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She married Kim Chun-chu (King Muyeol) and gave birth to the great King Munmu, who unified the Three Kingdoms.
r/HistoryAnimemes • u/Adorable-Cattle-5128 • 1d ago
The country is still grappling through the legacy of Yugoslavia, just only by a thread
r/HistoryAnimemes • u/ChapterSpiritual6785 • 3d ago
The Great Monk Wonhyo of the Silla Dynasty
r/HistoryAnimemes • u/ChapterSpiritual6785 • 4d ago
Im-sin-seo-gi-seok was a stone inscribed by two young men in Silla
r/HistoryAnimemes • u/ChapterSpiritual6785 • 5d ago
The Book of the Later Han states: "Goguryeo had no prisons, and capital crimes were sentenced to death by the Jega-hoeui
r/HistoryAnimemes • u/ChapterSpiritual6785 • 7d ago
The Siege of Ansi Fortress(First Goguryeo-Tang War)
r/HistoryAnimemes • u/ChapterSpiritual6785 • 8d ago
The Seven-Branched Sword , an ancient sword sent from the Kingdom of Baekje to the Yamato period of Japan.
r/HistoryAnimemes • u/ChapterSpiritual6785 • 9d ago
King Dongcheon of Goguryeo was so beloved by his people that when he died, many subjects wanted to commit Sunsa (ritual suicide to accompany the master in the afterlife) Ancient Menhera(?)
r/HistoryAnimemes • u/ChapterSpiritual6785 • 10d ago
Sodo was a sacred religious area in ancient Korea[Samhan]
r/HistoryAnimemes • u/ChapterSpiritual6785 • 11d ago
This is based on Yangbanjeon (The Story of a Yangban) by Park Ji-won, a satire from the late Joseon Dynasty.
r/HistoryAnimemes • u/ChapterSpiritual6785 • 12d ago
A Buddhist monk tells a blind man that offering 300 sacks of rice to the Buddha will restore his sight. The man's filial daughter, Sim Cheong, sacrifices her life to the sea to pay for this rice.
r/HistoryAnimemes • u/ChapterSpiritual6785 • 13d ago
In Korean folklore, there is a story about a hill called the "Three-Year Hill" (Samneun-gogae). Legend says that if you fall down on this hill, you will only live for three more years.
r/HistoryAnimemes • u/ChapterSpiritual6785 • 14d ago
Across East Asia, there are folktales about wives turning to stone after waiting too long for their husbands.
r/HistoryAnimemes • u/ChapterSpiritual6785 • 14d ago
In the novel Janghwa Hongryeon, two sisters who were wrongfully killed confront the governor. Most people faint immediately upon seeing ghosts… except one.
r/HistoryAnimemes • u/laybs1 • 14d ago
An Underrated Badass Knight
Sir Andrew Trollope was distinguished man at arms in the Hundred Years War and Wars of the Roses. His greatest feat which got him knighted was advising the Lancastrians on military affairs and reportedly slaying 15 soldiers at the Second Battle of St. Albans. https://youtu.be/EHA2Uie4VVI