Preliminary Material
pp.: i–x
Introduction: Understanding Korean Myths
pp.: 1–10 (10)
The Korean Gods
pp.: 11–18 (8)
The Formation Of Heaven And Earth
pp.: 19–27 (9)
Shoot For A Sun, Shoot For A Moon
pp.: 28–37 (10)
A Man And A Woman Who Became The Gods Of The Sun And The Moon
pp.: 38–41 (4)
Origin Of The Seven Stars Of The Great Bear
pp.: 42–50 (9)
The Great Flood
pp.: 51–54 (4)
The Grandmother Goddess Of Birth
pp.: 55–61 (7)
Chach’?ngbi Agriculture Goddess
pp.: 62–82 (21)
Ch’ils?ng, Grain Protection Goddess
pp.: 83–89 (7)
Tangg?m-aegi And The Three Ches?k Gods
pp.: 90–128 (39)
Samani Lived Three Thousand Years
pp.: 129–136 (8)
Sama Changja And His Scapegoat Horse
pp.: 137–144 (8)
Kangim Went Down To The Underworld To Capture The King Of Hades
pp.: 145–166 (22)
Paridegi, Goddess Who Guides Dead Souls To The Underworld
pp.: 167–188 (22)
The Three Brothers Who Became Shamans To Save Their Mother
pp.: 189–204 (16)
If You Are A Great Shaman, Do You Possess The Gift Of Miracles?
pp.: 205–208 (4)
Kaksi Sonnim, The Smallpox Goddess
pp.: 209–226 (18)
A Benefit For All Sick Children
pp.: 227–232 (6)
Kam?njang-agi, The Goddess Of Good Fortune
pp.: 233–242 (10)
On?li, The Goddess Of Fortune-Telling
pp.: 243–248 (6)
Bride Ch’?ngj?ng And Her Sacrificial Death For Love
pp.: 249–257 (9)
Hallakkungi, The Flower Warden God In The S?ch’?n Flower Garden
pp.: 258–263 (6)
The House God And The House-Site Goddess
pp.: 264–276 (13)
The Snake Goddess Migrated To Cheju Island
pp.: 277–283 (7)
Gods Protecting A Village
pp.: 284–289 (6)
Cheju Island’s Divine Gods
pp.: 290–291 (2)
Sir Paekju And Sir K?msang, Witchcrafters
pp.: 292–300 (9)
A Hero Who Killed Poly-Headed Generals
pp.: 301–308 (8)
Kunung, The Warrior God Of Preventing Misfortune
pp.: 309–310 (2)
Tribute Of One Hundred Head Of White Horses
pp.: 311–314 (4)
General Paek, Lake Ch’?nji Protecting God On Mount Paekdu
pp.: 315–318 (4)
Further Reading
pp.: 319–320 (2)