Sesok-ogye

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The Se Sok O-Gye, or just O-Gye, is the moral code of the hwarang formulated by Buddhist monk Won Gwang consisting of five rules:^[1]

• Loyalty to the country   (originally: Fealty to the king)
• Respect and obey one's parents   (i.e. filial piety)
• Show trust among friends   (i.e. candor and sincerity)
• Never retreat in battle
• Kill only with selective reasoning

The code is still used by many Korean martial artists and can be found in gyms around the world.^{[citation needed]}

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