Korea Designates 10 Buddhist Auxiliary Halls, Monk Quarters as Treasures

Goguryeo — The greatest chronological discrepancy in Korean historiography

The Dunhuang Library Cave: A 900-Year-Old Sealed Chamber of Ancient Manuscripts Discovered in China

In June 1900, Daoist monk Wang Yuanlu discovered a sealed chamber in the Mogao cave complex near Dunhuang, China, containing tens of thousan

Historical Accounts of Korea's Abundant Food Culture Through the Centuries

This article explores the historical tradition of massive meals in Korea, using the 1592 Japanese invasion as a starting point to illustrate

The Pali Canon (Tipitaka): Buddhism's Most Complete Collection of Ancient Sutras

The article explains the Pali Canon (Tipitaka/Three Baskets) in Buddhism as the most complete collection of ancient sutras containing the Bu

Joseon Dynasty's celestial and natural omens as recorded in the Annals of the Joseon Dynasty

This article presents a creative, conceptual piece about the Joseon dynasty of Korea (1392–1897), which meticulously recorded natural phenom

British Museum adds special Korea Gallery program for BTS’ ‘The City Arirang’