(Translation) 朴赫居世
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| Translator(s) | Participants of 2018 Hanmun Summer Workshop (Intermediate Training Group) | |
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| Year | 2018 | |
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Student Translation : (Althea Volpe)
Sobeol, the chief of the Koheo village, was looking at the Yangsan’s feet. In the middle of the forest next to a well there was a kneeled horse which was neighing. Because of that [Sobeol] went in that direction but he couldn’t see the horse, [in its place] there was only a big egg. He cracked the egg and a baby came out [of it]. So he adopted and raised him. By reaching the age of 10 years [he seemed] to growing up [as if he was] climbing a mountain. Because of his miraculous birth people of the six tribes respected him. For this they appointed him as their king. People of Chinah called Oh as Pak because at first the big egg was similar to a gourd. For that reason they took Pak as their surname. Kosogan in the Chinhan language meant “king”.
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