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History behind Kwang Gae |
Kwang Gar Toh Wang 19th King of Koguryo Dynasty who regained all previously lost territory. |
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Symbolism of Kwang Gae |
Represents expansion & recovery of lost territory. 39 movements refer to 391 CE - the year Kwang Gae ascended to the throne. |
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Significance of opening move in Kwang Gae |
Hanulson (Heaven Hands) is to symbolize Kwang Gae standing, gazing through his hands towards heaven, before battle, asking gods for quick victory. Breaking the apart is to signify beginning of battle. |
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Meaning of Chon-ji |
Means "heaven - light", and is interpreted to mean the creation of the world. This is why it one of the first forms learned. |
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Meaning of Dan-gun |
Named for Dangun Wanggeum, |
