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| − | Kim Tae-won (1870-1908) was anti-Japanese civilian army leader in the Honam region in the last years of the Joseon dynasty (1392-1910). He participated in the Donghak Peasant Uprising in 1894. Later in 1906, he formed an anti-Japanese civilian army with his younger brother Kim Yul. In January 1908, he fought against the Japanese with his brother at Mudeungdan Mountain, successfully killing the head of the Japanese army stationed in Gwangju, named Yoshida. However, he lost his life in the battle on Gwangju's Eodungsan Mountain in May of that year. | + | [[김태원|Kim Tae-won]] (1870-1908; pen name: Jukbong) was anti-Japanese civilian army leader in the Honam region in the last years of the Joseon dynasty (1392-1910). He participated in the [[동학농민운동|Donghak Peasant Uprising]] in 1894. Later in 1906, he formed an [[한말_호남_의병|anti-Japanese civilian army]] with his younger brother [[김율|Kim Yul]]. In January 1908, he fought against the Japanese with his brother at [[무등산|Mudeungdan Mountain]], successfully killing the head of the Japanese army stationed in Gwangju, named Yoshida. However, he lost his life in the battle on Gwangju's [[어등산|Eodungsan Mountain]] in May of that year. [[Jukbong-daero Avenue]] in Gwangju is named after him, while there are several monuments erected in his honor. |
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Kim Tae-won and the Anti-Japanese Civilian Armies
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Kim Tae-won (1870-1908; pen name: Jukbong) was anti-Japanese civilian army leader in the Honam region in the last years of the Joseon dynasty (1392-1910). He participated in the Donghak Peasant Uprising in 1894. Later in 1906, he formed an anti-Japanese civilian army with his younger brother Kim Yul. In January 1908, he fought against the Japanese with his brother at Mudeungdan Mountain, successfully killing the head of the Japanese army stationed in Gwangju, named Yoshida. However, he lost his life in the battle on Gwangju's Eodungsan Mountain in May of that year. Jukbong-daero Avenue in Gwangju is named after him, while there are several monuments erected in his honor.
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