The image shows a close-up of the surface of the stele of King Gwangseong (광성대왕비, Gwangseong Daewangbi) located in the National Museum of Korea in Yongsan-gu, Seoul, South Korea. The stele is made of dark gray stone and is covered in a dense field of Korean Hanja characters, carved in relief. The characters are small and intricate, forming many vertical lines of text across the surface. A prominent, jagged crack runs diagonally across the lower portion of the stele, dividing it into two sections. The lighting in the image highlights the texture of the stone and the depth of the carvings. The stele is presented as a static artifact. in Seoul, South Korea

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Jul 31, 2026, 6:45 AM

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The image shows a close-up of the surface of the stele of King Gwangseong (광성대왕비, Gwangseong Daewangbi) located in the National Museum of Korea in Yongsan-gu, Seoul, South Korea. The stele is made of dark gray stone and is covered in a dense field of Korean Hanja characters, carved in relief. The characters are small and intricate, forming many vertical lines of text across the surface. A prominent, jagged crack runs diagonally across the lower portion of the stele, dividing it into two sections. The lighting in the image highlights the texture of the stone and the depth of the carvings. The stele is presented as a static artifact.

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