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References

    1.   Hunminjeongum Manuscript. UNESCO Memory of the World.
         Registrated in 1997. https://www.unesco.org/en/memory-world/
         hunminjeongum-manuscript
    2.   The Hunminjeongeum Haeryebon (Gansong Edition) (Traditional
         Stitch Binding) – Supervised by Kim Seulong and Jeong Woo-young.
         Gaonnuri, 2024.
    3.   Reading the Hunminjeongeum Haeryebon Together – Compiled and
         Edited by Kim Seulong. MiraeBooks, 2025.
    4.   The Origin and History of the Hunminjeongeum Haeryebon and
         Eonhaebon – The Roots and History of Hangul – Kim Seul-ong,
         Gaonnuri, 2024
    5.   National Institute of the Korean Language's Urimalsaem Old Hangul
         Input Tool.: https://opendict.korean.go.kr/popup/oldHanglePop
    6.   Unicode Hangul 11,172 https://www.unicode.org/charts/PDF/
         UAC00.pdf
    7.   View All 1,638,750 Unicode Combinable Hangul Letters https://
         charset.fandom.com/ko/wiki/유니코드_옛한글_1638750자
    8.   Hunminjeongeum Haeryebon Original Text (in Classical Chinese) –
         Korean Studies Material Center. (https://kostma.aks.ac.kr)
    9.   A Study on the Principle of Character Combination and the Ideology
         of Science of I Ching in Hunminjeongeum: Focusing on the Principles
         of Yin-yang and Five Elements & the Principles of Three Components
         of the Universe - Kim, Man-Tae. 2012
    10. The Hangul Revolution – Written by Kim Seulong. Sallimteo, 2019.
    11. The Birth of Hangul, Revised and Expanded Edition – Written by
         Noma Hideki. Dolbegae, 2022




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