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Circular-collor robe (團領, pinyin: tuán lǐng, Hangul: 단령Danryeong) was clothing of East Asian cultural sphere, which was used as Gwanbok. It was originated from China or hú (胡) and imported into Korea used as Gwanbok since Southern and Northern Dynasties of China.
