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- Seonbi abstract "Seonbi means "virtuous scholar" in Korean and refers to Joseon-era scholars who passed up positions of wealth and power to lead lives of study and integrity. A seonbi was to live a modest life, learn continuously without cessation, and strive to perfect his character not only by gaining knowledge, but by learning and following the rightful path. It also typically denoted a young noblemen who prepared for the gwageo examination or passed it but did not take on government positions. Seonbi masculinity denoted a mental attainment rather than a physical performance.Due to the frequency of Korean literati purges, seonbis were idealized and romanticized in popular imagination as young men of integrity in contrast to the ruling yangban class, even though all seonbis came from that class.The wandering seonbi is a common figure in Korean depictions of the Joseon period. For instance, a seonbi appears as one of the characters in the mask dance of Hahoe Folk Village, where he competes with a yangban character, often depicted as corrupt and greedy.Seonbis were supposed to possess the virtues of filial piety and loyalty to the king of Confucianism, despise wealth or private interest, and be ready to lay down one's life to remain faithful to one's principles and to maintain one's integrity. They venerated scholars such as Jeong Mong-ju (who died for his fidelity to Goryeo), six martyred ministers (who refused to accept Sejo of Joseon's usurpation of the throne), and Jo Gwang-jo (a reformer who died trying to turn Joseon into an ideal Confucian society) as the embodiments of seonbi spirit and as examples to follow.".
- Seonbi thumbnail Sainshieum.jpg?width=300.
- Seonbi wikiPageExternalLink body02_3_01.htm.
- Seonbi wikiPageID "3930433".
- Seonbi wikiPageLength "2985".
- Seonbi wikiPageOutDegree "44".
- Seonbi wikiPageRevisionID "671301620".
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLink Category:Joseon_Dynasty.
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLink Category:Korean_Confucianism.
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLink Category:Korean_words_and_phrases.
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLink Cho_Shik.
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLink Choi_Ik-hyun.
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLink Confucianism.
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLink Culture_of_Korea.
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLink Goryeo.
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLink Gwageo.
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLink Hahoe_Folk_Village.
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLink Heo_Gyun.
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLink Jeong_Cheol.
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLink Jeong_Do-jeon.
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLink Jeong_Dojeon.
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLink Jeong_Mong-ju.
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLink Jeong_Mongju.
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLink Jeong_Yak-yong.
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLink Jo_Gwang-jo.
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLink Jo_Gwangjo.
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLink Jo_Sik.
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLink Joseon.
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLink Kim_Jeong-hui.
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLink Kim_Su-hang.
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLink Korean_Confucianism.
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLink Korean_culture.
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLink Korean_language.
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLink Korean_literati_purges.
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLink Korean_mask.
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLink Neo-Confucianism.
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLink Park_Ji-won.
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLink Sejo_of_Joseon.
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLink Seo_Gyeong-deok.
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLink Seong_Hon.
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLink Silhak.
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLink Six_martyred_ministers.
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLink Song_Ikpil.
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLink Song_Jun-gil.
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLink Song_Si-yeol.
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLink Song_Siyeol.
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLink Yangban.
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLink Yi_Gi.
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLink Yi_Hangno.
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLink Yi_Hwang.
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLink Yi_I.
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLink Yi_Su-gwang.
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLink Yi_Sugwang.
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLink Yun_Seon-do.
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLink Yun_Seondo.
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLinkText "Neo-Confucian scholars".
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLinkText "Seonbi".
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLinkText "literati".
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLinkText "scholar".
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLinkText "scholars".
- Seonbi wikiPageWikiLinkText "seonbi".
- Seonbi caption "18".
- Seonbi hangul "선비".
- Seonbi hasPhotoCollection Seonbi.
- Seonbi img "Sainshieum.jpg".
- Seonbi mr "Sŏnbi".
- Seonbi rr "Seonbi".
- Seonbi wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Col-begin.
- Seonbi wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Col-break.
- Seonbi wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Col-end.
- Seonbi wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Commons_category.
- Seonbi wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Infobox_Korean_name.
- Seonbi wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Korea-stub.
- Seonbi subject Category:Joseon_Dynasty.
- Seonbi subject Category:Korean_Confucianism.
- Seonbi subject Category:Korean_words_and_phrases.
- Seonbi type Article.
- Seonbi type Philosopher.
- Seonbi type Article.
- Seonbi type Confucianist.
- Seonbi type Philosopher.
- Seonbi comment "Seonbi means "virtuous scholar" in Korean and refers to Joseon-era scholars who passed up positions of wealth and power to lead lives of study and integrity. A seonbi was to live a modest life, learn continuously without cessation, and strive to perfect his character not only by gaining knowledge, but by learning and following the rightful path. It also typically denoted a young noblemen who prepared for the gwageo examination or passed it but did not take on government positions.".
- Seonbi label "Seonbi".
- Seonbi sameAs Seonbi.
- Seonbi sameAs ソンビ.
- Seonbi sameAs 선비.
- Seonbi sameAs Seonbi.
- Seonbi sameAs m.0b78m2.
- Seonbi sameAs Q710829.
- Seonbi sameAs Q710829.
- Seonbi sameAs 書生_(朝鮮).
- Seonbi wasDerivedFrom Seonbi?oldid=671301620.
- Seonbi depiction Sainshieum.jpg.
- Seonbi isPrimaryTopicOf Seonbi.