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The Annals of King Taejo of the Ming Dynasty.
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Seo Jin (1989), Ancient Implements of Punishment, Jinan, China, Shandong Educational Publisher.
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Son Jintae (1948), “Matrilocal Marriage, a major form of Joseon’s wedding ceremony”, in Joseon Folk Culture Research Institute, (Joseon Culture Series Book, Vol. 5), Eulyoo Publishing.
