| Park Man-sun |
| The best pupil of Song Heung-rok, the King of Pansori |
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| Jeokbyeok battle |
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| Lee Nal-chi |
| A great singer of Seopyeonje |
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| Gukchang Lee Nal-chi Monument (at the foot of Byeongpungsan in Jeonnam Damyang) |
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| Song U-ryong |
| The legal successor of Song's family |
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| The monument erected at Dongpyeonje street in Namwon |
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| Kim Se-jong |
| An unrivalled Pansori theorist |
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| The house of his birth (Sunchang0gun Donggye) |
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| Jang Ja-baek |
| A renowned singer known also for his beauty |
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| The military service examination passing tablet of Jang Ja-back |
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| Jeong Chang-eop |
| A renowned singer who embraced the rueful Gyeomyeon singing style |
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| Hwajuseung and Sim Hak-gyu |
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| Jeong Chun-pung |
| A renowned singer combining theory with practice |
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| Gangcheonmoseol picture in Sosangpalgyeong |
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| Kim Chan-eop |
| A sorikkun with a deep understanding of Pansori |
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| Byeoljubu |
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| Kim Jeong-geun |
| A renowned singer of reputable Junggoje family linking Kim Seong-ok, Kim Jeong-geun, and Kim Chang-ryong |
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| Kim Jeong-geun's son, Kim Chang-ryong |
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| Han Song-hak |
| A renowned singer of Junggoje at Jangkkitaryeong |
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| ChanggeukJangkkijeon |
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