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Guro-gu: Gung-dong
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- This is a local guide describing the administrative history, name origin and landmarks of Gung-dong in Guro-gu, Seoul.
- Gung-dong was incorporated into Seoul in 1963 and became a dong, taking its name from the large house where Princess Jeongseon Ongju, daughter of King Seonjo, lived.
- The graves of Jeongseon Ongju and Gwon Daeim are in the Andong Gwon clan cemetery west of Gungdong Reservoir, and Wongaksa and Gwaneumsa temples are also located here.
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