Gojoseon
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Contents
1
English
1.1
Etymology
1.2
Proper noun
1.2.1
Translations
English
English
Wikipedia
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Gojoseon
Wikipedia
Etymology
Borrowed from
Korean
고조선
(
gojoseon
)
.
Proper noun
Gojoseon
An
ancient
Korean
kingdom
.
Translations
Korean kingdom
(
deprecated template usage
)
{{
trans-mid
}}
Chinese:
Mandarin:
古朝鮮
/
古朝鲜
(zh)
(
Gǔcháoxiǎn
)
Cantonese:
古朝鮮
/
古朝鲜
(
Gu
2
Ciu
4
Sin
1
)
Hakka:
古朝鮮
/
古朝鲜
(
Kú-chêu-siên
)
Min Nan:
古朝鮮
/
古朝鲜
(
Kó͘-tiâu-sián
)
Japanese:
古朝鮮
(
こちょうせん, Kochōsen
)
Korean:
고조선
(
Gojoseon
)
(
古朝鮮
(ko)
)
Vietnamese:
Cổ Triều Tiên
(
古朝鮮
)
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:
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