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Nongae ShrineSubmitted by prey4wind on 10 February 2007 - 10:52amTags: Photo from the Nongae Shrine, in small town of Jangsu. In 1593, 120,000 Japanese soldiers attacked Jinju fortress. Nongae (논개 / 論介) is commemorated for the seduction of a Japanese general and the sacrifice of her life as well as his. http://www.jinjunongae.com/  Bookmark/Search this post with: |
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