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Fantastic, thank you so much. I'd like to express gratitude as well for including all the relevant terms in Korean on-screen, as well, that's very helpful

One of the oldest(probably the oldest) buddhist temple in Korea is Gwanryongsa in Gyoungsangnamdo province.

This was an excellent summary of shamaism and how it relates to the culture. I've been interested in the ways different cultures interact with shamanic practices since the 80s, and continue to be surprised at the similarities across cultures. Thank you for the time and intensive research this no doubt took.

Love this Vid.....it makes me smile to see this King motivated by Reviving the Dynasty but also trying his best to what he can.

you summarize them so well...thanks for the video

this was interesting...I love temples

You are doing these masterpieces :) I love to listen to these videos :) to

In india, kirtimukha can be found on almost all hindu, buddhist and jain temples

Great video! Where can I learn more about Korean art history? Like online courses and books

I love Korean temples - hopefully can get the chance to stay at one of these beautiful Buddhist temples! Hugs from Switzerland

Omg.

a gambling place in Korea

Joseon Dynasty was founded in 1392.

AWESOME 🤩 Thank you for another great historical video. ❤

Love this breakdown of symbols and decorations. As we learn to identify each element, we also learn to appreciate the whole with a broader understanding

I know that misogyny has greatly influenced Asian history, but this is just insane. How could you categorize women into ranks when they all get treated like less than slaves?

For the next video: Can you do a video about the life of Prince Yi Wu (이우) ? If not, keep the good work, your videos are very interesting.

A general arriving at a capital on fire on getting rid of his opposition... Sounds familiar.

I thought it was about chunhyang tale

where do you get your information from? i want to read more. great video 👍🏽

What's the point of these ludicrous AI generated images for some of your pictures?

According to Prof. Lee Eun-jeung of Freie Universität Berlin, a lot of the Hamel account was made up. She points to the torture methods Hamel describes, which, at the time, were only in use in Japan.

What is a temple name?

King Hyojong, a very interesting King in Joseon history. Thank you for your the work of putting this great video together.

Thank you for these videos. It is hard to find information on the history of Korea.

as i remember king hyojong Although his plan for northern conquest was never put in action, many Koreans regard him as brilliant and brave ruler who dedicated his life for his nation. and Despite these preparations, Hyojong's planned northern campaigns against the Qing never materialized. The Qing dynasty had grown stronger, assimilating the vast Han army. However, the reformed Joseon military proved effective in 1654 and 1658, aiding the Qing against Russian invasions in battles that demonstrated the stability of the Joseon army. Hyojong also focused on agricultural development and continued reconstruction efforts started by Gwanghaegun. Despite these achievements, he faced immense stress from various internal and external challenges and died at 39 in 1659 from complications related to diabetes and a temporal artery injury. While his northern conquest plans remained unfulfilled, Hyojong is remembered as a dedicated ruler who strove to strengthen and protect Joseon.

That what I meant

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I want to see the statue in person in the heart of soul

Who invented the Korean alphabet

What is the most accurate drama about famous King Sejong

great timing thanks bro

We should hear about Yusin if we haven’t already. Maybe alcheon

칠지도가 선인장 모양같네 백제가 사막 부근에 있었나? ㅎㅎ

插图几乎都是中国古画

Very interesting. Thank you!

The Taizong emperor acknowledging a female sovereign in a neighboring kingdom is a can of worms at the time. It would only invite unwanted intrigue and sonless wives would start to nominate their daughters as crown princesses.

This is a high quality lecture on Korean shamanism. I am stunned. I have studied Korean language over two decades ago and had close ties with many Korean people and studied popular Korean history but i never knew a thing about this. I always felt there was something missing in my understanding of Korean people some hidden facet. Koreans being fiercely excluding of non-koreans for one part and their distancing themselves and rejecting these ancient practices in favor of christianity are probably the two main reason i was never exposed to this. It's something they sure kept in the closet from me. Yes i vaguely knew there are villages wooden totems deities and that Koreans had a few superstitious beliefs but i assumed these were archaeological vestiges of long gone ancient times. But not at all. This is the big central piece of the puzzle i was missing to understand Koreans. Based on everything i know about Koreans, i feel this is central to their cultural identity. Even Koreans who do not practice shamanism anymore have a cultural identity that is very much forged around the principles of shamanism. Another shocking revelation about this is that the women are at the center of these rituals and cult and that the husband is a mere assistant, pointing toward a woman control of the spiritual aspect of Korean life and a possibly matriarchal origin of Korean society. I have witnessed how native Korean women form a powerful web that is the center of Korean social life where they call each other Euni or Nuna (sister) while the men only interact between them through professional or business interaction. Shamanism completely reveals the underpinnings of Korean women. This is it.

Love this.....glad to see you show importance of Temples,Motifs and Symbols important to Korean History....Kiitos.

Joseon kings are the 1400s equivalent of CaseOh 💀💀💀

I came here after watchinh possesed love

Sukpum's photo used was actually Sulwon-gong in the drama haha. I got confused.

A lot of citizens of this country are racists against Southeast Asians, the isolationist mentality and pride was inherited. Koreans should acknowledge that their king bowed down to Manchuria for which they discriminate Jurchens as barbarians in the past.

I have always been drawn to shows, and stories about the Joseon era in Korea. Thank you for sharing the wonderful histories here for all to see, and enjoy.

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Wow I love very good other countries history also has a history even know my country also have a history forever

Thanks for the video. I learned a ton and it was especially helpful to have Korean translations of many of the terms (like 속말부) . I am especially curious about the picture of ancestral rites at 5:55. I notice that the rites are being performed in front of a 느티 나무 (sacred tree), along with banners representing the White Tiger to the West and the Blue Dragon of the East, and some interesting-looking posts that remind me of Shamanic totem poles (as well as a 금줄 or wishing rope, going from the post to the trees). I am wondering if there is more information about how Shamanism was incorporated into Koguryo, Balhae, and other old kingdoms of Korea.

i remember more korean history than american history

정말 재밌게 보고 있어요! 혼자 찾아볼 땐 자료도 없고 정리도 안돼서 불편했는데 이런 채널이 있었다니..! 항상 감사합니다~