Won Cheon-seok
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Won Cheon-seok
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Won Cheon-seok, also known by his art name Ungok, was a hermit during the late Goryeo to early Joseon periods. He is known for being the writer of Heohoga, a song of reminiscence of the past in Cheong-gu-young-un, a collective edition of Korean traditional poems. He was born in Gaeseong in 1330. He was a member of the Wonju Won clan, and the son of Won Yun-jeok. He was a bright child and excelled in school. He passed Jinsasi, a civil service exam in Goryeo when he was 27. However he was deterred
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Korean intellectual (1330–?)
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Won_Cheon-seok
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2024-02-05T00:29:02Z
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