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Ŭinyŏ

Ŭinyŏ (Korean: 의녀; Hanja: 醫女; lit. '"medicine women"') were female physicians who specialized in the treatment of women during the Joseon period (1392 – 1910) of Korea. The ŭinyŏ were established as a solution to social taboos against women receiving treatment from male physicians. The ŭinyŏ system first appeared in 1406 after King Taejong ordered its…

Medical training and practice, Establishment & Mobilization as entertainers

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Medical training and practice

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Establishment

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Mobilization as entertainers

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Hangul
의녀
Hanja
醫女
MR
ŭinyŏ
RR
uinyeo

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Establishment

Medical training and practice

Mobilization as entertainers

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Ŭinyŏ

Nodes31
Edges30
Triples51
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.064516
Components1

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Ŭinyŏ

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related to Establishment · 22
Ŭinyŏ → Along, Although, Although Heo Do, Annals, As, Buddhism, Confucian, Daoism, Free, He, Heo Do, However, It's, Jijesaengwonsa, Joseon, Joseon Dynasty, Korean, Sejong Era, Shamanism, The
related to Mobilization as entertainers · 13
Ŭinyŏ → After, As, At, From, In, In June, King Jungjong, King Seongjong's, King Yeonsangun, King's, The, They, When
related to Medical training and practice · 12
Ŭinyŏ → Great's, In February, In July, Jesaengwon, King Seongjong, Maijing, Ministry, Pulse Classic, Rites, Sejong, The Jesaengwon, Yejo
Hangul · 1
Ŭinyŏ → 의녀
Hanja · 1
Ŭinyŏ → 醫女
MR · 1
Ŭinyŏ → ŭinyŏ
RR · 1
Ŭinyŏ → uinyeo

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women female medicine king male joseon heo government system medical physicians gisaeng man parties treatment practice korean jesaengwon doctors even

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
ŬinyŏHangul의녀1.00infobox
ŬinyŏHanja醫女1.00infobox
ŬinyŏMRŭinyŏ1.00infobox
ŬinyŏRRuinyeo1.00infobox
Ŭinyŏrelated to EstablishmentThe0.60section
Ŭinyŏrelated to EstablishmentHeo Do0.60section
Ŭinyŏrelated to EstablishmentJijesaengwonsa0.60section
Ŭinyŏrelated to EstablishmentHe0.60section
Ŭinyŏrelated to EstablishmentIt's0.60section
Ŭinyŏrelated to EstablishmentAnnals0.60section
Ŭinyŏrelated to EstablishmentJoseon Dynasty0.60section
Ŭinyŏrelated to EstablishmentSejong Era0.60section

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