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Palsangjeon.
Palsangjeon (Hall of
Eight Pictures) is a
worship hall
found at a
Korean Buddhist temple complex that...
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buildings and 70 hermitages,
including the
highest wooden pagoda in Korea,
Palsangjeon. Like most of the
other buildings, this was
burned to the
ground in the...
- it
uniquely magnificent.
Seonamsa Iljumun is
Cultural Treasure #96.
Palsangjeon (Hall of
Eight Pictures) is a
worship hall
found on a
Korean Buddhist...
- in Huế, Vietnam,
built in 1844 on the
order of the Thiệu Trị
Emperor Palsangjeon, a five-story
pagoda at Beopjusa,
Korea built in 1605 Tō-ji, the tallest...
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Palsangjeon hall at
Beopjusa temple Flag
Location in
South Korea Country South Korea...
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Administration (in Korean).
Retrieved February 5, 2024. "보은 법주사 팔상전" [
Palsangjeon Wooden Pagoda of
Beopjusa Temple, Boeun].
Cultural Heritage Administration...
- Amsterdam,
designed by
Jacob van Campen. 1626 –
Rebuilding of
Beopjusa Palsangjeon in
Korea is completed. 1627
Palazzo Barberini in Rome
begun by Carlo...
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pagodas remaining,
preserved in
Korea as
cultural heritage objects - the
Palsangjeon (hall) at the
Beopjusa and the
Daeungjeon (hall) here at the Ssangbongsa...
- tradition.
Examples of
Korean wood
pagodas are the
Hwangnyongsa Pagoda and
Palsangjeon of Silla. One of the
earliest stone pagodas built is the
Mireuksa stone...
- 17th century; its
contemporaries including Daeungbojeon Hall (1618) and
Palsangjeon Hall (1626) of Beopjusa, as well as
Mireukjeon Hall (1635) of Geumsansa...
