• Korea’s Oldest Known Gunpowder Weapon Revealed by a 28-Character Inscription

    Korea’s Oldest Known Gunpowder Weapon Revealed by a 28-Character Inscription

    A small bronze weapon discovered on a mountainside in South Korea has been identified as the oldest known gunpowder firearm found in the country, providing rare physical evidence for Korea’s early development of gunpowder weapons. Known as the Hwangja Hwatong, or “Yellow-Character Fire Tube,” the weapon was found on Geumseongsan Mountain in Naju in November…