Samguk Yusa

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Samguk Yusa is a 13th-century Korean collection of legends, folktales, and historical accounts that preserves early Korean myths and the origins of ancient kingdoms.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Buddhist miscellany
Korean historical text
collection of legends
medieval Korean literature
approximateCompletionDate 1280s
author Iryeon NERFINISHED
comparedWith Samguk Sagi NERFINISHED
compiler Iryeon NERFINISHED
contains folktales
historical accounts
legends
countryOfOrigin Korea NERFINISHED
culturalHeritageStatus important cultural property of Korea
dateOfComposition 13th century
distinguishedBy inclusion of myths and folktales
focusesOn Three Kingdoms of Korea NERFINISHED
Unified Silla period NERFINISHED
genre yusa (miscellany)
hasEnglishTranslation Samguk Yusa: Legends and History of the Three Kingdoms of Ancient Korea NERFINISHED
historicalValue major source for early Korean history
influenced Korean folklore studies
later Korean historiography
modern retellings of Korean myths
language Classical Chinese
literaryValue classic of Korean narrative prose
preserves earliest extant Korean foundation myths
legends of King Munmu
myths of Dangun
myths of Jumong
myths of King Onjo
stories of Buddhist temples
stories of Kim Yu-sin
stories of Queen Seondeok
religiousContext Buddhism NERFINISHED
religiousOrientation Buddhist
structure organized into thematic books and sections
subject Baekje history
Buddhist miracles
Gaya confederacy NERFINISHED
Goguryeo history
Korean myths
Silla history
ancient Korean kingdoms
foundation myths
hagiographies of monks
titleMeaning Memorabilia of the Three Kingdoms NERFINISHED
usedAsSourceBy comparative mythologists
historians of Korea
scholars of Buddhism in Korea

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Gojoseon mentionedIn Samguk Yusa