Cheonmachong
천마총
archaeological site in
Gyeongju
#6 in Gyeongju
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#113 in South Korea
Cheonmachong, located in Gyeongju, South Korea, is a significant historical site known for its ancient tomb from the Silla Dynasty. The name "Cheonmachong" translates to "Heavenly Horse Tomb," derived from a painting of a heavenly horse found on a birch bark saddle flap within the tomb. The burial mound is part of the larger Daereungwon Tomb Complex, which includes numerous royal tombs and burial mounds. Cheonmachong is notable for its rich array of artifacts, including jewelry, pottery, and the famous golden crown, offering valuable insights into the art, culture, and society of the Silla Kingdom.
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