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RE: Monday Seoul | Gwanghwamun 광화문
haha he was a baddass. literally ruled the sea.
japanese samurais were strong on land. unfortunately they lost in the ocean.
haha he was a baddass. literally ruled the sea.
japanese samurais were strong on land. unfortunately they lost in the ocean.
Unfortunately they lost in the ocean.
Unfortunately for Japan, fortunately for Korea :)
Is the dragon symbol part of Korean culture and history as well. It's present in China. I don't know about Japan.
I wonder if dragons actually existed? It can't be just coincidence or myth. The symbol/coat of arms of the city of Ljubljana is a dragon actually and there's a statue of it.
later on during ww2 japan did succeed and they took over 😆
korea doesn't have too many dragons in the culture. maybe a little in stories.
dragon symbolizes the emperor in asia (mostly china), and as a chinese protectorate, korea didn't really have the permission to create any culture around it.