With history as long as the Korean peninsula, Korean myths and legends also grew into existence throughout time. If you are a fan of Korean dramas, you've likely already been introduced to some Korean legends with supernatural stories. However, the real legend behind the inspiration can oftentimes be quite
Korean mythology is diverse and based on many religions and cultures followed in East Asia. Here are the 13 most powerful Korean mythology gods and goddesses.
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So this weeks myth actually exist in many cultures, and is most likely more in Chinese Mythology then it is in Korean, but I included it as Korean because I found it while searching for Korean Myth…
In this blog post we’ll explore how shamanism shaped Korean culture throughout time and examine some of its core beliefs. We’ll also take a look at how it continues to influence modern-day Korea today. So let's dive into the wondrous world of Korean shamanism!
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A quick update, I may be doing a lot more Korean mythology posts soon. I was not planning on ‘marathoning’ (can I make that a verb?) this, but if I end up doing a large amount of contin…
There are some seriously creepy Korean ghosts and monsters. Get ready to dive into the terrifying lore in Korean culture.
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This book is dedicated to exploring the gods and goddesses that the Koreans of old worshiped, and within it, you will find more information about:Strange creatures from Korean mythology The Korean mythology of Tangu and AhriGods and goddesses, and their background stories, from Korean mythology Supernatural powers, relationships, and dramatic legends Persisting values from Korean mythology that are present today Korean mythology is intricate, complex, and the ideals behind some of their mythological beliefs were often intertwined with real-life events. This book will examine how both myth and fact contributed to the culture and traditions of the Koreans, and how these influences and some stories continue to live on throughout the centuries.
Yakgwa is an ubiquitous Korean cookie. It is a crisp fried cookie that is coated with a thick honey-ginger syrup. The perfect partner to tea!
A blog discussing the beloved Korean tiger, or horangi, including why he is so beloved by the Korean people.
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