u/ChapterSpiritual6785
They’re fake Mongols! Don’t surrende!
u/ChapterSpiritual6785 — 6 days ago
Jang Bogo was a 9th-century figure who led the Silla Navy and wiped out pirates.
u/ChapterSpiritual6785 — 7 days ago
You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make it drink.
Governor of Pyeongan-do: A top-tier provincial governorship highly coveted for its abundant resources and favorable working conditions in Joseon Dynasty
u/ChapterSpiritual6785 — 8 days ago
Sometimes I just eat air and pick my teeth. proverb series
u/ChapterSpiritual6785 — 9 days ago
In this proverb, a Seodang (서당) refers to a private village school that provided primary education during the Joseon Dynasty.
u/ChapterSpiritual6785 — 11 days ago
In 1892, to celebrate the conclusion of the “Treaty of Amity, Commerce, and Navigation,” Emperor Franz Joseph I of Austria-Hungary sent modern rifles and ammunition to King Gojong. In return, Gojong gifted a complete set of Joseon armor and a helmet.
u/ChapterSpiritual6785 — 12 days ago
Among the Koreans who attended Nicholas II’s coronation, Yun Chi-ho enjoyed the opera and ballet at the Bolshoi Theatre.
u/ChapterSpiritual6785 — 13 days ago
Bobingsa was the first Korean diplomatic mission sent to the United States in 1883.
u/ChapterSpiritual6785 — 14 days ago
During an archery match, one man was too drunk to shoot his arrows.
u/ChapterSpiritual6785 — 16 days ago
In June 1645, Joseon soldiers showcased their archery skills before a Qing envoy.
u/ChapterSpiritual6785 — 17 days ago
Even during these prohibition periods, there were several exceptions where drinking was permitted. One of these was archery practice.
u/ChapterSpiritual6785 — 18 days ago
The founder of Joseon was known for his legendary archery during his years as a Goryeo general.
u/ChapterSpiritual6785 — 19 days ago