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I move this page to Sangje. Sangjenim is a word used only by followers of religion, not by academic professors who study this area. The current title looks more stupid to me (who is a Korean native speaker) than having Her Imperial Majesty Elizabeth II as a title of an article. In Korean wikipedia, we have ko:한국의 왕 and and not "임금님". -- Acepectif 02:48, 24 August 2007 (UTC) reply

Oh, I didn't know that there was already Shangdi article. If nobody opposes for a few days, I'll merge Sangje to Shangdi. Then it would be needed to add some explanation to Shangdi that this concept is also used in Korea as well. -- Acepectif 03:01, 24 August 2007 (UTC) reply