"Ssireum "(Hangul: 씨름) is the most popular Korean sport played during "Chuseok", and contests are usually held during this holiday. Scholars have found evidence for "ssireum's" dating back to the Goguryeo dynasty, "Ssireum" is assumed to have 5000 years of history. Two players wrestle each other while holding onto their opponent's "satba", a red and blue band. A player loses when his upper body touches the ground, and the winner becomes "Cheonha Jangsa", "Baekdu Jangsa", or "Halla Jangsa", meaning "the most powerful". The winner gets a bull and of rice as the prize. Due to its popularity among both the young and the old, "ssireum" contests are held more frequently, not limited to important holidays.