Habaengnyeo (Korean: 하백녀; Hanja: 河伯女) or Habaengnyeorang (Korean: 하백녀랑; Hanja: 河伯女郞) was the daughter of Habaek (Korean: 하백; Hanja: 河伯), and the mother of Jumong, the founder of the kingdom of Goguryeo.[1] She was also given the name Yuhwa (Korean: 유화; Hanja: 柳花) in Samguk Sagi and Samguk Yusa.[2]
Habaek, the god of the Amnok River, had three beautiful daughters: Yuhwa, Hwonhwa (Korean: 훤화; Hanja: 萱花), and Wihwa (Korean: 위화; Hanja: 葦花). The sisters were playing on the riverside, but ran away when they saw Hae Mosu (Korean: 해모수; Hanja: 解慕漱) approaching them. To lure the ladies, Hae Mosu built an exquisitely decorated palace and held a banquet. After the sisters came into the palace and became drunk, Hae Mosu attempted to block the exit, and was able to capture Yuhwa.[3]
Outraged by kidnapping of Yuhwa, Habek sent his messenger to scold Hae Mosu. Ashamed by his own actions, Hae Mosu tried to let Yuhwa go, but Yuhwa refused to leave because she had fallen in love with him. To solve the problem, Hae Mosu summoned a chariot drawn by five dragons and went to Habaek's palace. When they arrived, Habaek challenged Hae Mosu to a duel of metamorphosis.[3]
Habaek transformed into a carp, a pheasant, and a deer, only to be caught by Hae Mosu when he transformed into an otter, a hawk, and a wolf respectively. Witnessing the talent of Hae Mosu, Habaek held a banquet to celebrate the marriage. Once the couple became drunk, Habaek put them into a leather bag, and loaded it into the dragon chariot to ascend the couple to Heaven. However, Hae Mosu woke up in the middle of the journey, and ran away to Heaven alone by cutting the leather bag with Yuhwa's golden hairpin.[3]
When Yuhwa came back alone, Habaek saw her as a disgrace to the family. Habaek had her lips stretched out, and exiled her to Wubalsu (or Wubal Pond) (Korean: 우발수; Hanja: 優渤水), located at the south of Taebaeksan (or Taebaek Mountain) (Korean: 태백산; Hanja: 太白山) along with two servants.[3]
One day a fisherman reported to Geumwa of Buyeo that a strange creature was strolling underwater. The king ordered the capture of the creature, and Yuhwa was pulled out from the water. Because her lips were stretched, they had to be cut three times for her to speak. The king realized that she was the concubine of Son of the Heaven, thus kept her in a detached palace where the sunlight followed Yuhwa and made her pregnant.[3]
lady, yuhwa, habaengnyeo, korean, 하백녀, hanja, 河伯女, habaengnyeorang, korean, 하백녀랑, hanja, 河伯女郞, daughter, habaek, korean, 하백, hanja, 河伯, mother, jumong, founder, kingdom, goguryeo, also, given, name, yuhwa, korean, 유화, hanja, 柳花, samguk, sagi, samguk, yusa, die. Habaengnyeo Korean 하백녀 Hanja 河伯女 or Habaengnyeorang Korean 하백녀랑 Hanja 河伯女郞 was the daughter of Habaek Korean 하백 Hanja 河伯 and the mother of Jumong the founder of the kingdom of Goguryeo 1 She was also given the name Yuhwa Korean 유화 Hanja 柳花 in Samguk Sagi and Samguk Yusa 2 Lady YuhwaDiedB C 24BuyeoBurialBuyeoIssueDongmyeong of Goguryeo Jumong FatherHabaekLady YuhwaHangul하백녀Hanja河伯女Revised RomanizationHabaengnyeoMcCune ReischauerHabaengnyŏBirth nameHangul하유화Hanja河柳花Revised RomanizationHa YuhwaMcCune ReischauerHa Ryuhwa Contents 1 Mythological overview 2 Family 3 Popular culture 4 Sources 5 See also 6 ReferencesMythological overview editHabaek the god of the Amnok River had three beautiful daughters Yuhwa Hwonhwa Korean 훤화 Hanja 萱花 and Wihwa Korean 위화 Hanja 葦花 The sisters were playing on the riverside but ran away when they saw Hae Mosu Korean 해모수 Hanja 解慕漱 approaching them To lure the ladies Hae Mosu built an exquisitely decorated palace and held a banquet After the sisters came into the palace and became drunk Hae Mosu attempted to block the exit and was able to capture Yuhwa 3 Outraged by kidnapping of Yuhwa Habek sent his messenger to scold Hae Mosu Ashamed by his own actions Hae Mosu tried to let Yuhwa go but Yuhwa refused to leave because she had fallen in love with him To solve the problem Hae Mosu summoned a chariot drawn by five dragons and went to Habaek s palace When they arrived Habaek challenged Hae Mosu to a duel of metamorphosis 3 Habaek transformed into a carp a pheasant and a deer only to be caught by Hae Mosu when he transformed into an otter a hawk and a wolf respectively Witnessing the talent of Hae Mosu Habaek held a banquet to celebrate the marriage Once the couple became drunk Habaek put them into a leather bag and loaded it into the dragon chariot to ascend the couple to Heaven However Hae Mosu woke up in the middle of the journey and ran away to Heaven alone by cutting the leather bag with Yuhwa s golden hairpin 3 When Yuhwa came back alone Habaek saw her as a disgrace to the family Habaek had her lips stretched out and exiled her to Wubalsu or Wubal Pond Korean 우발수 Hanja 優渤水 located at the south of Taebaeksan or Taebaek Mountain Korean 태백산 Hanja 太白山 along with two servants 3 One day a fisherman reported to Geumwa of Buyeo that a strange creature was strolling underwater The king ordered the capture of the creature and Yuhwa was pulled out from the water Because her lips were stretched they had to be cut three times for her to speak The king realized that she was the concubine of Son of the Heaven thus kept her in a detached palace where the sunlight followed Yuhwa and made her pregnant 3 Family editFather Habaek 하백 Sister Wuihwa 위화 Sister Hweonhwa 훤화 Husband Geumwa of Dongbuyeo 금와왕 Husband Hae Mo su of Buyeo 해모수왕 Son Dongmyeong of Goguryeo 동명성왕 Popular culture editPortrayed by Oh Yeon soo in the 2006 2007 MBC TV series Jumong Portrayed by Kim Ji Yeong in the 2017 KBS TV series Chronicles of Korea Sources editSamguk Yusa by Il yeonSee also editList of Korean monarchs History of Korea Three Kingdoms of KoreaReferences edit Gwanggaeto Stele db history go kr Archived from the original on 2022 06 18 Retrieved 2021 09 16 Samguk Sagi Book 13 History of Goguryeo Part 1 Section 1 db history go kr Retrieved 2021 09 08 a b c d e Dongguk Yisanggukjip db itkc or kr Retrieved 2021 09 25 nbsp This Korean biographical article is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Lady Yuhwa amp oldid 1180595295, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
