杜宇·望帝·杜鵑 고사 試探
The study of Ancient event about Duwu, Mangje, and Duogyeon
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Ancient event related to Duwu, Mangje, and Duogyeon is a favorite subject of many Korean and Chinese writers. In the literature, this story is revealed by the feelings of 'Tragedy', 'Bitter grief, and 'Sorrow.'However, Duwu, Mangje, and Duogyeon in the writings of such writers are a little different from the early historical records. Such early records show that the people were saddened by the king who had gone away from the throne because of his powerlessness and private correspondence. If we accord such a early record, Ancient event related to Duwu, Mangje, and Duogyeon cannot contain such a sad emotion. Thus, in this paper, we looked at the substance of the Du-Wu, Mang-Je and Du-Gyun tests through other materials. As a result, Du-Wu(Mang-Je) was a leader who ruled Chok nation well, but he was an unfortunate king who was unjustly killed by his Chancellor after being overthrown by his throne. For the loss of such a great king, the people were saddened by the sound of Duogyeon vomiting blood. Such an entity could also be found in images of the Duwu, Mangje and Duogyeon, which were painted in the poems of Korean and Chinese writers.
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Ancient event related to Duwu, Mangje, and Duogyeon is a favorite subject of many Korean and Chinese writers. In the literature, this story is revealed by the feelings of 'Tragedy', 'Bitter grief, and 'Sorrow.'However, Duwu, Mangje, and Duogyeon in the writings of such writers are a little different from the early historical records. Such early records show that the people were saddened by the king who had gone away from the throne because of his powerlessness and private correspondence. If we accord such a early record, Ancient event related to Duwu, Mangje, and Duogyeon cannot contain such a sad emotion. Thus, in this paper, we looked at the substance of the Du-Wu, Mang-Je and Du-Gyun tests through other materials. As a result, Du-Wu(Mang-Je) was a leader who ruled Chok nation well, but he was an unfortunate king who was unjustly killed by his Chancellor after being overthrown by his throne. For the loss of such a great king, the people were saddened by the sound of Duogyeon vomiting blood. Such an entity could also be found in images of the Duwu, Mangje and Duogyeon, which were painted in the poems of Korean and Chinese writers.
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