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Dongguksesigi (Korean: 동국세시기; Hanja: 東國歲時記) is a
Korean language book from the
Joseon period that
explains seasonal customs in Korea. It was
written by...
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thousands of years. The
history of
bosintang is more recent. A 1849 book
Dongguksesigi contains a
recipe for
bosintang that
includes boiled dog and
green onion...
- dish enjo****
during winter.
According to the 19th-century do****ents of
Dongguksesigi (동국세시기, 東國歲時記),
naengmyeon has been made
since the
Joseon Dynasty. Originally...
- However,
tteokguk is
mentioned in the 19th-century book of
customs Dongguksesigi (동국세시기; 東國歲時記) as
being made with beef or
pheasant used as the main...
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times in the
ancient Korean records. The
ancient Korean book of
customs Dongguksesigi noted that the
women of
Goryeo who were
taken as
servants by the Yuan...
- Star in the centre,
surrounded by 28 constellations.
According to the
Dongguksesigi (literally
meaning a Book on
Eastern Country's
Annual Observances),...
- The
earliest mention of
sujeonggwa dates back to 1849 in the book
Dongguksesigi (동국세시기; 東國歲時記), a book of
seasonal customs written by
scholar Hong Seok-mo...
- the
original on 28
March 2017.
Retrieved 27
March 2017. Hong, Seokmo.
Dongguksesigi 동국세시기(東國歲時記) [A
Record of the
Seasonal Customs of the
Eastern Kingdom]...
- it look like the star is
rising back to the sky.[citation needed] In
Dongguksesigi,
there is a
story that Ch'oe Yŏng flew a
number of
large kites with...
- The dish is most
often eaten in late
spring and summer.
According to
Dongguksesigi (동국세시기; 東國歲時記), a book
written in 1849,
tangpyeongchae derived from...
