In a myth of these people, a man plants orange trees around his house and sticks a silver pin in his head to ward o f a death-spirit who nevertheless kills him with an iron hammer.
In a myth of these people, a man plants orange trees around his house and sticks a silver pin in his head to ward o f a death-spirit who nevertheless kills him with an iron hammer. A god of these people captured his wife by drawing lines on the ground that grew into a copper castle, then defeated her father in a three-part metamorphosis contest. That god of these people is accompanied by swan-riding attendants and multi-colored, music-producing clouds. A queen and king of these people were born on the same day at di ferent forest wells, she from the rib of a cockatrice and he from an egg watched over by a white horse. A ter remaining in a cave for 100 days while eating only garlic and mugwort, a bear transformed into a woman who became the mother of these people's  rst king, Dangun, as related in the Samguk Yusa. For 10 points, identify these people who created founding myths for kingdoms like Silla and Gojoseon.
In a myth of these people, a man plants orange trees around his house and sticks a silver pin in his head to ward o f a death-spirit who nevertheless kills him with an iron hammer.
Koreans [or Hanguk-in; or Joseon-in]