1-1. Creation Myths of Korea

1-2. Contents and Symbols of the Myth of Dangun

1-3. Historicity and Significance of the Myth of Dangun

1-4. How the Myth of Dangun was Passed Down

2-1. Jumong, the Founder of Goguryeo

2-2. Onjo, the Founder of Baekje

2-3. Hyeokgeose, the Founder of Silla

2-4. Founding Myths of Gaya

3-1. From Priest to King

3-2. Secrets Behind the Birth of Ancient Kings

3-3. Kings’ Secret Physical Features

3-4. Legends Surrounding Silla Queens

4-1. Origin of Buddhism and Its Transmission

4-2. Ancient Korean Societies Acceptance Buddhism

4-3. Conflicts Regarding the Acceptance of Buddhism in Silla (1)

4-4. Conflicts Regarding the Official Recognition of Buddhism (2)

4-5. Reasons Why Ancient Korean Kings Officially Recognized Buddhism

5-1. Buddhist King

5-2. Hwangnyongsa Temple and the Royal Family of Silla

5-3. King Mu of Baekje Built Mireuksa Temple in Iksan

5-4. To Make Ties with Buddha

7-1. Men Who Sliced off the Flesh of Their Thigh to Serve Their Parents

7-2. A Man Who Attempted to Bury His Child in the Ground to Serve His Mother

7-3. Considering One’s Parent’s Heart

7-4. Serving One’s Parents in This Life and the Parents in One’s Past Life

7-5. Leaving home to Become a Buddhis Monk is the Act of Filial Piety

8-1. Bak Je-sang, the Icon of Loyal Subject

8-2. Yi Sabu, a General of Silla

8-3. Ondal the Fool Became a General

8-4. Gyebaek, a Defeated Hero

8-5. Kim Yu-sin contributed the Most to the Unification of the Three Kingdoms

8-6. Jang Bo-go, the King of the Seas

9-1. Crime and Punishment, the Rewarding of Good Deeds and Punishing of Bad Deeds

9-2. King Munmu Became a Dragon After He Died

9-3. Gwangdeok and Eomjang Wished for Going to the Land of Supreme Bliss After Death

9-4. A Female Slave Ukmyeon Attained Enlightenment and Buddhahood in the Form of Her Present Body

9-5. Looking for Maitreya and Amitabha

10-1. The Origin of Daeboreum (the Fifteenth Day of the First Lunar Month) and Hangawi (the Fifteenth Day of the Eighth Lunar Month)

10-2. Bi-hyeong-rang, the origin of Dokkaebi

10-3. Governing the People by Music: The Flute to Calm Ten Thousand Waves

10-4. Musical Instrument, a Guide to the Annexation of the State

10-5. The Play of Ancient People