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**TuqCe-SiWon** · (Son Düzenleme: 20-01-2013, Saat: 21:09, Düzenleyen: Maria.)

Kore Hayaleti
Kore efsanelerinde genç bakire bir kiz ölürse ve onun hakkinda "utanç verici" seyler söylenirse hayalete dönüsüp etrafta dolasir.
Genelde çok uzun saçli ve beyaz hanbok giyinmis bir sekilde görünür.
Bu hayalet beyaz bir yüze sahiptir ve genellikle agzinin etrafinda az miktarda soluk kan olur. Yarim kalan isini tamamlamadan öbür tarafa geçmez.
Söylentilere göre yeni evli çiftlere lanet getirirmis. Bu hayaletten kurtulmak için baska bir bekar hayaletle evlilik yaparak dua etmek gerekir.
Kore'de bir çok kisi hayalete inanir ve baslarina gelen kötü seylerden onlari sorumlu tutarlar. Kore hikayelerinde bu hayalet okullarda, göllerde, banyoda ve mezarlik etrafinda görünür. Geceleri basladigi gezinti sabaha kadar devam eder.

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Çeviri: IITuqCe-SiWonII
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English

Cheonyeo Gwisin
In Korean legend, a young woman who dies as a virgin becomes so bitter about her "shameful" marital status that her ghost, popularly known as cheonyeo gwisin, or virgin ghost, hovers around her relatives and friends. She usually appears with extremely long hair and is dressed in a white hanbok. This ghost has a pale white face with dark circles and a small amount of blood drips from the side of her mouth.Since her mission to get married is incomplete, it is impossible for her to cross the boundary that leads to the afterlife. It is said that the virgin ghost curses newly-wed couples. The only way to make this ghost disappear is to have an exorcism ― or conduct a spiritual wedding for the virgin ghost with a bachelor ghost. In Korea, many people believe in the existence of this ghost and blame her for family illnesses or accidents. In Korean ghost stories, she usually appears in bathrooms, schools, lakes, around graveyards and on dark country roads. She starts her scary act around midnight and continues until dawn.
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