Yongwang is a figure in Korean mythology, often referred to as the Dragon King. He is believed to rule over the seas and is associated with water, rain, and storms. In various legends, Yongwang is depicted as a powerful dragon that can control the ocean's tides and protect fishermen. Yongwang is also celebrated in traditional Korean culture, where he is often invoked for good fortune and bountiful harvests. Temples dedicated to him can be found along the coast, where people pray for safe voyages and favorable weather. His stories reflect the deep connection between Koreans and the sea.