Hyanggyo were Confucian schools built by the governments of Goryeo, Joseon and the Empire of Korea to educate and train officials in Confucian ideals and the ethics of government. See also list of seowon.

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Asan Hyanggyo 36°50′58″N 126°56′47″E / 36.8495°N 126.9463°E / 36.8495; 126.9463
Bianhyanggyo 36°22′13″N 128°28′19″E / 36.37025°N 128.472°E / 36.37025; 128.472
Biinhyanggyo 1398[1] 36°08′25″N 126°36′28″E / 36.1403583°N 126.60782°E / 36.1403583; 126.60782
Bonghwahyanggyo 36°53′18″N 128°48′57″E / 36.88839°N 128.81572°E / 36.88839; 128.81572
Boryeong Hyanggyo 1723 36°24′41″N 126°35′33″E / 36.4114361°N 126.592375°E / 36.4114361; 126.592375
Boseonghyanggyo 1397[1] 34°46′07″N 127°04′43″E / 34.76861°N 127.07861°E / 34.76861; 127.07861
Buyeo Hyanggyo 36°16′49″N 126°54′52″E / 36.28041°N 126.9144805°E / 36.28041; 126.9144805
Changpyeonghyanggyo 35°13′00″N 126°59′03″E / 35.216694°N 126.9843°E / 35.216694; 126.9843
Cheonan Hyanggyo 1398[1] 36°49′03″N 127°10′19″E / 36.8175°N 127.17194°E / 36.8175; 127.17194
Cheongdohyanggyo 1568[1] 35°38′49″N 128°42′31″E / 35.64683°N 128.708639°E / 35.64683; 128.708639
Cheonghahyanggyo 1398[1] 36°12′01″N 129°20′19″E / 36.20025°N 129.3385°E / 36.20025; 129.3385
Cheongjuhyanggyo 36°38′14″N 127°29′21″E / 36.637161°N 127.4890805°E / 36.637161; 127.4890805
Cheongpunghyanggyo 37°00′01″N 128°09′58″E / 37.00028°N 128.1661°E / 37.00028; 128.1661
Cheongsong Hyanggyo 1426[1] 36°26′05″N 129°03′27″E / 36.43472°N 129.0575°E / 36.43472; 129.0575
Cheongyang Hyanggyo 36°27′18″N 126°48′55″E / 36.455°N 126.81528°E / 36.455; 126.81528
Cheorwonhyanggyoji 38°14′21″N 127°12′50″E / 38.23917°N 127.214°E / 38.23917; 127.214
Chuncheonhyanggyo
Chungju Hyanggyo 1398[1] 36°58′29″N 127°56′16″E / 36.974625°N 127.93783°E / 36.974625; 127.93783
Daeheunghyanggyo 1405[1] 36°36′58″N 126°47′13″E / 36.6161°N 126.78694°E / 36.6161; 126.78694
Daejeonghyanggyo 1420[1] 33°14′22″N 126°17′18″E / 33.2394°N 126.2883°E / 33.2394; 126.2883
Dangjin Hyanggyo 1407[1] 36°53′33″N 126°37′59″E / 36.8925°N 126.63305°E / 36.8925; 126.63305
Deoksan Hyanggyo 36°42′00″N 126°39′18″E / 36.70004°N 126.6549528°E / 36.70004; 126.6549528
Dolsanhyanggyo 34°37′02″N 127°43′39″E / 34.617305°N 127.72761°E / 34.617305; 127.72761
Dongbokhyanggyo 1445[1] 35°04′37″N 127°06′50″E / 35.077°N 127.1139°E / 35.077; 127.1139
Eonyanghyanggyo 35°33′25″N 129°06′50″E / 35.557°N 129.1139°E / 35.557; 129.1139
Eunjinhyanggyo 1380[1] 36°10′16″N 127°06′41″E / 36.17099°N 127.1114861°E / 36.17099; 127.1114861
