Yugyeongjongmyonaeui Artefacts

These are a group of artefacts excavated together from the tombs of Huitaek — the eighteenth-generation descendant of the Angan-gong line of the Jinju Ryu clan — and of his son Jeon and grandson Gyeongjong. They came to light in 1959, when descendants relocated the graves from Anyang to Gagok-ri, Eunsan-myeon, and were kept by the family until they were entrusted to Buyeo National Museum in March 1985. There were probably more burial goods originally, but only the following survive: eighty-eight pieces of mingi (miniature vessels made to accompany the dead) in three sets, one set of official robes, two dopo (wide-sleeved overcoats), one bone comb, and thirteen pieces of white porcelain ritual vessels.

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Where it is

Region

Buyeo, Chungnam

Designation

Cultural Heritage Material · 문화유산자료