File:Flag of the king of Joseon.svg
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English: Flag of the king of Joseon. Its name is Eo-gi(
어기 , IPA: ʌːɡɪ) in Korean. The manuscript of this flag is in the Kyujanggak, Seoul National Univ.한국어: 조선 시대의 어기(御旗). 서울대 규장각에 보관 중인 어기 필사본(규장각 청구기호 奎26192) 이미지를 참조하여 SVG파일로 만듦.
العربية: علم ملك جوسون، وهي الشعار الخاص للعائلة الملكية بمملكة جوسون في شبه الجزيرة الكورية. |
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| current | 10:46, 14 August 2022 | | 706 × 519 (10 KB) | wikimediacommons>NuclearElevator | Reoriented to match source (old version had the hoist on the right and was upside down) and reduced file size |
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