Seokchon
Seokchon refers to a historical period and geographic region primarily associated with the Goryeo Dynasty of Korea. The name literally translates to "stone village" or "stone forest" in Korean, likely referencing the landscape or prominent stone structures of the time. While precise boundaries varied throughout its history, Seokchon was generally located in the southern part of the Goryeo territory, encompassing areas that would later become part of modern-day South Korea.
The Seokchon period is marked by significant cultural and political developments. It was a time of relative
Politically, Seokchon was an important administrative and economic center. Its fertile lands supported agriculture, and its