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Daeboreum

Daeboreum (Korean: 대보름; lit. 'Great Full Moon') is a Korean holiday that celebrates the first full moon of the new year of the lunar Korean calendar. This holiday is accompanied by many traditions.

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Also called
Great Full Moon
Date
1st full moon of the lunar year
Hangul
대보름
Hanja
大보름
Lit.
Great Full Moon
MR
Taeborŭm

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Traditions

Food

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Daeboreum

Nodes28
Edges27
Triples96
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.071429
Components1

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Daeboreum

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related to Food · 24
Daeboreum → Also, Baekgaban, China, Chungbuk, Dishes, Dongguk-sesigi, Dongguksesigi, Eating, Guibargi Wine, If, In South Jeolla Province, Japan, Korea, New Year's Day, North Jeolla Province, People, Samguk, South Gyeongsang Province, South Jeolla Province, The
related to Traditions · 23
Daeboreum → Also, At, Bangsaeng, Boktho-humchigi, Bureom, Buy, Dalmaji, Daribalgi, Deowipalgi, Gaeboreumsoegi, Gisaebae, In, It, Jwibulnori, Mogitbul, Moon, On, People, The, These
related to Origins · 15
Daeboreum → After, Also, Annals, January, Joseon Dynasty, King, Korean, Ogiil, Oguille, Samguk, Silla, Silla-bongi, Soji, Taejong, The
see also · 15
Daeboreum → Cambodia, ChinaKoshōgatsu, DaeboreumMagha Puja, DaeboreumPublic, Festival, First Full Moon FestivalLantern, JapanChotrul Duchen, Laos, Myanmar, North KoreaPublic, South Korea, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Tibet, Uposatha
related to External links · 8
Daeboreum → Culture, Fire Festival Archived, First, Korea Tourism Organization, Ministry, South Korea2008 Jeongwol Daeboreum, Tourism, Wayback Machine
Also called · 1
Daeboreum → Great Full Moon
Date · 1
Daeboreum → 1st full moon of the lunar year
Hangul · 1
Daeboreum → 대보름
Hanja · 1
Daeboreum → 大보름
Lit. · 1
Daeboreum → Great Full Moon

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people year also moon rice first full korean good night south province called lantern believing believed one morning jeolla new

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
DaeboreumAlso calledGreat Full Moon1.00infobox
DaeboreumDate1st full moon of the lunar year1.00infobox
DaeboreumHangul대보름1.00infobox
DaeboreumHanja大보름1.00infobox
DaeboreumLit.Great Full Moon1.00infobox
DaeboreumMRTaeborŭm1.00infobox
DaeboreumObserved byKoreans1.00infobox
DaeboreumOfficial nameDaeboreum (대보름)1.00infobox
DaeboreumRelated toLantern Festival (in China) Koshōgatsu (in Japan) Tết Nguyên Tiêu (in Vietnam) Chotrul Duchen (in Tibet) Magha Puja (in Thailand, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Cambodia and Laos)1.00infobox
DaeboreumRRDaeboreum1.00infobox
DaeboreumTypeCultural1.00infobox
Daeboreumrelated to External linksFirst0.60section

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