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I am Varauk. I joined Wikipedia because of my friend, Jakkinx., who advised me to enter into this community. My name derives from the name of my character in the online MMO, Epic Duel. My character, Varauk, is a Level 30 Bounty Hunter, and I typically employ high level Smokescreen, Field Medic (the most under rated ability in the game) and Bloodlust in battles. My friend Jakkinx also plays, under the names Jakkinx and Jakkkinx, with a Mage and Bounty Hunter respectively. On Wikipedia, I wish to try a little of everything, as I am new and don't know much about it. Hopefully, I can contribute through counter-vandalism and work on video game articles, particularly the restoration of many of the Artix Entertainment projects, such ad Epic Duel and Adventure Quest Worlds. If you have anything you'd like to bring to my attention, please leave a message on my talk page. |
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Heungseon Daewongun (1821–1898) was the title of Yi Ha-eung, the regent of Joseon during the minority of Emperor Gojong in the 1860s. Until his death, he was a key political figure of late-Joseon Korea. The Daewongun is remembered both for the wide-ranging reforms that he attempted during his regency, as well as for what was described by historian Hilary Conroy as "vigorous enforcement of the seclusion policy, persecution of Christians, and the killing or driving off of foreigners who landed on Korean soil". This silk painting of the Daewongun, now in the collection of the National Museum of Korea, was created by an unknown artist circa 1869. It is designated as a Treasure of Korea.Painting credit: unknown
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