Well, I don't know if you actually have heard of someone by that name, or if your question is a joke, or if you are just confused about this term.
This is not a Taekwondo grandmaster's name that I have ever seen, but you might be confusing the term for the first school ("Kwan") of Korean Martial Art founded in 1944, by a Korean named Won-Kuk Lee, aka: Won-Kuk Yi (written in Korean with last name first: Yi Won-Kuk).
He called his school Chung Do Kwan, which means "School of the Blue Wave."
Chung Il-kwon died in 1994.
Chung Il-kwon was born in 1917.
Cho Chung-kwon was born in 1949.
The name "taekwondo" was either submitted by Choi Hong Hi, or Song Duk Son of Chung Do Kwan and was accepted on April 11, 1955.
Chung Il Kwon died on January 17, 1994, in Seoul, South Korea.
The name "taekwondo" was either submitted by Choi Hong Hi, or Song Duk Son of Chung Do Kwan and was accepted on April 11, 1955.
Chung = Blue Hong = Red
It depends on the school or Taekwondo organization. Chung do kwan is white , yellow , gold, orange, green, purple, blue, red, brown, brown/black stripe, then black
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Chung Il Kwon was born on November 21, 1917, in Kankyo-hokudo, North Hamgyong, Korea [now North Korea].
Conception: 1944 (founding of Chung Do Kwan) Name chosen: April 11, 1955 (meeting for naming held in Seoul, Korea) Birthdate: September 16, 1961 (establishment of the Korea Taekwondo Association - KTA)
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