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Also, the Pleasure Houses of the Four Seasons又四節遊宅

Samguk Yusa (Memorabilia of the Three Kingdoms) 三國遺事 · Iryeon · 1281 (Goryeo, 7th year of King Chungnyeol) · 1 passages · 53 Chinese characters · reading time 0.2 min

Samguk Yusa (Memorabilia of the Three Kingdoms) Marvels, Part One A collection of tales of the Three Kingdoms period, compiled by Iryeon, a monk of Goryeo. He gathered the stories the official histories had cast aside. It is the oldest book that carries the myth of Dangun.

1Song filled the roads and did not cease day or night

又四節遊宅春東野宅,夏谷良宅,秋仇知宅,冬加伊宅.第四十九憲康大王代城中無一草屋接角連墻,歌吹滿路晝夜不絶.

Also, the pleasure houses of the four seasons.

In spring, Dongyataek (東野宅); in summer, Gongnyangtaek (谷良宅); in autumn, Gujitaek (仇知宅); in winter, Gaitaek (加伊宅).

In the reign of the forty-ninth king, Great King Heongang, there was not a single thatched house in the capital. Eaves touched eaves and walls ran on unbroken, and the sound of song and pipes filled the roads and did not cease day or night.