AFROSIYOB DEVORIY SURATLARIDAGI QADIMGI KOREYA ELCHILARI
"Maqola"
Afrasiyab is the northern edge of Samarkand, the historical city of the ancient Sughd Kingdom, and the murals on the site of the palace there are called "Afrasiyab Murals". Murals have been known since 1965. Ambassadors from Korea in the early Middle Ages are also depicted in wall paintings in Afrasiab. On the four walls of the living room, which is about 11 square meters and 2 meters high, there are very skillfully depicted pictures of the history of Sughd in the middle of the 7th century. The article talks about the aspects of Afrosyab wall paintings related to the history of Korea.
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