<p>Nearly 2,000 years ago the King of Ayodhya had a dream in which God ordered him to send his daughter on a ship to meet her husband in another land. He complied and that dream led to the Karak Dynasty in Korea. Descendants of that Korean King and the Princess of Ayodhya are said to number over 6 million in Korea, nearly 10% of its population, and the marriage closely binds the people of Korea and India to this day.</p>

Nearly 2,000 years ago the King of Ayodhya had a dream in which God ordered him to send his daughter on a ship to meet her husband in another land. He complied and that dream led to the Karak Dynasty in Korea. Descendants of that Korean King and the Princess of Ayodhya are said to number over 6 million in Korea, nearly 10% of its population, and the marriage closely binds the people of Korea and India to this day.

<p>Nearly 2,000 years ago the King of Ayodhya had a dream in which God ordered him to send his daughter on a ship to meet her husband in another land. He complied and that dream led to the Karak Dynasty in Korea. Descendants&nbsp;of that Korean King and the Princess of Ayodhya are said to number over 6 million in Korea, nearly 10% of its population, and the marriage closely binds the people of Korea and India to this day.</p>

E4 - Korea's Origins

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