준천사

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The word "준천사" (Jun Cheonsa) has several different meanings depending on the context:

• Jun Cheonsa (濬川司): This is a historical government office from the Joseon Dynasty in Korea. Established in 1760 (the 36th year of King Yeongjo's reign), its primary responsibility was managing the waterways within the capital city, particularly the maintenance and dredging of Cheonggyecheon Stream. The office also oversaw the protection of trees on four major mountains: Baegak, Inwang, Mongmyeok, and Naksan. It had a sub-agency, Jukyosa (舟橋司), which managed the pontoon bridge on the Han River.

• Jun Cheonsa (濬川司) Site: A historical marker exists in Seoul, commemorating the location of the Joseon Dynasty government office mentioned above. The marker indicates that the office was responsible for managing Cheonggyecheon Stream and protecting trees in the surrounding mountains.

• Cheonsa Mural Alley: The name of a mural alley in Yeosu. The alley is 1,004 meters, with construction that began before the 2012 Yeosu Expo.

• Cheonsa Bridge: A bridge in Sinan-gun, Jeollanam-do, Korea.

• Cheonsa (天使): In some contexts, especially within fandom culture, "cheonsa" (천사) means "angel". For example, K-pop fans sometimes use this term to refer to Jeonghan of the group Seventeen, because his birthday is October 4th (10/04), and the number 1004 (천사) is pronounced the same as "angel" in Korean.

• Glow Cheonsa: This a Korean skincare brand.

• Jun: It could refer to Jun, a member of the K-Pop group Seventeen. Fans will sometimes call him "Jun", "Moon Jun", or "Junhui", using his Korean and birth names respectively.

• King the Land: A 2023 South Korean television series. One of the main characters is named Cheon Sa-rang.