Comparative Study on Humanism Motives in Korean and Mongolian Myth (Focused on the Korea’s «the Myth of Dangun» and Mongolia’s Epic «geser Khan»)

Najdakov Readings
doi 10.30792/2222-7547.2018.125-134
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Institute for Mongolian, Buddhist and Tibetan Studies of the SBRAS

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