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  •    ANCIENT and MEDIEVAL MONUMENTS / Korean

    Yongbi Och`on-ga

    Song of the dragons flying in heaven

    This text is the first monument written in Korean national script 'hangeal' in the XVth century. It`s importance to the study of Korean language history is hard to underestimate.

  • Here you can download a faximile of the manuscript in tiff format (rar, 1126Kb)
  • Korean text of the monument in pdf format (1,5 Mb)
  •   Quotation
    To the door of his bedroom
    A phoenix brought a rune.
    It was an imperial omen
    The august son would revolt
    To the branch of a tree
    A serpent carried magpies.
    It was a lucky sign:
    The august grandson would arise

    Songs of the Dragons Flying to Heaven. Canto VII. Translated by James Hoyt.

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