Random Mahan Confederacy Monarchs (9 items)report

[#]: 6
[Portrait]:
[Westernized]: King Hyo
[Hanja/Hangul]: 箕亨（기형）
[Period of reign]: 113BCE－73BCE
(Monarchs of Mahan confederacy)
[#]: 1
[Portrait]:
[Westernized]: King Jun
[Hanja/Hangul]: 箕準（기준）
[Period of reign]: 220BCE－193BCE
(Monarchs of Mahan confederacy)
[#]: 2
[Portrait]:
[Westernized]: King Gang
[Hanja/Hangul]: 康王（강왕）
[Period of reign]: 193BCE－189BCE
(Monarchs of Mahan confederacy)
[#]: 5
[Portrait]:
[Westernized]: King Myung
[Hanja/Hangul]: 箕武（기무）
[Period of reign]: 144BCE－113BCE
(Monarchs of Mahan confederacy)
[#]: 9
[Portrait]:
[Westernized]: King Gye
[Hanja/Hangul]: 箕貞（기정）
[Period of reign]: 33BCE－17BCE
(Monarchs of Mahan confederacy)
[#]: 3
[Portrait]:
[Westernized]: King An
[Hanja/Hangul]: 箕龕（기감）
[Period of reign]: 189BCE－157BCE
(Monarchs of Mahan confederacy)

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The 1392, Taejo of Joseon, replaced the wangs in Goryeo. The capital of the Korean dynasty was founded in the capital of the Goryeo Dynasty, and the capital of the 1394 dynasty was established in Hanyang (now Seoul) . It was renamed Seoul the following year. 1398, after the first Prince rebellion, moved again to open the capital; 1400, after the second Prince rebellion, finally settled on Seoul. By the middle of the 15th century, the Kingdom of North Korea was roughly the size of north and South Korea combined, bounded by the Yalu and Tumen River Rivers.

The random generator tool collates 9 items and records specific information such as the ruling monarchs, the length of rule, and the dynasty names used in several dynasties of the Mahan Confederacy. These include the King Jun, King Gang, King An, King Myung dynasties, which we may be familiar with.

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