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- ↑ "허종". Terms Naver (in Korean). Naver . Retrieved August 10, 2021.
- ↑ At first, Goryeo's Princesses were granted the royal title of Gongju (공주) or Gungju (궁주), but in September 1308, it appears her title was changed into Ongju (옹주) which had the same meaning as "Royal Princess".
- ↑ "고려26대 충선왕 가족관계". Naver (in Korean). Retrieved August 10, 2021.
- ↑ Son of Heo-Sung (허숭; firstly named Heo-Pyeong (허평)) and Lady, of the Seowon Yeom clan (부인 서원염씨) who was the oldest daughter of Yeom Seung-ik (염승익). Heo-Jong was the nephew of Consort Sun from the Yangcheon Heo clan.
- ↑ In this series, the Princess appeared with showed liberation through love.이일화, '서동요'이어 '별남별녀' '직지' 등 제2의 전성기