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Jeongeupsa

Traditional Korean folk song from the Baekje era

Jeongeupsa (Korean: 정읍사; Hanja: 井邑詞, lit. "The Song of Jeongeup") is the only surviving gayo (가요) song from the Baekje kingdom. Jeongeupsa is the oldest song recorded in Hangul, and is thought to be a popular folk song originating sometime after the rule of King Gyeongdeok of Silla.

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Jeongeupsa

Traditional Korean folk song from the Baekje era

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Jeongeupsa (Korean: 정읍사; Hanja: 井邑詞, lit. "The Song of Jeongeup") is the only surviving gayo (가요) song from the Baekje kingdom. Jeongeupsa is the oldest song recorded in Hangul, and is thought to be a popular folk song originating sometime after the rule of King Gyeongdeok of Silla.

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Jeongeupsa (Korean: 정읍사; Hanja: 井邑詞, lit. "The Song of Jeongeup") is the only surviving gayo (가요) song from the Baekje kingdom. Jeongeupsa is the oldest song recorded in Hangul, and is thought to be a popular folk song originating sometime after the rule of King Gyeongdeok of Silla. It was later used as court music during the Goryeo and Joseon dynasties.

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