Gangjinhyanggyo 1398[1] 34°39′00″N 126°46′11″E / 34.650028°N 126.76961°E / 34.650028; 126.76961
Gangneunghyanggyo 1313 37°45′48″N 128°53′40″E / 37.7634°N 128.8945694°E / 37.7634; 128.8945694
Ganseonghyanggyo 1420[1] 38°22′42″N 128°26′20″E / 38.3783°N 128.439°E / 38.3783; 128.439
Gapyeonghyanggyo 1398[2][1] 37°49′48″N 127°30′27″E / 37.83°N 127.5075°E / 37.83; 127.5075
Geumsanhyanggyo 36°06′39″N 127°29′23″E / 36.11083°N 127.48972°E / 36.11083; 127.48972
Gijang Hyanggyo 1440[1] 35°15′29″N 129°12′45″E / 35.258°N 129.2125°E / 35.258; 129.2125
Gimcheon Gimsan Hyanggyo 1392[1] 36°08′22″N 128°05′49″E / 36.1394°N 128.096861°E / 36.1394; 128.096861
Gimje-gun Government Office and Hyanggyo 1404[1] 35°48′03″N 126°52′55″E / 35.800805°N 126.88194°E / 35.800805; 126.88194
Goesan Cheonganhyanggyo
Gokseonghyanggyo 1570[1] 35°17′05″N 127°16′55″E / 35.28472°N 127.28194°E / 35.28472; 127.28194
Gongjuhyanggyo 36°27′30″N 127°06′59″E / 36.4583°N 127.11639°E / 36.4583; 127.11639
Goryeonghyanggyo 35°43′45″N 128°15′55″E / 35.72917°N 128.26528°E / 35.72917; 128.26528
Goyanghyanggyo 37°42′14″N 126°53′42″E / 37.7039°N 126.895°E / 37.7039; 126.895
Gumi Seonsanhyanggyo 1450[1] 36°15′09″N 128°18′02″E / 36.252472°N 128.30061°E / 36.252472; 128.30061
Gunwihyanggyo 1470[1] 36°14′03″N 128°34′06″E / 36.2343°N 128.56839°E / 36.2343; 128.56839
Guryehyanggyo 35°12′04″N 127°27′15″E / 35.201°N 127.45417°E / 35.201; 127.45417
Gwangju Hyanggyo 37°31′06″N 127°13′23″E / 37.5183°N 127.22305°E / 37.5183; 127.22305
Gwangju Hyanggyo 35°08′46″N 126°54′13″E / 35.1461°N 126.90361°E / 35.1461; 126.90361
Gwangyang Hyanggyo 1443[1] 34°58′57″N 127°35′15″E / 34.9825°N 127.5875°E / 34.9825; 127.5875
Gyeolseonghyanggyo 36°31′44″N 126°32′34″E / 36.5288083°N 126.542728°E / 36.5288083; 126.542728
Gyeongju Hyanggyo
Haemihyanggyo 1407[1] 36°43′15″N 126°32′59″E / 36.72083°N 126.54972°E / 36.72083; 126.54972
Haman Chilwonhyanggyo 35°18′29″N 128°30′50″E / 35.308°N 128.5139°E / 35.308; 128.5139
Hampyeong Hyanggyo 35°04′06″N 126°31′39″E / 35.0683°N 126.5275°E / 35.0683; 126.5275
Hansan Hyanggyo 1518[1] 36°05′05″N 126°47′40″E / 36.0847139°N 126.7943972°E / 36.0847139; 126.7943972
Hapcheon Gangyanghyanggyo 35°33′50″N 128°09′41″E / 35.5639°N 128.16139°E / 35.5639; 128.16139
Hayang Hyanggyo 1580[1] 35°55′44″N 128°48′50″E / 35.929°N 128.8139°E / 35.929; 128.8139
Hoengseonghyanggyo 37°29′11″N 127°59′37″E / 37.48639°N 127.99361°E / 37.48639; 127.99361
Hongcheon Hyanggyo 37°41′50″N 127°53′23″E / 37.6972°N 127.88972°E / 37.6972; 127.88972
Hongjuhyanggyo 36°36′34″N 126°39′56″E / 36.609417°N 126.665639°E / 36.609417; 126.665639
