A funeral ceremony for a Silla princess, who passed away in the late 5th century, is set to be recreated in Gyeongju, South Korea, approximately 1,500 years after her burial. The National Gyeongju Cultural Heritage Research Institute announced that the ‘Gyeongju Joksaem Tomb No. 44 Funeral Reconstruction Ceremony’ will take
Thursday, July 16
Silla Princess’s Funeral Recreated After 1,500 Years in Gyeongju
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