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Record 1: Bari / Abandoned Princess (바리공주)
Work Title Bari / Abandoned Princess (바리공주)
Work Type Korean shamanic song (무가)
Agents / Roles Cho Dong-il, Chang Won-chul, Suh Yong-sook, Shin Eun-kyung, Lee Jong-ju (Researchers); Song Bum-im (Contributor); The Academy of Korean Studies (Publisher)
Creation Date 1981-10-09
Location Naega-myeon, Ganghwa-gun, Gyeonggi-do, Republic of Korea (대한민국 경기도 강화군 내가면)
Subjects Shamanic Songs; Princess Bari; Korean Shamanism; Oral Literature (무가, 바리공주, 한국 무속신앙, 구비문학)
Description A shamanic song about the journey of Princess Bari to save her parents, even though she was abandoned by them at birth. 
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      <agent><name type="personal">Cho Dong-il</name><role>Researcher</role></agent>
      <agent><name type="personal">Chang Won-chul</name><role>Researcher</role></agent>
      <agent><name type="personal">Suh Yong-sook</name><role>Researcher</role></agent>
      <agent><name type="personal">Shin Eun-kyung</name><role>Researcher</role></agent>
      <agent><name type="personal">Lee Jong-ju</name><role>Researcher</role></agent>
      <agent><name type="personal">Song Bum-im</name><role>Contributor</role></agent>
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      <date type="creation"><earliestDate>1981-10-09</earliestDate></date>
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      <description>A shamanic song about the journey of Princess Bari to save her parents, even though she was abandoned by them at birth.</description>
    </descriptionSet>
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      <location type="creation"><name type="geographic">Naega-myeon, Ganghwa-gun, Gyeonggi-do, Republic of Korea</name></location>
    </locationSet>
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      <subject><term type="concept">Shamanic Songs</term></subject>
      <subject><term type="concept">Princess Bari</term></subject>
      <subject><term type="concept">Korean Shamanism</term></subject>
      <subject><term type="concept">Oral Literature</term></subject>
    </subjectSet>
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      <worktype>Korean shamanic song (무가)</worktype>
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  </work>
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      <agent><name type="corporate">The Academy of Korean Studies (AKS)</name><role>Publisher</role></agent>
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      <format>Text / Audio (글 / 오디오)</format>
    </formatSet>
    <rightsSet>
      <rights type="copyright"><text>Copyright The Academy of Korean Studies. All Rights Reserved.</text></rights>
    </rightsSet>
    <notesSet>
      <notes>Local Code: Gampo-eup Muga 2 / Tape Number: T. Gampo 9 front, 10 front</notes>
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Record 2: Sonnim-gut (손님굿)
Work Title Sonnim-gut (손님굿)
Work Type Korean shamanic song (무가)
Agents / Roles Im Jae-hae (Researcher); Kim Yu-seon (Contributor); The Academy of Korean Studies (Publisher)
Creation Date 1979-07-18
Location Gampo-ri, Gampo-eup, Wolseong-gun, Gyeongsangbuk-do, Republic of Korea (대한민국 경상북도 월성군 감포읍 감포리)
Subjects Shamanic Songs; Sonnim-gut; Korean Shamanism; Oral Literature; East Coast Hereditary Shaman Ritual (무가, 손님굿, 한국 무속신앙, 구비문학, 동해안 별신굿)
Description A shamanic song about the contrasting fates two families face based on how differently they treat the visiting Smallpox Deity (Sonnim). 
