The South Gate of 'Kyongbokkung' (Kyongbok Palace) is seen prior to annexation when it was moved to make way for the new capitol. One of the twin haetae (fire-eating monsters) which protected the palaces from fire is depicted here in front of the reconstructed gate. Source: Adams, Edward B. Palaces of Seoul : Yi Dynasty palaces in Korea's capital city, 1972. P. 172.
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Willard Dickerman Straight papers, #1260. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
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