Korean games : with notes on the corresponding games of China and Japan (1895)
Culin, Stewart, 1858-1929 · Philadelphia : University of Pennsylvania · leaf 56
Fig. 14. Fig, 12.—ToKi-SASHi. Bird Catcher. Japan.Fig. 13.—SuKi ye. Japan.^ Museum of Archseology, Univ. of Penna. No. 17,830.Fig. 14.—Nyen, Kite. Korea. Museum of ArchEcology, Univ. of Pennn. No. 16,810.Fig. 15.—NvEN, Kite. Korea. Museum of Archaeology, Univ. of Penna. No. 16,810. The figure on… … PLATE IV. KOREAN KITE FLYING. KITES. , I and at last altogether discouraged by the appearance of falling stars in thesky. He then made a kite, to which he attached a small lantern, and sentit up on a dark night. The soldiers accepted the appearance of the hght,which seemed like a new star, as an…
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