Sinmi
Sinmi es un ciudad en South Korea con una población de unos 0 habitantes.
Sinmi, born Kim Su-seong from the Yeongdong Kim clan, was a Seon Buddhist monk active in the early Joseon dynasty. He played a significant role in the revival of Buddhism under the patronage of Kings Sejong, Munjong, and Sejo, overseeing the translation, printing, and dissemination of Buddhist texts, many in the newly created Hangul. Sinmi was depicted in the 2019 film The King's Letters as a key collaborator with King Sejong in the invention of Hangul, though historical accounts highlight his contributions to its early promotion through Buddhist publications rather than its creation.
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| País | South Korea |
| Continente | Asia |
| Explorar | 13 |
| Población | 0 |
| Moneda local | KRW |
| Coordenadas | 37.8973, 126.9792 |
| Zona horaria | Asia/Seoul |
🧭 Datos y curiosidades
| Tipo de localidad | Pueblo |
| Distancia a la capital | 37 km · Seoul |
| Población (South Korea) | n.º159 más poblada de South Korea |
| Dónde se encuentra | 37°53′50″N · 126°58′45″E |
| Hemisferio | N · E |
| Distancia al ecuador | 4219 km |
| Distancia al Polo Norte | 5800 km |
| Misma latitud que | Córdoba (Spain) |
| Antípoda (lado opuesto de la Tierra) | -37.90, -53.02 |
✈️ Distancia a grandes ciudades
| Beijing | 941 km |
| Tokyo | 1154 km |
| Singapore | 4702 km |
| Moscow | 6578 km |
| Dubai | 6777 km |
| Sydney | 8364 km |