The feather-like back design (left) and the eight General cards, each marked with the symbol of its suit, from a full eight-suited deck (right)
Tujeon (Korean: 투전; Hanja: 鬪牋; RR: tujeon; MR: t'ujŏn, literally fighting tablets) are the traditional playing cards of Korea used in the latter half of the Joseon dynasty.[1] They are also known as tupae (Korean: 투패; Hanja: 鬪牌, literally fighting cards).
- ^ Simon Wintle. "Playing Cards in Korea". The World of Playing Cards. Retrieved November 13, 2012.