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and walls of the tombs. The murals depict, realistically in a three-dimensional form, the daily life scenes of people such as women dancing, warriors getting trained, birds flying in the sky covered with clouds, dragons, fish swimming in rivers, and wild life. The frescoes in the tomb depict lotuses in blossom with other religious ornamentation which bring out the traditional
Buddhist ethos only and not the four traditional images of the constellations as in the Chinese tombs. This is inferred to represent the paradise in Buddhist religious parlance. The tomb has an inscription which substantiates the fact that it was a sacred site for festival rites. These consisted of the worship of mother earth and also livestock; the former is a south Asian rite while the latter is a shamanistic form of worship.
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Dongmyeong and the Three Tombs of Kangso have mural paintings. The Tomb of King Dongmyeong has Goguryeo murals which are known for its rich color and tone. The wall paintings found in the tomb were of Buddhist themes, namely the lotus, and the animal depictions in the ceiling
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bordered at the base with stone blocks. Each side of the tumulus is 34 m (112 ft) long. The tomb has a 22 m (240 sq ft) pyramidal inner chamber, a front chamber and a gallery made with stones. The chamber faces southwest. The renovated tomb of the king is the most prominent
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reportedly pointed to "a major shortcoming of North Korean archaeology: archaeologists had failed to locate the tomb of King Tongmyŏng". In 1974, North Korean archaeologists produced the required tomb which was duly 'restored' and became a tourist attraction. Although it was initially an authentic
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that is erected at the tomb and which has the name of the King of Buyeo inscribed on it. King
Dongmyeong's tomb is of national heritage and its rebuilding and upkeep has been the responsibility of the state. Kim II-sung personally monitored the rebuilding of the tomb with funds provisioned by the
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The alleged discovery of the burial place of the founding monarch of the
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Koguryo which had an influence on other cultures in the region including Japan; Criterion iii as the wall paintings
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Pyongyang, in 427 AD. Its final location was to the present location at Jangan Castle in the center of Pyongyang. Goguryeo had five ancient tribes each with its own ancestral tomb observing rites celebrated during the tenth month of every year by performing the
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Yongmyong Temple in Moran Hill in Pyongyang. It is a rectangular rock which is carved with the inscription 'Unicorn Lair'. Based on the discovery of the King's unicorn lair, archaeologists of the History Institute of the
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Criteria (i), (ii), (iii) and (iv) covering an area of 233 hectares (580 acres) with a buffer zone of 1,701 hectares (4,200 acres). A unique feature of it and the other extant tombs in the area are the wall paintings depicting blossoming
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