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| Designation Number |
Treasure
No.180 |
| Date of Designation |
January
21, 1963 |
| Age |
Joseon
Dynasty |
| Location |
282
Cheonsong-ri, Yeoju-eup, Yeoju-gun,
Gyeonggi-do |
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The Silleuksa Temple Shrine was presumably built
in the early Joseon period (era of King Yejong).
It was built to respect the so-called Three Buddhist
Priests, Jigong, Naong, and Muhak, who were the
hopes for a declining Buddhism in the late Goryeo
period.A portrait of Naong is enshrined in the center
and portraits of Jigong and Muhak are on the left
and right side. A wooden statue of Naong had also
been installed in the shrine.This Shrine is the
oldest amongst all of the buildings in Silleuksa
Temple. There are walls on three sides and a latticed
door on the front.This is a small building built
on a stone foundation without a pillar. The floors
and ceilings are checkered, a Buddhist altar is
at the back wall and there are doors on each side. |
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