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474:'s unification of Korea, the Buddhists had great influence upon the government and most Goryeo kings appointed official Buddhist Great Monk advisors to assist in national administration. Due to the increasing Buddhist uprisings, Yi himself commanded his forces to put down these rebellions and raid Buddhist shrines. With his powerful forces, he swept the nation and raided and pillaged these shrines. 560: 25: 525:, an action which did not fulfill his objective but instead further endangered Yi's political situation. Due to this action, the 2nd Jo Invasion force, led by Chŏng Chung-bu's son Chŏng Kyun subsequently murdered Yi Ŭi-bang and his supporters and removed his daughter from the royal family. However, soon enough, Chŏng Chung-bu was also murdered and the young and righteous dictator 537:
General Yi Ŭi-bang's main legacy remains in the balance that was achieved through the purging of scholars during his co-governance with Chong. Before the arrival of Yi, the scholar class had more influence in the government to the extent that the warrior-class was greatly mistreated. With the
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With Chong, Yi increased the size and power of the military and attracted military-class administrators to the regime and appointed these men to national offices which were previously reserved for scholar-class ministers. In 1173, when a scholar-class minister
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During his co-governance with Chŏng, Yi also faced a series of Buddhist Monk uprisings from different shrines around the nation. As Goryeo was officially a Buddhist nation since
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changing of kings and shifting of power from scholar-class to warrior-class, Goryeo faced a new era. A final and very important legacy is his connection with the founder of the
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24th year), he joined the Goryeo warrior rebellion, which occurred in defiance against the typically minister ruled Korea. Primary leaders of this rebellion was
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birth. Due to this action, Yi lost support and favors from the people, and when he attempted to put down this rebellion, he failed.
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period. He was one of many military dictators of Goryeo in the aftermath of the 1170 warrior rebellion.
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Yi, attempting to put down Chŏng and gain more power, tried to appoint his daughter as Royal
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was soon disposed and the new warrior-class ministers set up a puppet king
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who found that warrior-class treatment was truly unfair and planned a
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Younger brother - Yi Kŏ, Internal Prince Consort Sayeol (
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Lancaster, Lewis R.; Suh, Kikun; Yu, Chai-Shin (2002).
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Military Leader of Goryeo
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Jeonju Yi clan
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