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Korean games : with notes on the corresponding games of China and Japan (1895)

Culin, Stewart, 1858-1929 · Philadelphia : University of Pennsylvania · leaf 130

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es. The most distinguished among theHan-ryang is the son of a concubine of one of the nobles, called Koan-haii-ryang (Chinese, kwdn hdn leung). Debarred by his birth from enteringcivil or military Hfe, he joins the Han-ryang. A Han-ryang from thecountry is called in Seoul, Pyel-pou-nyo. The… … PLATE XIV. KOREAN BOW MAKER AND HAN-RYANQ. PITCH POT. 6c please. During the past four years His Majesty, the King, has suppressedthe Han-ryatig, subjecting them to severe penalties, and it is said that in afew years they will entirely disappear. Plate XIV represents a Han-ryang and a bow-maker,…

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