Korea national treasure No.43 - Royal Edict Issued to Great Master Hyesim

Korea national treasure No.43 - Royal Edict Issued to Great Master Hyesim

국보 제43호 혜심고신제서

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It is one of the few surviving royal edicts bestowed upon a monk in the Goryeo Period.(more)

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Korea national treasure No.42 - Portable Shrine of Wooden Buddha Triad at Songgwangsa Temple, