Kang Poyuk (Korean: 강보육; Hanja: 康寶育) was a great-grandfather of the first King of Goryeo, Taejo of Goryeo. In 919, he was posthumously honoured as King Wondeok. ^[1]

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Posthumous name
Kang Poyuk
Hangul	강보육
Hanja	康寶育
RR	Gang Boyuk
MR	Kang Poyuk
Hangul	원덕대왕
Hanja	元德大王
RR	Wondeok daewang
MR	Wŏndŏk taewang

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