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"a threat to their status"

"Some accounts say the elite referred to the Korean alphabet derisively as amkeul (암클) meaning women's script"

"the Korean alphabet entered popular culture as King Sejong had intended, used especially by women and writers of popular fiction"

"Prince Yeonsan banned the study and publication of the Korean alphabet in 1504 during his kingship, after a document criticizing him was published"

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hangul

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