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Posts about 'Attractions/Historic_remains': 26

2010/08/31 Jojongam
2010/08/31 Icheonbogoga (Ancient House)
2010/08/31 Hyeundeungsa 3-story Jijin Pagoda
2010/08/31 Weolsa Printing Block Collections
2010/08/12 Mannyeonjei (Gyeonggi-Do Monument No 161)
2010/08/12 Graves of Namyang Hong Family (Gyeonggi-Do Monument No 168)
2010/08/12 Grave of Seo Geojung (Gyeonggi-Do Tangible Cultural Property No 136)
2010/08/12 Tomb of Sinbin Kim (Gyeonggi-Do Monument No 153)

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Jojongam

Name: Jojongam
Location: Daebo-ri, Hamyeon
Management Organization: Wang Jong-nak ( 031-585-1281)
Designation No.: Provincial Monument 28
Designation Date: September 5, 1975

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Jojongam depicts all the stone inscriptions, tombstones and platform remains. The tombstones are erected right in front of these stones and there is a daetongmyo for holding sacrificial rites near it. In front of this, the clean and clear Jojongcheon (Riv) flows along the mountain bends.
It is said that in the 10 th year of Sukjong in the Joseon Dynasty, Wooam Song Si-yeol inscribed Samusa , which was from the handwriting of the king of the Ming and also inscribed quotes from Hyojong, according to his request to Lee Jae-doo, at the designated location.
Accordingly, various scholars such as Lee Jae-doo, Heo Gyeok and Park Hae-myeong came together to inscribe passages from their forefathers and hold sacrificial rites.
The reason why Jojongam was erected here was because of Jojongcheon (Riv.). The Korean meaning of Jojong is that several rivers come together to become a sea and also is symbolic of feudal lords having audiences with the emperor. Therefore, this location was established to become a place of worship.

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Icheonbogoga (Ancient House)

Name: Icheonbogoga (Ancient House)
Location: Yeonha-ri, Sangmyeon
Management Organization: Lee Man-gyu (031-585-0846)
Designation No.: Provincial Property Material 55
Designation Date: October 25, 1984

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This was the house of Jinam Lee Cheon-bo (1698~1761), who was famous for riding around a black cow. Lee Cheon-bo was the prime minister of the Joseon Dynasty during the reign of Yeongjo and he was famous as a literary man with outstanding writing skills.
This structure was rebuilt in the 4 th year of Gojong (1867) and was destroyed during a fire during the Korean War, leaving only the servant ' s quarters and the detached house. Unlike the flat form that appears in Gyeonggi areas, the detached house was in the shape of a ' - ' and had six partitions in the front and one and a half partitions to the south, and faced east. Its skeleton was composed of a high pillar and crossbeams, while a square beam was placed on the side to support the house rafter. This wooden structure is estimated to have been built during the reign of Gojong and the wood is relatively well arranged and the spatial configuration is also well though out.

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Hyeundeungsa 3-story Jijin Pagoda

Name: Hyeundeungsa 3-story Jijin Pagoda
Location: Hapan-ri, Hamyeon
Management Organization: Hyeundeung Head Priest (031-585-0707)
Designation No.: Provincial Cultural Property Material 17
Designation Date: February 25, 1975

Information

The foundation stone for this pagoda is a two-layered supporting layer and the joining of the four edges can be clearly seen. The body stone and the roof stone are both made of one stone and a corner pillar is expressed on the body stone of the pagoda. Beneat the roof stone is a roof support and the second story is made of four layers, while the third story has three layers. The water drain slope is relatively small and the protruding corners flow horizontally and drop sharply towards the edge.
Legend has it that Jijin Pagoda got its name when a Bojoguksa, a high priest during Heejong of the Goryeo Dynasty, discovered a light from the stone lantern and that he wanted to use the energies of the Hyeundeungsa Temple while reconstructing the temple that was closed for several centuries.

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Weolsa Printing Block Collections

Name: Weolsa Printing Block Collections
Location: Taebong-ri, Sangmyeon
Management Organization: Lee Yong-hoon (031-585-1557)
Designation No.: Tangible Cultural Property 113
Designation Date: March 21, 1988

Information

The works of Weolsa Lee Jeong-gu (1564~1635), a scholar and civil minister during the Joseon Dynasty, are preserved at Janpangak. His title was Weolsa and his family origin was in Yeonan.
In the 23 rd year of Seonjo (1590), he was appointed into the Buddhist priesthood by passing the civil service examination and was a minister of War and Culture & Education and held high positions in the government. He was also outstanding in calligraphy and a master of Chinese characters. He was one of the four great writers of the mid Joseon Dynasty (with Shin Heum, Jang Yoo, Lee Sik) and his pen name was Mun-chung. The Weolsa Printing Block collections were engraved in wood by his grandson Iksang in the 14 th year of Injo (1636) and there are currently 1,334 boards being preserved and managed.

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Mannyeonjei (Gyeonggi-Do Monument No 161)

Manneyonjei is a reservoir completed on May of 22nd year of King Jeongjo and it is one of many dams constructed throughout the country during the latter years of Josun Dynasty and it is a good source for studying the history of agriculture and irrigation system at that time.

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Graves of Namyang Hong Family (Gyeonggi-Do Monument No 168)

It is a cultural remains of graves in the middle of Josun Dynastic in the area of San 30, Hongbup Ri, Seoshin Myeon where Hong Eonpil (AD1504-1585, Prime Minister), Hong Hyung (AD 1446-1500, Wooseungbooji), Hong Dam (AD1509-1576, Ijopanseo (a minister)), Hong Jindo (AD1584-1649, Panjungchooboosa) are buried and its related remains (11 grave mounds, 10 statutes of a scholar, 2 statutes of a child, 10 pair of stone posts in
front of a tomb, 4 tombstones, 5 tables, 5 stone incense burners, 5 stone monuments) can be found and one can study the stone monuments with praising inscriptions on created by influential scholars and politicians (Jo Gwangjo, Song Siyeol, Han Ho) at that time and they are well preserved.

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Grave of Seo Geojung (Gyeonggi-Do Tangible Cultural Property No 136)

The grave of Seo Geojung used to be located at Bangi Dong, Songpa Gu, Seoul, it was relocated to its present location at Bongdap Eup, Hwaseong City in 1975. The tombstone records his life history and 19 pages out of 22 pages are currently kept in Gyeonggi-Do Museum.

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Tomb of Sinbin Kim (Gyeonggi-Do Monument No 153)

It is a tomb of Sinbin Kim, a Royal Concubine of King Sejong, and the mound of the tomb is 2.2m high and the circumference is 22m and there are tombstones, Sagakjangmyung (Square Epitaph), a warrior stone statue, a stone table and surrounded by a low wall. It was believed that the inscription on the tombstone was created by Kim Soo-on and written by An Hye.

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