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Korea's palace life and Joseon dynasty drama series are popular and greatly influenced on other part of Asian countries including India. It is a major achievement of Korean culture. I'm proud of Korean palace court drama, these are very interesting and amazing. I love to watching and teaching Korean
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I think like with everything we have to use reliable secondary sources. So if it is a reliable source referring to them as disbanded, even if there's no other announcements to go off, that would be what to follow. However, I'm not sure if you were considering this to be included in the issue, but I
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