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      <title pref="false" xml:lang="ko">손님굿</title>
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      <agent><name type="personal">Im Jae-hae</name><role>Researcher</role></agent>
      <agent><name type="personal">Kim Yu-seon</name><role>Contributor</role></agent>
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      <date type="creation"><earliestDate>1979-07-18</earliestDate></date>
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      <description>A shamanic song about the contrasting fates two families face based on how differently they treat the visiting Smallpox Deity (Sonnim).</description>
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      <subject><term type="concept">Shamanic Songs</term></subject>
      <subject><term type="concept">Sonnim-gut</term></subject>
      <subject><term type="concept">Korean Shamanism</term></subject>
      <subject><term type="concept">Oral Literature</term></subject>
      <subject><term type="concept">East Coast Hereditary Shaman Ritual</term></subject>
    </subjectSet>
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      <worktype>Korean shamanic song (무가)</worktype>
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      <agent><name type="corporate">The Academy of Korean Studies (AKS)</name><role>Publisher</role></agent>
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      <format>Audio / Text (오디오 / 비디오)</format>
    </formatSet>
    <rightsSet>
      <rights type="copyright"><text>Copyright The Academy of Korean Studies. All Rights Reserved.</text></rights>
    </rightsSet>
    <notesSet>
      <notes>Local Code: Gampo-eup Muga 2 / Tape Number: T. Gampo 9 front, 10 front</notes>
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Record 3: Danggeum-aegi (Jeseok-puri) / 당금애기 (제석풀이)
Work Title Danggeum-aegi (Jeseok-puri) / 당금애기 (제석풀이)
Work Type Muga (Korean shamanic song) (무가)
Agents / Roles Cho Hee-woong, Kim Young-rae, Yang Young-deuk (Researchers); Park Gi-hwa (Contributor); The Academy of Korean Studies (Publisher)
Creation Date 1982-08-14 / 1982-10-10
Location Seori, Haban, Jungban-gogae, Idong-myeon, Yongin-gun, Gyeonggi-do, Republic of Korea (대한민국 경기도 용인군 이동면 서리 하반, 중반고개)
Subjects Muga (Korean shamanic song); Danggeum-aegi; Jeseok-puri (무가; 당금애기; 제석풀이)
Description A shamanic song about a beautiful noblewoman, Danggeum-aegi, her journey after becoming involved with a traveling monk, and how she ultimately gives birth to divine triplets. 
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      <title pref="false" xml:lang="ko">당금애기 (제석풀이)</title>
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      <agent><name type="personal">Cho Hee-woong</name><role>Researcher</role></agent>
      <agent><name type="personal">Kim Young-rae</name><role>Researcher</role></agent>
      <agent><name type="personal">Yang Young-deuk</name><role>Researcher</role></agent>
      <agent><name type="personal">Park Gi-hwa</name><role>Contributor</role></agent>
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      <date type="creation"><earliestDate>1982-08-14</earliestDate><latestDate>1982-10-10</latestDate></date>
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      <description>A shamanic song about a beautiful noblewoman, Danggeum-aegi, her journey after becoming involved with a traveling monk, and how she ultimately gives birth to divine triplets.</description>
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      <location type="creation"><name type="geographic">Seori, Haban, Jungban-gogae, Idong-myeon, Yongin-gun, Gyeonggi-do, Republic of Korea</name></location>
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      <subject><term type="concept">Muga (Korean shamanic song)</term></subject>
      <subject><term type="concept">Danggeum-aegi</term></subject>
      <subject><term type="concept">Jeseok-puri</term></subject>
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      <agent><name type="corporate">The Academy of Korean Studies (AKS)</name><role>Publisher</role></agent>
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      <format>Text (글)</format>
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    <notesSet>
      <notes>Local Code: Idong-myeon Muga 18 / Tape No: T. Idong 6 (end)</notes>
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Record 4: Munjeon-puri (문전풀이)
Work Title Munjeon-puri (문전풀이)
Work Type Muga / Korean shamanic song (무가)
Agents / Roles Kang Jeong-sik, Kang So-jeon, Song Jeong-hui (Researchers); Hong Bo-won (Contributor); The Academy of Korean Studies (Publisher)
Creation Date 2011-04-20
Location Sangga-ri, Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju-do, Republic of Korea (대한민국 제주특별자치도 제주시 애월읍 상가리)
Subjects Muga / Korean shamanic ritual song; Munjeon-puri; Jeju Shamanism; Bonpuri; Oral Literature (무가, 문전풀이, 제주도 무속, 본풀이, 구비문학)
Description A story of seven children saving their mother, who was killed by an evil woman who seduced their father while he was away supporting the family. 