Hongsanhyanggyo
Hwacheonhyanggyo 38°06′21″N 127°41′56″E / 38.10583°N 127.699°E / 38.10583; 127.699
Imcheonhyanggyo 36°11′33″N 126°53′25″E / 36.1925°N 126.89028°E / 36.1925; 126.89028
Injehyanggyo 1610[1] 38°04′19″N 128°10′26″E / 38.07194°N 128.174°E / 38.07194; 128.174
Jainhyanggyo 35°49′22″N 128°49′35″E / 35.8228°N 128.82639°E / 35.8228; 128.82639
Janggihyanggyo 1396[1] 35°53′48″N 129°29′11″E / 35.896694°N 129.486361°E / 35.896694; 129.486361
Jangheunghyanggyo 1398[1] 34°40′28″N 126°53′37″E / 34.674417°N 126.8935805°E / 34.674417; 126.8935805
Jangseonghyanggyo 35°18′05″N 126°46′51″E / 35.30139°N 126.78083°E / 35.30139; 126.78083
Jeokseonghyanggyo 37°57′47″N 126°55′25″E / 37.963°N 126.92361°E / 37.963; 126.92361
Jeongeuihyanggyo 1416[1] 33°23′13″N 126°48′00″E / 33.38694°N 126.8°E / 33.38694; 126.8
Jeongsanhyanggyo 36°24′57″N 126°56′37″E / 36.41583°N 126.94361°E / 36.41583; 126.94361
Jeongseonhyanggyo 1110[1] 37°22′56″N 128°39′57″E / 37.38225°N 128.665805°E / 37.38225; 128.665805
Jeonuihyanggyo 1416[1] 36°40′50″N 127°11′59″E / 36.6805°N 127.19972°E / 36.6805; 127.19972
Jidohyanggyo 1438[1] 35°03′48″N 126°12′21″E / 35.063417°N 126.205861°E / 35.063417; 126.205861
Jiksan Hyanggyo 1588[1] 36°54′09″N 127°09′29″E / 36.9025°N 127.158°E / 36.9025; 127.158
Jinbo Hyanggyo 1404[1]
Jindo Hyanggyo 1437[1]
Jinjamhyanggyo Daeseongjeon 1405[1] 36°18′14″N 127°18′54″E / 36.3039°N 127.315°E / 36.3039; 127.315
Jinsanhyanggyo 36°09′14″N 127°22′37″E / 36.154°N 127.37694°E / 36.154; 127.37694
Jipyeong Hyanggyo 37°28′51″N 127°38′11″E / 37.480833°N 127.636389°E / 37.480833; 127.636389
Mokcheonhyanggyo 1523 36°48′07″N 127°13′42″E / 36.8019°N 127.228361°E / 36.8019; 127.228361
Muanhyanggyo 1394[1] 34°59′22″N 126°28′04″E / 34.989583°N 126.467694°E / 34.989583; 126.467694
Myeoncheonhyanggyo 1392[1] 36°49′14″N 126°40′12″E / 36.8205°N 126.67°E / 36.8205; 126.67
Naganhyanggyo 34°54′02″N 127°20′41″E / 34.9005°N 127.34472°E / 34.9005; 127.34472
Nampo Hyanggyo 36°18′18″N 126°37′08″E / 36.3051°N 126.61894°E / 36.3051; 126.61894
Nampyeonghyanggyo 1420[1] 35°02′14″N 126°50′50″E / 35.037194°N 126.847194°E / 35.037194; 126.847194
Neungju Hyanggyo 1392[1] 34°59′22″N 126°57′05″E / 34.989583°N 126.9513°E / 34.989583; 126.9513
Noseonghyanggyo 36°16′55″N 127°07′48″E / 36.28194°N 127.13°E / 36.28194; 127.13
Ocheonhyanggyo 1901[1] 36°25′06″N 126°32′43″E / 36.4182028°N 126.5454°E / 36.4182028; 126.5454
Okgwahyanggyo 1392[1] 35°16′42″N 127°08′01″E / 35.278417°N 127.133528°E / 35.278417; 127.133528
