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Koryo
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Koryo (formerly known as Choson) was a loose association of three kingdoms all descended from the Han people. The kingdom was ruled by a strong king, the warlord, Wanang Sun.
Koryans spoke the Koryo language.[1]
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Koryo is modeled after Korea.
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- ↑ Thomas M. Costa (1999). Speaking in Tongues, Dragon #Annual 1999, p. 26. TSR, Inc.

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