Eom Heung-do

Joseon civil servant (1404-1474)

Eom Heung-do (Korean: 엄흥도; Hanja: 嚴興道; 1404 – 26 February 1474) was a local official during the Joseon dynasty. He is remembered as a figure of loyalty for secretly retrieving and burying the body of the deposed King Danjong in 1457 despite King Sejo's threats.

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Eom Heung-do

Joseon civil servant (1404-1474)

Eom Heung-do (Korean: 엄흥도; Hanja: 嚴興道; 1404 – 26 February 1474) was a local official during the Joseon dynasty. He is remembered as a figure of loyalty for secretly retrieving and burying the body of the deposed King Danjong in 1457 despite King Sejo's threats.

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Eom Heung-do (Korean: 엄흥도; Hanja: 嚴興道; 1404 – 26 February 1474) was a local official during the Joseon dynasty. He is remembered as a figure of loyalty for secretly retrieving and burying the body of the deposed King Danjong in 1457 despite King Sejo's threats.

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