Carlos Alayon, Kwan Jang
Dan Bernardo, Sabom
Aaron Turner, Sabom
Alden Gavanek, Sabom
Carlos Alayon, Kwan Jang
Dan Bernardo, Sabom
Aaron Turner, Sabom
Sixto Olmo, Kyosa
Carlos Alayon, Kwan Jang
Dan Bernardo, Sabom
Aaron Turner, Sabom
Alden Galvanek, Sabom
Max Hein, Sabom
Sixto Olmo, Kyosa
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TIMES OF IMPORTANCE November 9, 1914 - Hwang Kee is Born 1910 to 1945 - The Japanese Occupation of Korea 1936 - Hwang Kee Worked on the railroad in Manchuria, he was introduced to a Chinese master, Master Yang. November 9, 1945 - Hwang Kee started teaching Dangsudo under the name Hwasudo 1947 - Changed the name to Dangsudo 1950 - Korean War halted the development of Hwang Kee's Dojang 1953 - Hwang Kee returned to Seoul after the war. 1955 - He opened his first Moodukkwan Dojang with the help of Kim Yong Duk and Choi Hee Suk. 1957 - Dangsudo Moodukkwan was first introduced to U.S. Servicemen. 1957 - Hwang Kee began reading the "Moo Yeh Do Bo Tong Ji". 1958 - Hwang Kee published his "Dangsudo Kyobon". 1960 - Hwang Kee changed the name of his organization to Korea Soobahkdo Association. 1960 - The Korean Government began it's martial arts revolution 1970 - Hwang Kee published his "Soobahkdo (Dangsu) Daegam" |
