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Duduri

Deity in Korean folklore

Duduri (Korean: 두두리), also known as Dudueul (두두을), was a wood spirit (목신; 木神; moksin) or folk deity worshipped in the Gyeongju region of southeastern Korea. Records of Duduri worship date from the Silla dynasty to the middle of the Goryeo dynasty, after which the worship of Duduri declined.

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Duduri

Deity in Korean folklore

Duduri (Korean: 두두리), also known as Dudueul (두두을), was a wood spirit (목신; 木神; moksin) or folk deity worshipped in the Gyeongju region of southeastern Korea. Records of Duduri worship date from the Silla dynasty to the middle of the Goryeo dynasty, after which the worship of Duduri declined.

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Duduri (Korean: 두두리), also known as Dudueul (두두을), was a wood spirit (목신; 木神; moksin) or folk deity worshipped in the Gyeongju region of southeastern Korea. Records of Duduri worship date from the Silla dynasty to the middle of the Goryeo dynasty, after which the worship of Duduri declined. Duduri was worshipped as a tutelary deity, and official rites were held in its honor. Historical accounts connect the worship of Duduri with particular places and political figures. Some scholars regard Duduri as an early form or predecessor of the dokkaebi.

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