HWAN-IN, the Celestial Emperor, had a bold, wise son called Hwan-Ung; one day the lad asked his father for an earthly land to rule.
An edition of Korean Folk-tales
(2000)
Korean Folk-tales (Oxford Myths & Legends)
by James Riordan
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Korean Folk-Tales (Oxford Myths & Legends)
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December 7, 2000, Oxford University Press, USA
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