Sesok-ogye

Sesok-ogye
Hangul	세속오계
Hanja	世俗五戒
Revised Romanization	Se Sok O Gye
McCune–Reischauer	Se Sok O Kye

The Se Sok O-Gye, sometimes also referred to as just O-Gye, is the moral code of the hwarang formulated by a Buddhist monk named Won Gwang (원광: 圓光) consisting of five rules:

사군이충(나라에 충성하고) - 事君以忠 - Loyalty to the country
사친이효(부모님께 효도하고) - 事親以孝 - Devotion to one's parents
교우이신(믿음으로 벗을 사귀고) - 交友以信 - Trust among friends
임전무퇴(싸움에 나가서는 물러서지 않으며) - 臨戰無退 - Never retreat in battle
살생유택(살아있는 것을 함부로 죽이지 않는다) - 殺生有擇 - Kill only with forethought

The code is still used by many Korean martial artists and can be found in gyms around the world.

Korean martial arts

Striking	Taekkyeon Choi Kwang-Do Gwonbeop Kong Soo Do Taekwondo Tae Soo Do Subak Hwa Soo Do Tang Soo Do Soo Bahk Do

Grappling	Hapki yusul Ssireum Yusul

Weaponry	Gungdo Hankumdo Korean swordsmanship Kumdo Shim Gum Do

Hybrid	GongKwon Yusul Hankido Hapkido Hapkidowon Hwa Rang Do Kuk Sool Won Kuk Sul Do Kunmudo Shippalgi Taekkyeon

Modern	Choi Kwang-Do Chon-Tu Kwan Hapkido GongKwon Yusul Hankido Hankumdo Hapkido Hapkidowon Kong Soo Do Kuk Sul Do Kuk Sool Won Kumdo Kunmudo Moo Duk Kwan Taekwondo Shim Gum Do Soo Bahk Do Sunmudo Taekwondo Tae Soo Do Tang Soo Do

Joseon era	Muyejebo Muyesinbo Muyedobotongji

Related	Hyeong Dobok Dojang Kwans Sae Sok O-Gye Hwarang Ssaurabi Gungdo Ssireum Subak Taekkyeon

Traditional weapons Swords

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