinju (Korean pronunciation: [tɕin.dzu]) is a city in
South Gyeongsang Province,
South Korea. It was the
location of the
first (1592) and
second (1593)...
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Jinju Fortress,
designated South Korean historic site No 118, on 21
January 1963, was a
walled city.
Located on the Nam
River and
close to the port of...
- ROKS
Jinju (PCC-763) was a Pohang-class
corvette of the
Republic of
Korea Navy. She was
decommissioned and
gifted to
Egyptian Navy,
renamed ENS Shabab...
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stirred together thoroughly just
before eating. In
South Korea, Jeonju,
Jinju, and
Tongyeong are
especially famous for
their versions of bibimbap. In...
- part of the province,
extending from
Ulsan through Busan, Changwon, and
Jinju. The name
derives from
Korean Gyeongsang 'joyous furthermore'; from gyeong...
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first siege of
Jinju was one of two
battles during the ****anese
invasions of
Korea – the
first in 1592, and the
second in 1593. The
first siege attempt...
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which was
named the
Masan Line. On
December 1, 1923, the
Jinju Line
opened from
Masan to
Jinju,
extending the line to 110.2 km (68.5 mi). A
branch from...
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while dancing Geommu.
Geommu has
remained a
Court dance in the form of
Jinju Geommu but has also
retained its
status as a
primarily female dance. Geommu...
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Jinju Stadium (Korean: 진주종합경기장), is a multi-use
stadium in
Jinju,
South Korea It is used
mostly for
football matches. The
stadium was
built in 2010 and...
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Jinju Station is a
railway station in
Jinju,
South Korea, and is a stop
along the
Gyeongjeon Line. KTX
service from
Seoul to
Jinju started with KTX-I /...
