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Sesok-ogye

Moral code of the Hwarang formulated by Buddhist monk Won Gwang

The Sesok-ogye, or just Ogye, are the five secular rules (and part of the moral code) of the Hwarang (an elite warrior group of the Silla dynasty) formulated by Buddhist monk Won Gwang consisting of five rules: Loyalty to the country (originally: Fealty to the king) Respect and obey one's parents (i.e. filial piety) Show trust among friends (i.e. candor and sincerity) Never retreat in battle Kill only with selective reasoning These were (part of) the rules that the Hwarang had to abide by. The code is still used by many Korean martial artists a...

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Sesok-ogye

Moral code of the Hwarang formulated by Buddhist monk Won Gwang

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The Sesok-ogye, or just Ogye, are the five secular rules (and part of the moral code) of the Hwarang (an elite warrior group of the Silla dynasty) formulated by Buddhist monk Won Gwang consisting of five rules: Loyalty to the country (originally: Fealty to the king) Respect and obey one's parents (i.e. filial piety) Show trust among friends (i.e. candor and sincerity) Never retreat in battle Kill only with selective reasoning These were (part of) the rules that the Hwarang had to abide by. The code is still used by many Korean martial artists a...

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The Sesok-ogye, or just Ogye, are the five secular rules (and part of the moral code) of the Hwarang (an elite warrior group of the Silla dynasty) formulated by Buddhist monk Won Gwang consisting of five rules: Loyalty to the country (originally: Fealty to the king) Respect and obey one's parents (i.e. filial piety) Show trust among friends (i.e. candor and sincerity) Never retreat in battle Kill only with selective reasoning These were (part of) the rules that the Hwarang had to abide by. The code is still used by many Korean martial artists and can be found in gyms around the world.

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