Toji (novel)
| Toji | |
| Hangul | 토지 |
|---|---|
| Hanja | 土地 |
| Revised Romanization | T'oji |
| McCune–Reischauer | Toji |
Toji (literally "The Land") is a Korean saga novel written by Park Kyung-ni from June 1968 to 1994, consisting of five volumes. The process of a yangban (noble class)'s collapse and revival is set in the village of Pyeongsa-ri, Hadong county, South Gyeongsang province, Longing in Jiandao, Jinju and Seoul.[1][2]
Korea Literature Translation Institute (LTI Korea) supported an English translation by Agnita Tennant, published by Kegan Paul International in 1996.
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