State Of Shinshi
Shinshi (Hangeul: 신시, Hanja: 神市) or Baedal (Hangul: 배달국, Hanja: 倍達國) is a semi-legendary ancient Korean nation that preceded Gojoseon in Hwandangogi. Shinshi literally means The City of Spirits where people live together in a protected area or The Fair of Spirit where people come together and exchange their goods.
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