Baekjeong
The Baekjeong (Korean: 백정) were an untouchable class in Korea, originating from some minority, nomadic groups of disputed ethnicity. In the early part of the Goryeo period (918–1392), these minorities were largely settled in fixed communities. However, the Mongol invasion left Korea in disarray and anomie, and these groups became nomadic. Other subgroups of the baekjeong were the ‘’ and the ‘hwachae’. The baekjeong occupied specific professions like butchery, tanning, basket weaving and performing executions. During the Goryeo period, "baekjeong" was used as a neutral term to refer to the common people. From the time of the Joseon dynasty, it became an insulting title used to refer to the lowest class of society. In addition, since the Joseon dynasty, the "baekjeong" has been also used to
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Baekjeong
The Baekjeong (Korean: 백정) were an untouchable class in Korea, originating from some minority, nomadic groups of disputed ethnicity. In the early part of the Goryeo period (918–1392), these minorities were largely settled in fixed communities. However, the Mongol invasion left Korea in disarray and anomie, and these groups became nomadic. Other subgroups of the baekjeong were the ‘’ and the ‘hwachae’. The baekjeong occupied specific professions like butchery, tanning, basket weaving and performing executions. During the Goryeo period, "baekjeong" was used as a neutral term to refer to the common people. From the time of the Joseon dynasty, it became an insulting title used to refer to the lowest class of society. In addition, since the Joseon dynasty, the "baekjeong" has been also used to
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Baekjeong (Korea: 백정) adalah k ...... apaian riset sejarah saat ini.
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Los baekjeong (백정) eran un gru ...... os dalits de la India y Nepal.
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The Baekjeong (Korean: 백정) wer ...... sed in the restaurants' names.
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白丁在中國古代指“没有功名、没有官职或文盲的平民”,如《隋书 ...... 於官府的徵稅和徭役,反而成為朝鮮時代後期可有資本蓄積的階級。
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白丁(朝:ペッチョン/ペクチョン、日:はくちょう、はくてい) ...... 分、賤民身分の奴婢の更に下の最下層の人々を指すようになった。
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백정(白丁)은 오늘날 도살업에 종사하는 사람, 곧 도살자를 이르는 명칭이나, 역사적으로 볼 때 시기마다 그 뜻하는 바가 달랐다. 백장이라고도 한다.
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백정
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Paekchŏng
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Baekjeong
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Baekjeong (Korea: 백정) adalah k ...... tkan seseorang. Terkadang, di
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Los baekjeong (백정) eran un gru ...... os dalits de la India y Nepal.
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The Baekjeong (Korean: 백정) wer ...... kjeong" has been also used to
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白丁在中國古代指“没有功名、没有官职或文盲的平民”,如《隋书 ...... 於官府的徵稅和徭役,反而成為朝鮮時代後期可有資本蓄積的階級。
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白丁(朝:ペッチョン/ペクチョン、日:はくちょう、はくてい) ...... 分、賤民身分の奴婢の更に下の最下層の人々を指すようになった。
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백정(白丁)은 오늘날 도살업에 종사하는 사람, 곧 도살자를 이르는 명칭이나, 역사적으로 볼 때 시기마다 그 뜻하는 바가 달랐다. 백장이라고도 한다.
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Baekjeong
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Baekjeong
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Baekjeong
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白丁
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白丁
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백정
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