The National Hangeul Museum has obtained some 200 historical materials written in Hangeul, the Korean phonetic writing system.

The museum said Thursday that the obtained relics include a letter written by a calligraphy master in the style used in the royal court and some 100 letters sent by queens in the late Joseon Dynasty.

A list of dowry goods for Princess Deokon, the youngest daughter of King Sunjo, was also among the items.
   
The museum also obtained approximately two-thousand manuscripts of Korean classical novels from Wonkwang University Professor Emeritus Park Soon-ho.
   
It will post the materials on its Web site and publish a report after analyzing the items.