While excavating the ruins of South Korea's Donggung Palace, which was home to the crown prince of the Silla Dynasty 1,300 ...

Excavations at a centuries-old royal palace in Korea have revealed multiple flush toilets, including one that the crown prince likely used.

Archaeologists in South Korea have uncovered a 1,300-year-old toilet believed to have been used by a crown prince during the Silla Dynasty (57 BCE–935 CE). The remarkable discovery, made at the site ...

A long-standing debate about the precise location of a royal palace in South ... Gyeongju in Korea’s Gyeongsang region served as the ancient capital of Silla, which ruled from 57 BC to 935 ...

"The royal toilet with river drainage is the first of its kind in Korea. It is absolutely incredible, and it suggests that royals and other higher-ranked individuals in ancient Korea had access to ...

A signboard of Seonwonjeon Hall, a venue that displayed the portraits of past kings of the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910) and hosted royal ... Korea remains unclear. The two Chinese characters on the ...

OSAKA--A 19th-century folding screen with links to the Korean royal court has found a new home ... of bronzeware used during religious rites in ancient China, such as bells and three-legged ...