Gayageum's explanation.

Gayageum's explanation of North Korea and China's North Korea plucked musical instruments. According to legend, it was circulated in the south of Silla, South Korea in the 6th century. Shaped like A Zheng. There are original elegant music users and pop music users. Its modern shape is: about 152 cm long and about 17 to 2 1 cm wide, with twelve strings. Often used for solo and accompaniment. Word decomposition explanation of Jia Jia [Kananga] agarwood. [Galand] The abbreviation of Sanskrit "Sangha Lamma" refers to the garden where monks live, and later refers to the Buddhist temple. The names of Korean musical instruments are a bit like China's Zheng. Gamma rays are the source of "gamma rays", radium and other radioactive elements.