Juryeonggu
14-sided dice for drinking game
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Juryeonggu
14-sided dice for drinking game
Juryeonggu (Korean: 주령구; Hanja: 酒令具) was a 14-sided die from the Unified Silla period, which was excavated from Donggung Palace and Wolji Pond. It was made of oak and had 6 square faces and 8 hexagonal faces. (Note that the hexagonal faces are not regular hexagons.)
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Juryeonggu (Korean: 주령구; Hanja: 酒令具) was a 14-sided die from the Unified Silla period, which was excavated from Donggung Palace and Wolji Pond. It was made of oak and had 6 square faces and 8 hexagonal faces. (Note that the hexagonal faces are not regular hexagons.) The inscriptions on each face are thought to be penalties in a drinking game involving the die. The original was destroyed when trying to remove its moisture in a microwave oven.
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