- Joseon's King Sejo
visited the
temple and
personally wrote the
plaque for
Yeongsanjeon Hall. The king also left
behind the
palanquin he rode in on his trip...
- side of the
temple grounds, to see the 12000
peaks of the mountain),
Yeongsanjeon, and Nahanjeon, as well as a three-story
pagoda and
stone lanterns. The...
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Heritage Service (in Korean).
Retrieved February 5, 2024. "영천 은해사 거조암 영산전" [
Yeongsanjeon Hall of
Geojoam Hermitage of
Eunhaesa Temple, Yeongcheon].
Korea Heritage...
- ones, are: Banyabojeon, 반야보전 (般若寶殿), the Main Hall, Myeobujeon, 명부전,
Yeongsanjeon, 영산전,
Seven Stars Pavilion, 칠성각,
Eosil Pavilion, 어실각 (御室閣), Neungparu...
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mountain cliff.
Treasure No. 799 five-story
stone pagoda Treasure No. 800
Yeongsanjeon hall
Treasure No. 801
Daewungjeon hall (main
Buddha hall)
Treasure No...
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Treasure No. 793 in 1984) The
wooden statue of
Mahasthamaprapta Bodhisattva Yeongsanjeon Sakyamuni Triad and
Sixteen Arhats [ko] (designated as Gangwon-do Tangible...
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Korean Buddhist temples Korean Buddhism Korean architecture Palgongsan "
Yeongsanjeon Hall of
Geojoam Hermitage of
Eunhaesa Temple in Yeongcheon". Cultural...
