Kisaeng (Korean: 기생; Hanja: 妓生; RR: Gisaeng), also called ginyeo (기녀; 妓女), were enslaved women from outcast or enslaved families who were trained to be courtesans, providing artistic entertainment and conversation to men of upper class.

Kisaeng (also spelled gisaeng), sometimes called ginyeo (기녀), refers to female Korean entertainers similar to the Japanese geisha and the ancient Greek hetaerae. Kisaeng were not prostitutes but, rather, artists.

妓生是古代 朝鲜半岛 的艺妓，为国王、 两班 等提供歌舞表演。 妓生作为以歌舞表演为职业的女子 [18] ，接受过技艺训练，许多妓生有很高的艺术造化，有些更是有名的女诗人。 但由于社会地位低下，大多数妓生的名字已被人们遗忘，只有很少的妓生的名字被流传下来。

2019年4月10日 · The gisaeng—often referred to as kisaeng—were highly-trained artist women in ancient Korea who entertained men with music, conversation, and poetry in much the same way as Japanese geisha. Highly skilled gisaeng served in the royal court, while others worked in the homes of the "yangban"—or scholar-officials. Some gisaeng were trained in ...

2023年4月18日 · Kisaeng were female entertainers who belonged to the lowest class of Neo-Confucian society during the Joseon Dynasty (1392–1897). They wrote in the vernacular Indigenous Hangeul script, which was created in 1446. Despite their lowly social status, Kisaeng possessed the prerequisite level of literary expertise for contributing to the genre.

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kisaeng 妓生 是 朝鲜半岛 的傳統 藝妓 ，在古代为朝鲜国王、 两班 、 儒士 等提供歌舞表演。 定位类似中国的 歌妓 和日本的 艺妓 。

While the kisaeng have generally been historicized as subaltern subjects in an account of Japanese colonialism’s violence against Korean women in general, I aim to reframe the kisaeng as laboring people with complicated and contradictory relations to their work, to capital, and to the state, whose lives hold meanings more broadly than as ...

…mudang after proper training or kisaeng, artistic entertainers similar to Japanese geisha. Sons of hereditary shamans usually became singers of p’ansori, the one-person opera of Korea, or musicians accompanying shamanistic rituals. Read More; Korean poetry. In Korean literature: Poetry …by women entertainers known as kisaeng. Read More

2021年11月9日 · Kisaeng were the female entertainers, courtesans of the Yangban 양반, the traditional ruling class during the Joseon 조선 dynasty. Kisaeng were trained in the fine arts, poetry and prose and somewhat respected as educated artists.