Yongbieocheonga

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Yongbieocheonga is a 15th-century Korean poetic work, regarded as the first piece of literature written in Hangul and celebrating the founding and virtues of the Joseon dynasty.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Korean poetic work
classical Korean literature
court poetry
didactic poem
associatedWithDynasty Joseon dynasty NERFINISHED
author Jeong Inji NERFINISHED
Park Paengnyeon NERFINISHED
Seong Sammun NERFINISHED
other scholars of Sejong’s court
celebrates founding of the Joseon dynasty
commissionedBy Sejong of Joseon NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Korea NERFINISHED
dateOfCreation 15th century
describes deeds of early Joseon kings
genealogy of Joseon royal house
mythic and historical ancestors of Joseon
genre political poetry
praise poetry
hasCulturalHeritageStatus important work of Korean cultural heritage
historicalContext early reign of Sejong of Joseon
ideology Confucian kingship NERFINISHED
Heaven-granted legitimacy
inception 1440s
influenced development of Korean written literature
later Korean didactic poetry
influencedBy Chinese dynastic praise poetry
Confucian political thought
intendedAudience educated elite
royal court
language Korean
literarySignificance earliest extant example of Hangul literature
first major work written in Hangul
mainSubject Joseon dynasty NERFINISHED
legitimization of royal authority
virtues of kingship
numberOfCanticles 125
patron Sejong of Joseon NERFINISHED
preservedIn early Joseon printed editions
purpose to legitimize the new dynasty
to praise the founders of Joseon
to provide moral exemplars for rulers
structure series of cantos (songs)
titleInHangul 용비어천가 NERFINISHED
titleInHanja 龍飛御天歌 NERFINISHED
titleRomanization Yongbieocheonga NERFINISHED
titleTranslation Songs of the Dragons Flying to Heaven NERFINISHED
writingSystem Classical Chinese
Hangul

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Middle Korean notableDocument Yongbieocheonga