Resident of Myeonghak-so who rose up with his brother Mangi
He rose against the discrimination and exploitation suffered by the people of the so settlements and captured Gongju. The government first raised Myeonghak-so to Chungsun County to calm them, then sent troops again; the brothers rose once more but were put down in 1177. It is a leading example of revolts under the military regime against the status discrimination imposed on so residents.
Mangi and Mangsoi of Myeonghak-so in Gongju rose up against the discrimination and exactions suffered by "so" districts; the government tried to placate them by upgrading the district to a county.
Resident of Myeonghak-so in Gongju who rose up with his brother Mangsoi in 1176
Nineteenth king of Goryeo, enthroned by the generals; his reign saw military infighting and uprisings until Choe Chung-heon deposed him
From Ungjin, Baekje’s second capital, to Ugeumchi — the town on the Geum River that became the heart of Chungcheong