Kija chi ê ? 1-2, Volume 3, by Yun Tu-su, offers a compelling glimpse into ancient Korean history and literature. Originally published in 1879, this work delves into historical narratives, likely exploring the life and times of Kija, a semi-legendary figure in Korean history. As a work of historical fiction or a historical record, Kija chi provides valuable insights into the cultural and historical understanding of Korea's past. This volume is a significant contribution to the understanding of early Korean history and is essential for scholars and readers interested in Korean literature and history.

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