DescriptionKorean palace-woman in full regalia.jpg	世界風俗写真帖　第１集 1901; Labelled as "a Lady's maid in Korean emperor's court" but also thought by many to be Myoungseong, Queen Min English: A Palace-woman in full regalia, c.1900; p.183 The passing of Korea (book)
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