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      <title pref="false" xml:lang="ko">문전풀이</title>
    </titleSet>
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      <agent><name type="personal">Kang Jeong-sik</name><role>Researcher</role></agent>
      <agent><name type="personal">Kang So-jeon</name><role>Researcher</role></agent>
      <agent><name type="personal">Song Jeong-hui</name><role>Researcher</role></agent>
      <agent><name type="personal">Hong Bo-won</name><role>Contributor</role></agent>
    </agentSet>
    <dateSet>
      <date type="creation"><earliestDate>2011-04-20</earliestDate></date>
    </dateSet>
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      <description>A story of seven children saving their mother, who was killed by an evil woman who seduced their father while he was away supporting the family.</description>
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      <location type="creation"><name type="geographic">Sangga-ri, Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju-do, Republic of Korea</name></location>
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      <subject><term type="concept">Oral Literature</term></subject>
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      <worktype>Muga / Korean shamanic song (무가)</worktype>
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      <agent><name type="corporate">The Academy of Korean Studies (AKS)</name><role>Publisher</role></agent>
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      <format>Audio / Text (오디오 / 글)</format>
    </formatSet>
    <rightsSet>
      <rights type="copyright"><text>Copyright The Academy of Korean Studies. All Rights Reserved.</text></rights>
    </rightsSet>
    <notesSet>
      <notes>File Name: 1-10_00_SRS_20110420_HNC_HBW_0001</notes>
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Record 5: Sim Cheong-jeon (심청전)
Work Title Sim Cheong-jeon (심청전)
Work Type Folk Narrative / Tale (설화)
Agents / Roles Kim Gyun-tae, Gang Hyeon-mo, Kim Tae-i, Kim Beom-myeon, Jeong Da-som (Researchers); Kim Yeong-rok (Contributor); The Academy of Korean Studies (Publisher)
Creation Date 2015-02-14
Location Fieldwork Location (Fieldwork / 현장 조사)
Subjects Folk Narrative / Tale; Sim Cheong-jeon; Oral Literature; Korean Classical Novel; Overseas Korean Folktales (설화, 심청전, 구비문학, 한국 고전소설, 해외 한인 설화)
Description A journey of a daughter named Sim Cheong, who is sold to seafaring merchants to help her blind father open his eyes again. 
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      <title pref="false" xml:lang="ko">심청전</title>
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    <agentSet>
      <agent><name type="personal">Kim Gyun-tae</name><role>Researcher</role></agent>
      <agent><name type="personal">Gang Hyeon-mo</name><role>Researcher</role></agent>
      <agent><name type="personal">Kim Tae-i</name><role>Researcher</role></agent>
      <agent><name type="personal">Kim Beom-myeon</name><role>Researcher</role></agent>
      <agent><name type="personal">Jeong Da-som</name><role>Researcher</role></agent>
      <agent><name type="personal">Kim Yeong-rok</name><role>Contributor</role></agent>
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    <dateSet>
      <date type="creation"><earliestDate>2015-02-14</earliestDate></date>
    </dateSet>
    <descriptionSet>
      <description>A journey of a daughter named Sim Cheong, who is sold to seafaring merchants to help her blind father open his eyes again.</description>
    </descriptionSet>
    <subjectSet>
      <subject><term type="concept">Folk Narrative / Tale</term></subject>
      <subject><term type="concept">Sim Cheong-jeon</term></subject>
      <subject><term type="concept">Oral Literature</term></subject>
      <subject><term type="concept">Korean Classical Novel</term></subject>
      <subject><term type="concept">Overseas Korean Folktales</term></subject>
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      <worktype>Folk Narrative / Tale (설화)</worktype>
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      <agent><name type="corporate">The Academy of Korean Studies (AKS)</name><role>Publisher</role></agent>
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      <format>Audio / Text (오디오 / 글)</format>
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