Has anyone seen these?
I was searching the character map on my computer, and I saw these hangul

I was wondering if anyone knows if they are real or were used in the past or something?
What are their purpose?

https://puu.sh/v3x0S/9f3feffb00.png

Question

Has anyone seen these?
I was searching the character map on my computer, and I saw these hangul

I was wondering if anyone knows if they are real or were used in the past or something? 
What are their purpose?

https://puu.sh/v3x0S/9f3feffb00.png

Answer

That is a part of Hangul Jamo.
It is a group of syllables including all possible consonants and vowels which are not used nowadays. The block is for the purpose of recording ancient documents.

Refer to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hangul_Jamo_(Unicode_block)

Answer

I could be wrong as I am not a native speaker, but I think they're just letters and some of them are just older letters that are not used anymore.

Answer

That's "Hunminjeongum" of King Sejong. 
It 's possible expression more pronunciation than today's Hangul.

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