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Song Moo Kwan - originally named "Song Do Kwan" - is one of the nine original kwans (martial art schools) established in Korea after the end of the Japanese occupation of Korea at the end of World War II. It was founded in 1944. Until his recent death, its founder, Byung Jick Ro was the highest ranking taekwondo practitioner in the world, being the most senior practioner at the highest dan level.

Honoring numerous training requests, he opened the Kaesung dojang on March 11, 1944 in the Kwan Duck Jung archery school, establishing one of the first of the "original founding kwans". Unfortunately, due to the situation in Korea during this time, the dojang was forced to close within three to four months after opening. It was the end of World War II, and Korea was under Japanese occupation. Survival was the first priority for the people of Korea, and training in the martial arts was far from their minds. On May 2, 1946, Ro re-established his art at Dong Hung Dong. For the next few years, martial arts swept through the Korean general population and began to thrive as additional Kwans sprang up. However, war would again cause Ro and the rest of the founders to abandon their dreams, as the Korean War forced them to close their doors.

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