Ko P'an-rye
Korean religious leader (1880–1935)
Ko P'an-rye (Korean: 고판례; Hanja: 高判禮; April 22, 1880 – June 24, 1909), also known as Ko Puin or Ko Subu, was the founder of Seondogyo (선도교; 仙道敎), the first sect of Jeungsanism during the Japanese colonial period in Korea. Her contributions to the religion and her spiritual activities marked significant growth and development within the movement.
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Ko P'an-rye
Korean religious leader (1880–1935)
Ko P'an-rye (Korean: 고판례; Hanja: 高判禮; April 22, 1880 – June 24, 1909), also known as Ko Puin or Ko Subu, was the founder of Seondogyo (선도교; 仙道敎), the first sect of Jeungsanism during the Japanese colonial period in Korea. Her contributions to the religion and her spiritual activities marked significant growth and development within the movement.
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Ko P'an-rye (Korean: 고판례; Hanja: 高判禮; April 22, 1880 – June 24, 1909), also known as Ko Puin or Ko Subu, was the founder of Seondogyo (선도교; 仙道敎), the first sect of Jeungsanism during the Japanese colonial period in Korea. Her contributions to the religion and her spiritual activities marked significant growth and development within the movement.
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