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Three Chancelleries

Korean administrative body
Also known as: Samsŏng
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  • Korean Peninsula
    Korea
    / Social structure and culture

    …of two supreme organs: the Three Chancelleries (Samseong) and the Royal Secretariat (Jungchuwon). These two formed the Supreme Council of State. Goryeo politics was thus centered in the aristocratic council. Officials above the fifth grade were given land for permanent possession. Even the land that was supposed to be returned…

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    …of two supreme organs: the Three Chancelleries (Samseong) and the Royal Secretariat (Jungchuwon). These two formed the Supreme Council of State. Goryeo politics was thus centered in the aristocratic council. Officials above the fifth grade were given land for permanent possession. Even the land that was supposed to be returned…

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