- The
Samseonghyeol (Korean: 삼성혈; lit. three clans' holes) is an archeological, historical, and
cultural landmark in Jeju City, Jeju Province,
South Korea...
- has pla**** a
central role in Jeju
since before recorded history. The
Samseonghyeol,
holes from
which the
three ancestors of the Jeju
people are said to...
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holes in the
ground in the 24th
century BC.
These holes,
known as the
Samseonghyeol (삼성혈), are
still preserved in Jeju City. 初無人、三神人從地聳出其主山北麓有穴曰毛興、是其地也...
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holes in the
ground in the 24th
century BC.
These holes,
known as the
Samseonghyeol (삼성혈), are
still preserved in Jeju City.
Until 938 AD, the
island was...
- 191–192. ISBN 0313316171. "Jeju (Cheju)
Island Travel Information:
Samseonghyeol".
Retrieved July 30, 2014. Lee,
Peter H.; de Bary,
William Theodore:...
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Chinese Wikisource has
original text
related to this article: 高丽史57卷
Samseonghyeol Tamna Korean mythology 浦野起央 (24
August 2016). 朝鮮の領土:【分析・資料・文献】. 三和書籍...
- long
cultural importance.
Inside the port
there are
three holes named Samseonghyeol (Caves of the
Three Clans), as
stated in
legend the
three ancestral...
- Uchiyama,
Oxbow Books, Oxford. "Jeju (Cheju)
Island Travel Information:
Samseonghyeol".
Retrieved 30 July 2014. Lee,
Peter H.; de Bary,
William Theodore:...
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created when
three families, Go, Yang and Bu (the demi-gods from the
Samseonghyeol legend)
settled in Jeju-do.
Korean Buddhist temples Korean Buddhism...
- seen for 50
years (in 2000)
since the
start of
Korean War. Jeju
Island Samseonghyeol Shrine (삼성혈) (三姓穴)
Yeonbukjeong (연북정) (戀北亭)
Jocheon Monument Street...
