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In the history of the Rithmatist, the Mongols were turned to work for the JoSeun empire during the Koreo Dynasty. {{book ref|Rithmatist|8}} |
In the history of the Rithmatist, the Mongols were turned to work for the JoSeun empire during the Koreo Dynasty. {{book ref|Rithmatist|8}} |
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| − | The empire invaded and conquered Europe, forcing |
+ | The empire invaded and conquered Europe, forcing King [[Gregory III]] to flee [[Britannia]] and seek refuge in the [[United Isles of America]].{{book ref|Rithmatist|6}} |
The JoSeun are mentioned as being devoutly Buddhist. {{book ref|Rithmatist|19}} |
The JoSeun are mentioned as being devoutly Buddhist. {{book ref|Rithmatist|19}} |
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Revisión del 17:42 27 dic 2018
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The JoSeun Empire was a nation on Earth originating from Asia.[1]
In the history of the Rithmatist, the Mongols were turned to work for the JoSeun empire during the Koreo Dynasty. [2]
The empire invaded and conquered Europe, forcing King Gregory III to flee Britannia and seek refuge in the United Isles of America.[3]
The JoSeun are mentioned as being devoutly Buddhist. [4]
Etymology
The name perhaps comes from Joseon, a Korean state that lasted from 1392 to 1897.
Notes
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