1 – CONTENTS

CONTENTS:

Stories of Individual Hwarang

• The Wonhwa Nammo and Chunjóng (or Kyojóng)
• Sórwón-nang (Kuksón)
• Sadaham and Mugwan-nang:
• Paegun (Kuksón)
• Miri-rang (Kuksón) and Maitreya Buddhism
• Kóyóllang, Silch’ó-rang and Podong-nang
      Samnang-sa
• Wonkwang-Popsa, Kwisan and Ch’wihang
• Kunnang
• Kim Yusin (Kuksón)
• Hyesuk and Kudam (Hoserang)
• Chukchirang (Taemara) and Siro or Tugosil
• Munno-rang and Kim Humun
• Kwanch’ang
• Changch’un-nang and P’arang
• General Kim Yongyun and Kim Humch’un
• Chunyóng-nang
• Puryerang (Kuksón)
• Master Wólmyóng: "Song of Tusita Heaven"
• Taeyóng-nang
• Myónggi and Anlak
• Kilbo-rang
• King Kyongmun (Kim Ungnyom)
• Yowonnang (Kuksón), Yehúnnang, Kyewon, andSukjongnang
• Hyojongnang

Eleven Hwarang which cannot be placed under a king:

• Wól-lang
• Namsókhaeng (or Namnang), Sullang, Yóngnang, and An Sang
• Hwang Ch’ang
• Kisil-lang and Ch’wisó-rang
• Nallang
• Kwanp’um and Poch’ón

25 Hwarang of the Ch’ónchón-Ri Rock:

• Ch’ungyangrang, Mun "X" rang, Kwanlang,
  San-rang/Sónlang, Sullang, Sóngmirang, Ch’illúngrang,
  Sóngim-nang, Kim "X" rang, Ch’ónrang,
  Chebong-rang, Cherang, Popminnang,
  Ch’illang, Morang, Sanglang,
  Chóngkwanlang, Adorang, Imwónlang, Aho-Hwarang,
  Kumlang, Ósarang, Anrang,
  "X" Rang, Yónglang

Five People who might have been Hwarang:

• Wonhyo
• Wónsul
• General Bi Yeng Ja
• Tongnyang-P’aljin
• Pihyongnang

"Hwarang Do" in the Koryo and Yi Dynasty Sources:

• Min Yón (1269-1308) (Kuksón)
• Koryo and Yi Dynasty Sources
• The P’alkwanghoe Festivals and the Sóllang

Terms Used in Connection with the Hwarang Organization

Hwarang Do Before 576 A.D.

Summery

The World Hwa Rang Do Association

Bibliography