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Park (Korean surname)
Park(박) is a notable Korean surname, traditionally founded by King Hyeokgeose Park () and theoretically inclusive of all his descendants. In Chinese characters (Hanja), it is written as , which is the simplified version of 樸(pu). The name "Park" is usually assumed to come from the Korean noun 박 ''bak'', which means "bottle gourd," or the Korean adjective stem 밝 ''balk-'', which means "bright." In Chinese, it is read as follows: piáo, pǔ, pò, pō. 〔(Park Pronunciation in Chinese Character )〕 In Korean(박), it is read as 'bak'.
==Founding legend==
According to ''Samguk Sagi'', a white horse led a village chief to the location of a big egg, and King Hyeokgeose was said to have been hatched from it amid rays of light. ray of light, or radiance, in Korean, "밝" is pronounced "Park" or "Bhak". The Chinese character "朴" (pronounced ''piao'' in Mandarin and ''paku'' in Japanese) was chosen in antiquity to represent the sound. And since 樸 is the traditional character for 朴, they are used together.
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