Suro
Korean · demigod · three kingdoms · Recorded classification
THE OTHER FIVE BROTHERS ARE NOT INGESTED. The source names a number and six kingdoms and not five more men, and a number is not five records — the rule that kept lane 17 from manufacturing the sixty thousand sons of Sagara and lane 16 from manufacturing ninety-six Kauravas. THE FOUNDING RITE IS IN THE RECORD: nine men singing and dancing until the sky sends down a box, which is a cult act preserved inside a foundation myth.
Domains
- kingship
Relations
- spouse: Heo Hwang-okReciprocated in-batch.Reference treatment: Heo Hwang-ok was queen consort of King Suro of Geumgwan Gaya. (secondary)
- challenged by: Seok TalhaeIn-batch.Reference treatment: Suro was later challenged by Seok Talhae. (secondary)
Sources
- Suro is the first of six brothers hatched from golden eggs out of a heavenly chest, founder of Geumgwan Gaya and of the Gaya confederacy, challenged by Seok Talhae and married to Heo Hwang-ok.: Reference treatments of Suro of Geumgwan Gaya, of Heo Hwang-ok and of the Samguk Yusa. (secondary)