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Doncha (Korean: 돈차; lit. "money tea"), also
called jeoncha (전차; 錢茶; lit. "money tea"), is a coin-shaped post-fermented tea
produced in Korea. The tea...
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reign of
Queen Seondeok of
Silla (631‒647), when two
types of tea bricks,
jeoncha (전차; 磚茶) and
dancha (단차; 團茶), were
imported from the Tang Empire. In 765...
- yeopjeon, the
coins with holes, was
called doncha (돈차; lit. "money tea"),
jeoncha (전차; 錢茶; lit. "money tea"), or
cheongtaejeon (청태전; 靑苔錢; lit. "green moss...
- from
Chinese and used, and this term is
likewise borrowed into
Korean as
jeoncha (전차/戰車); more
recent Chinese literature uses the English-derived 坦克 tǎnkè...
- yeopjeon, the
coins with holes, was
called doncha (돈차; lit. "money tea"),
jeoncha (전차; 錢茶; lit. "money tea"), or
cheongtaejeon (청태전; 靑苔錢; lit. "green moss...
- (母錢)
Concepts Hwacheonjeon (花穿錢)
String of cash
coins (貫)
Influenced Cash
coins in art
Jeoncha (錢茶)
Korean numismatic charm See also:
Korean currency...
- (母錢)
Concepts Hwacheonjeon (花穿錢)
String of cash
coins (貫)
Influenced Cash
coins in art
Jeoncha (錢茶)
Korean numismatic charm See also:
Korean currency...
- (母錢)
Concepts Hwacheonjeon (花穿錢)
String of cash
coins (貫)
Influenced Cash
coins in art
Jeoncha (錢茶)
Korean numismatic charm See also:
Korean currency...
- (母錢)
Concepts Hwacheonjeon (花穿錢)
String of cash
coins (貫)
Influenced Cash
coins in art
Jeoncha (錢茶)
Korean numismatic charm See also:
Korean currency...
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words for tank and
train are
written and
spoken exactly the same: 전차 (
jeoncha). The only
difference is
their Hanja: tank (戰車) vs
train (電車). In South...
