Korean Mythology Collection

Dive deep into the enchanting world of Korean mythology with this comprehensive collection that brings together three classic works on Korea's rich tapestry of tales, legends, and folklore. This anthology draws from the following renowned titles:

Korean Fairy Tales by William Elliot Griffis: A captivating journey through stories that have shaped the Korean imagination for centuries. Griffis beautifully captures the essence of these tales, taking listeners on an unforgettable journey through a land filled with magic, mystery, and ancient wisdom.

Korean Folk Tales: Imps, Ghosts, and Fairies Translated From the Korean of Im Bang and Yi Ryuk by James S. Gale: This collection provides a unique blend of haunting ghost stories and tales of mischievous imps. Gale's translations perfectly capture the spirit and wit of these enduring tales, making them as compelling today as they were when first told.

Korean Tales by Horace Newton Allen: Beyond just stories, Allen provides readers with a nuanced understanding of the cultural and historical context of these tales. His descriptive chapters about Korea serve as a valuable introduction to the country's vibrant folklore.

Here is a look some of the stories inside this collection:

• The Unmannerly Tiger
• Tokgabi and His Pranks
• East Light and the Bridge of Fishes
• Prince Sandalwood, the Father of Korea
• The Rabbit's Eyes
• Topknots and Crockery Hats
• Tokgabi's Menagerie
• The King of the Sparrows
• The Wild-Cat Woman
• The Ill-Fated Priest
• Cursed by the Snake
• Ten Thousand Devils
• The Home of the Fairies
• The Honest Witch
• The Faithful Dancing-Girl Wife
• The Trials of Two Heavenly Lovers
• The Enchanted Wine-Jug
• The Magic Peach
• The Mirror that Made Trouble

Whether you're a lover of mythology, a student of Korean culture, or simply in search of a mesmerizing listen, this collection offers a treasure trove of stories that have withstood the test of time. Delve into this book and let the magic of Korean mythology enchant you.