Where to place the "which clause"?

Question

1. Yut Nori is the most popular game in Korea.
   
2. Yut Nori is a traditional board game played in Korea, especially during Korean New Year.

I made two kinds of sentences:

1. Yut Nori is the most popular game in my country which is a traditional board game played especially during Korean New Year.

2. Yut Nori which is a traditional board game played especially during Korean New Year is the most popular game in my country.

I don't know where to put the 'which clause'. Or are both the sentences wrong?

Answer 1

In the relative clause if you wish to add extra information, you place the clause after the object:

• Yut Nori, which is a traditional game, especially played during Korean New Year, is the most popular game in my country.

You could also union these clauses using "and":

• Yut Nori is a traditional game, especially played during the Korean New Year and it is the most popular game in my country.