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12 février 2018
- doi: 10.58079/r3e5
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Stone Fights in Medieval Korea: Game, Fighting or Ritual? For perhaps 2000 years, Koreans practiced, mainly during the New Year’s celebrations, a kind of stone fighting. The male youth of two villages assembled on each side of a stream and began to hurl stones at the opposing ‘team’. In such a competition, many were wounded and sometimes even killed. Usually, this game was limited to the place of the fight, women were excluded, and the fighting in itself, depending on the conditions, lasted ...