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Wang Ryung

Wang Ryung (Korean: 왕륭; Hanja: 王隆; died May 897), also known as Wang Yung, was a Korean hojok, or local regional lord of Song-ak, who lived during the Later Three Kingdoms period. He was the father of Wang Kŏn, the founder of the Goryeo dynasty. He was later posthumously honoured with a temple name of Sejo and a posthumous name of King Wimu the Great by…

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Burial
Changneung tomb
Died
897 Geumseong County
Father
Chakchegŏn
Hangul
왕륭; 왕융 · 용건 · 문명 · 위무대왕 · 세조
Hanja
王隆 · 龍建 · 文明 · 威武大王 · 世祖
House
Wang

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Wang Ryung

Nodes23
Edges22
Triples30
Avg. degree1.91
Density0.086957
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Wang Ryung

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Hangul · 5
Wang Ryung → 문명, 세조, 왕륭; 왕융, 용건, 위무대왕
Hanja · 5
Wang Ryung → 世祖, 威武大王, 文明, 王隆, 龍建
MR · 5
Wang Ryung → Munmyŏng, Sejo, Wang Ryung; Wang Yung, Wimu taewang, Yonggŏn
RR · 5
Wang Ryung → Munmyeong, Sejo, Wang Ryung; Wang Yung, Wimu daewang, Yonggeon
Burial · 1
Wang Ryung → Changneung tomb
Died · 1
Wang Ryung → 897 Geumseong County
Father · 1
Wang Ryung → Chakchegŏn
House · 1
Wang Ryung → Wang
Issue · 1
Wang Ryung → Taejo of Goryeo
Mother · 1
Wang Ryung → Lady Yongnyŏ

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later died wang goryeo geumseong 897 temple name posthumous kŏn korean song-ak father known lord kung ye hanja king also

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Wang RyungBurialChangneung tomb1.00infobox
Wang RyungDied897 Geumseong County1.00infobox
Wang RyungFatherChakchegŏn1.00infobox
Wang RyungHangul왕륭; 왕융1.00infobox
Wang RyungHangul용건1.00infobox
Wang RyungHangul문명1.00infobox
Wang RyungHangul위무대왕1.00infobox
Wang RyungHangul세조1.00infobox
Wang RyungHanja王隆1.00infobox
Wang RyungHanja龍建1.00infobox
Wang RyungHanja文明1.00infobox
Wang RyungHanja威武大王1.00infobox
Wang RyungHanja世祖1.00infobox
Wang RyungHouseWang1.00infobox
Wang RyungIssueTaejo of Goryeo1.00infobox
Wang RyungMotherLady Yongnyŏ1.00infobox
Wang RyungMRWang Ryung; Wang Yung1.00infobox
Wang RyungMRYonggŏn1.00infobox
Wang RyungMRMunmyŏng1.00infobox
Wang RyungMRWimu taewang1.00infobox
Wang RyungMRSejo1.00infobox
Wang RyungPosthumous namePosthumous nameKing Wollyeol Minhye Wimu the Great 원렬민혜위무대왕 (元烈敏惠威武大王)Temple nameSejo (세조, 世祖)1.00infobox
Wang RyungReligionBuddhism1.00infobox
Wang RyungRRWang Ryung; Wang Yung1.00infobox
Wang RyungRRYonggeon1.00infobox
Wang RyungRRMunmyeong1.00infobox
Wang RyungRRWimu daewang1.00infobox
Wang RyungRRSejo1.00infobox
Wang RyungSpouseQueen Wisuk1.00infobox
Wang RyungTenure896 – 8971.00infobox

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