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Here, we tell the magnificent and tragic stories of Ancient Korea, focusing on the "Samguk Sagi" (History of the Three Kingdoms) and the mighty Goguryeo Empire.
Our videos are designed to help you relax, unwind, and fall into a deep sleep.
To protect your peaceful rest, the screen slowly fades to black as the story unfolds, leaving only a soft-spoken voice and the echoes of history.
Let the epic tales of kings, princesses, and ancient battles become your bedtime lullaby.
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Korean Folktales Before Sleep: Three Ducks, a Small Boat, and Three Sisters
Welcome to Slow Night, Ancient Tales.
Tonight we bring you an old Korean folktale recorded in the Compendium of Korean
Oral Literature — "The Short-Lived Boy Who Won the Three Ministers' Daughters."
Told he is fated to die young, a boy sets out on a journey to escape his destiny,
eventually forming a bond with three ministers' daughters at a mysterious pavilion
surrounded by water. Full of wonder and gentle humor, this traditional Korean
folktale makes for a calm companion for falling asleep.
🌙 Recommended for you if you:
- Love oral folktales once told by grandparents around the fire
- Enjoy traditional Korean folklore and stories of fated bonds
- Want to drift off to sleep with calm narration
#sleepaudio #folktale #koreanfolklore #fatestory #fallasleeplistening #sleepstory #audiobook #oraltradition #healingradio
Source: Adapted from a 1979 oral recording in the Compendium of Korean Oral Literature (Academy of Korean Studies, kdp.aks.ac.kr/gubi).
8 Sept 2026
[Sleep Audiobook] Mulberry Leaves — Na Do-hyang's Unflinching Portrait of 1920s Rural Korea
Welcome to Slow Night, Ancient Tales.
Tonight we bring you Na Do-hyang's short story "Mulberry Leaves." Anhyeop-jip runs
her household alone while her gambler husband is away, caught up in the quiet
calculations of the villagers around her. An uproar over stolen mulberry leaves
reveals the desires and survival instincts of everyone involved. This unflinching
portrayal of human nature and the hard realities of 1920s rural Korea unfolds in a
quiet companion for falling asleep.
🌙 Recommended for you if you:
- Love early modern Korean literature and unflinching character studies
- Are interested in the realities of 1920s rural Korean society
- Want to end your day with calm narration
#sleepaudio #koreanliterature #nadohyang #mulberryleaves #fallasleeplistening #sleepstory #audiobook #classicliterature #koreanshortstory #healingradio
7 Sept 2026
Korean Legends Before Sleep: An Old Grudge Reborn to Topple a Kingdom
Welcome to Slow Night, Ancient Tales.
Tonight we bring you a mysterious legend from Iryeon's Samguk Yusa. As King Bojang,
the last ruler of Goguryeo, sought to elevate Daoism within his kingdom, a monk
named Bodeok sensed the danger this posed to the nation's future. Ignored by the
king, he is said to have lifted his own hermitage into the sky and carried it far
to the south. Woven alongside this legend is the tale of an old grudge, reborn
generations later, said to have finally brought the kingdom to ruin. These ancient
legends make for a calm companion for falling asleep.
🌙 Recommended for you if you:
- Love the Samguk Yusa and classic Korean legends
- Are drawn to mysterious, prophetic old stories
- Want to drift off to sleep with calm narration
#sleepaudio #samgukyusa #koreanlegend #goguryeo #fallasleeplistening #sleepstory #audiobook #healingradio #ancienttales #koreanfolklore
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