Dangun myth
Heaven Lake of Baekdu Mountain, where Dangun's father is said to have descended from heaven
Dangun is the legendary founder of Korea. While there are variations among different texts and oral traditions, the most popular account is from the written record of the founding myth in the Samgungnyusa, a 13th-century collection of legends and stories. A similar account is found in Jewang Ungi. According to the legend, the Lord of Heaven, Hwanin had a son, Hwanung, who descended to Baekdu Mountain and founded the city of Shinsi. Hwanung later married a bear turned into a woman, Ungnyeo (웅녀), and Ungnyeo gave birth to Dangun.
While the Dangun story is considered to be a myth,[3] it is believed it is a mythical synthesis of a series of historical events relating to the founding of Gojoseon.[4] There are various theories on the origin of this myth.[5] Seo and Kang (2002) believe the Dangun myth is based on integration of two different tribes, an invasive sky-worshipping Bronze Age tribe and a native bear-worshipping neolithic tribe, that lead to the foundation of Gojoseon.[6] Lee K. B. (1984) believes 'Dangun-wanggeom' was a title borne by successive leaders of Gojoseon.[7]
Dangun is said to have founded Gojoseon around 2333 BC, based on the descriptions of the Samgungnyusa, Jewang Ungi, Dongguk Tonggam and the Annals of the Joseon Dynasty.[8] The date differs among historical sources, although all of them put it during the mythical Emperor Yao's reign (traditional dates: 2357 BCE? – 2256 BCE?). Samgungnyusa says Dangun ascended to the throne in the 50th year of the legendary Yao's reign, Sejong Sillok says the first year, and Dongguk Tonggam says the 25th year.[9]
Dangun mythHeaven Lake of Baekdu Mountain, where Dangun's father is said to have descended from heavenDangun is the legendary founder of Korea. While there are variations among different texts and oral traditions, the most popular account is from the written record of the founding myth in the Samgungnyusa, a 13th-century collection of legends and stories. A similar account is found in Jewang Ungi. According to the legend, the Lord of Heaven, Hwanin had a son, Hwanung, who descended to Baekdu Mountain and founded the city of Shinsi. Hwanung later married a bear turned into a woman, Ungnyeo (웅녀), and Ungnyeo gave birth to Dangun.While the Dangun story is considered to be a myth,[3] it is believed it is a mythical synthesis of a series of historical events relating to the founding of Gojoseon.[4] There are various theories on the origin of this myth.[5] Seo and Kang (2002) believe the Dangun myth is based on integration of two different tribes, an invasive sky-worshipping Bronze Age tribe and a native bear-worshipping neolithic tribe, that lead to the foundation of Gojoseon.[6] Lee K. B. (1984) believes 'Dangun-wanggeom' was a title borne by successive leaders of Gojoseon.[7]Dangun กล่าวได้ก่อตั้งอาณาจักรโชซอนโบราณประมาณ 2333 BC ตามคำอธิบายของการ Samgungnyusa, Jewang Ungi, Tonggam dongguk บนถนน และพงศาวดารโชซอน [8] วันแตกต่างระหว่างแหล่งประวัติศาสตร์ แม้ว่าพวกเขาทั้งหมดใส่ในระหว่างรัชกาลตำนานจักรพรรดิยาวของ (วันดั้งเดิม: 2357 ปีก่อนคริสต์ศักราช? – 2256 ปีก่อนคริสต์ศักราช?) Samgungnyusa กล่าวว่า Dangun แถมยังราชบัลลังก์ในปี 50 ในรัชกาลของยาวตำนาน Sillok เซจองกล่าวว่า ปีแรก และ Tonggam dongguk บนถนนว่า 25 ปี [9]
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