is the first part, traditionally 1122-771 B.C., of the Chou : if-"fi Syojyu YonUi, manuscript, 25 vols. [Palace] Courant, 750, gives the title, and Kim T'aejun, 99, gives a quotation in evidence for the existence of a translation into Korean about 1700. AHPI SISjin Ch'o P'aewang chm (see also 162 Samsolgi, story 4) and also 502 ·~~ Hongmun yon. ki "Record of Mur\lng in the Western Sea". manuscript, 53 leaves (11 columns, 18 syllables), etc.), reproduced in the Ewha Series, IV 171-275, with a

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ABSTRACT

Kim T'aejun, 97 (see also pages 86, 92), states that this work, in Chinese Hsihan Yen-i, made the deepest impression in Korea of all the Ming romances imported about 1600, and that from it are derived 454 ~~~ Ch'o-han chOn, 453 ~ilfl%t~ Ch'o P'aewang chm (see also 162 M>.!i171 Samsolgi, story 4) and 382 ~xpg~ Chang Chabang CbOn. See also 502 ·~~ Hongmun yon.