Onyanghyanggyo 1871[1] 36°45′46″N 127°00′53″E / 36.7628°N 127.01472°E / 36.7628; 127.01472
Samcheokhyanggyo 1398[1] 37°27′01″N 129°09′59″E / 37.45028°N 129.1665°E / 37.45028; 129.1665
Sancheong Danseonghyanggyo 35°18′27″N 127°57′29″E / 35.3075°N 127.958°E / 35.3075; 127.958
Sangju Hamchanghyanggyo 36°34′34″N 128°09′18″E / 36.5762°N 128.15505°E / 36.5762; 128.15505
Seocheonhyanggyo 1413[1] 36°04′47″N 126°41′40″E / 36.07975°N 126.6943361°E / 36.07975; 126.6943361
Seokseonghyanggyo 36°13′41″N 126°59′23″E / 36.228°N 126.98972°E / 36.228; 126.98972
Seosan Hyanggyo 1406[1] 36°47′28″N 126°27′07″E / 36.791°N 126.452°E / 36.791; 126.452
Sinchang Hyanggyo 1872[1] 36°46′48″N 126°55′44″E / 36.77992°N 126.9288139°E / 36.77992; 126.9288139
Sunheunghyanggyo 36°55′49″N 128°34′37″E / 36.93028°N 128.577°E / 36.93028; 128.577
Taean Hyanggyo 1407[1] 36°45′32″N 126°17′49″E / 36.759°N 126.29694°E / 36.759; 126.29694
Wandohyanggyo 1897[1] 34°20′46″N 126°43′41″E / 34.3461°N 126.728°E / 34.3461; 126.728
Wonju Hyanggyo 37°20′20″N 127°56′58″E / 37.338875°N 127.9495694°E / 37.338875; 127.9495694
Yangyang Hyanggyo 38°04′44″N 128°36′23″E / 38.079°N 128.60639°E / 38.079; 128.60639
Yean Hyanggyo 1415[1]
Yecheon Hyanggyo 1407[1]
Yeoncheonhyanggyo 1407[1] 38°05′45″N 127°04′11″E / 38.09583°N 127.06972°E / 38.09583; 127.06972
Yeongamhyanggyo 1420[1] 34°47′47″N 126°41′33″E / 34.79639°N 126.6925°E / 34.79639; 126.6925
Yeongdeok Yeonghae Hyanggyo 1346[1] 36°32′18″N 129°24′47″E / 36.538361°N 129.413139°E / 36.538361; 129.413139
Yeongdong Hwangganhyanggyo 1394 36°13′42″N 127°54′55″E / 36.2283°N 127.91528°E / 36.2283; 127.91528
Yeongdonghyanggyo 36°10′34″N 127°46′08″E / 36.1761°N 127.769°E / 36.1761; 127.769
Yeonggwanghyanggyo 35°16′26″N 126°31′08″E / 35.2739°N 126.519°E / 35.2739; 126.519
Yeongihyanggyo 1416[1] 36°32′35″N 127°16′52″E / 36.543°N 127.281°E / 36.543; 127.281
Yeongwolhyanggyo 1398[1] 37°11′07″N 128°28′31″E / 37.1854°N 128.4754°E / 37.1854; 128.4754
Yeongyanghyanggyo 1679[1] 36°42′17″N 129°07′25″E / 36.70472°N 129.12361°E / 36.70472; 129.12361
Yeonsanhyanggyo 1398[1] 36°13′25″N 127°12′33″E / 36.2234861°N 127.209175°E / 36.2234861; 127.209175
Yeosuhyanggyo 1897[1] 34°44′34″N 127°43′57″E / 34.7428°N 127.7325°E / 34.7428; 127.7325
Yesanhyanggyo 1413[1] 36°41′02″N 126°51′00″E / 36.683817°N 126.8500139°E / 36.683817; 126.8500139
Yonggung Hyanggyo 1398[1] 36°35′36″N 128°18′14″E / 36.593417°N 128.30383°E / 36.593417; 128.30383
Yonginhyanggyo 1400[1] 37°17′43″N 127°07′15″E / 37.29528°N 127.12083°E / 37.29528; 127.12083
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