Jeonbuk
Jeonbuk proper noun: a special self-governing province in South Korea.
Proper noun
Jeonbuk
- A special self-governing province in South Korea.
- Jeonbuk State was the center of Mahan, one of Samhan (Three Han)Countries. Out of 54 tribes, 15 had their base in the region. In the Three Kingdoms Period, the region belonged to the Baekje Kingdom, which was incorporated with Mahan. Jungbang was the center of the province during the Baekje Kingdom.2024, “History of Jeonbuk State”, in Jeonbuk State, archived from the original on 11 Mar 2025
- To extend the metaphor just a bit further: In September, South Korea’s art world is as diverse and bountiful as bibimbap. For the second year in a row, the nation’s Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism is marketing a Korea Art Festival that lasts the entire month, aiming to draw crowds to scores...2025 August 29, Andrew Russeth, “Art Blooms Across South Korea in September, Despite an Uneasy Market”, in The New York Times (Art & Design section), New York, N.Y.: The New York Times Company...
- Synonyms:
- North Jeolla
Synonyms of Jeonbuk
Origin of Jeonbuk
From Korean 전북(全北) (Jeonbuk).
Questions about Jeonbuk
- What does Jeonbuk mean?
- Jeonbuk means a special self-governing province in South Korea.
- What part of speech is Jeonbuk?
- Jeonbuk is a proper noun.
Words near Jeonbuk in the dictionary
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