Kŭmo sinhwa

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Kŭmo sinhwa (Korean: 금오신화; Hanja: 金鰲新話; lit. '"Tales of Mount Kŭmo", "New Stories of the Golden Turtle", "New Tales Written in Mount Kŭmo"') is a collection of novellas, written in Chinese characters by a Korean author Kim Sisŭp (who was born during the reign of Sejong the Great). Like most of the early literature of Korea it forms part of the Chinese-language literature of Korea. The title comes from Kŭmo-san, the Mount of the Golden Turtle, today called Namsan (Gyeongju), which was the site of the Yongjang Temple where tradition records that Kim wrote the stories. The novel is written after the Chinese Jiandeng Xinhua (Tales while trimming the lampwick, 1378) of Qu You, but is not simply a pasticcio of the works contained in Jiandeng Xinhua. There are five fantasy novellas (傳奇小說, chŏn'gi sosŏl) in this collection: Manboksa chŏp'o ki (萬福寺樗蒲記 Account of a chŏp'o game at Manbok Temple), Yi-saeng kyujang chŏn (李生窺墻傳 Biography of Scholar Yi who peered over the wall), Ch'wiyu pubyŏkchŏng ki (醉遊浮碧亭記 Travel record of a drunken excursion to Pubyŏk Pavilion), Namyŏmbuju chi (南炎浮洲志 Gazetteer of the southern continent Yŏmbu), and Yonggung puyŏn nok (龍宮赴宴錄 Story about an Invitation to a Feast in the Dragon Palace).

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Kim Sisŭp