Which pansori song cycles are associated with dongpyeonje?

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The dongpyeonje style of pansori, which originated in the eastern Jeolla region of South Korea, is characterized by a deep, controlled vocal projection and a straightforward rhythmic approach. This school is specifically associated with the following three song cycles:

Heungbuga
Sugungga
Jeokbyeokga

These works are noted for their emphasis on the vigorous ujo melodic mode, distinguishing them from the song cycles typically favored by the seopyeonje school.1