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During the late Chosôn Period,
the main road from Seoul to Kongju was as follows:
(in ri, 10 ri is about 4 Km), [present place name]Kyôngsa [Seoul]
Tongjakchin (10) Kwach'ôn (20) Kalsan (10) Mirûktang (20) Hwasông
[Suwôn] (10) Ryuch'ôn (5) Chungjô (25) Ch'ônghoyôk
(30) Chinwi (8) Sosa (30) Sônghwanyôk (20) Ch'ônan
(40) Kûmgyeyôk (18) Tôkp'yông (10) Ch'ryông
(15) Kwanghoech'ang (20) Morowôn (25) Konju
(* Sôyugu, <<Yeguji>> <<Imwôn kyongjeji>> 5, Seoul Pogyôngmunhwasa 1983)
Or more detailed:
Kyôngsa Tongjakchin (12) Sûngbangp'yông (4) Namt'aeryông
(7) Kwach'ôn (7) Indôgwôn (8) Kalsanjôm
(3) Sahyônp'yông (9) Chijidae (5) Suwôn (15) Haryuch'ôn
(15) Chungmihyôn (15) Osanjôm (8) Chinwi (12) Taebaekch'i
(10) Karwôn (8) Kach'ôn (2) Sosajôm (10) Agyo
(3) Honggyôngbi (7) Sônghwanyôk (10) Sugarwôn
(5) Chiksan (5) Pyôngjangsûngu (7) It'ori (13) Ch'ônan
(10) Samgôri (5) Kûmjeyôk (15) Tôkp'yôngjôm
(10) Wôn'gi (10) Ch'aryông (5) Injewôn (5) Kwangjôngyôk
(5) Kungwôn (10) Morowôn * Sôyugu, <<Yeguji>>:
<<Imwôn kyongjeji>> 5, Seoul: Pogyôngmunhwasa
(** Kim Chôngho, <<Taedong chiji>>, Seoul Aseamunhwasa 1976)
Courtesy Dr Sungjong Paik [Seminar fuer Sinologie und Koreanistik
der Universitaet Tuebingen Wilhelmstr. 133 D-72074 Tuebingen Germany]
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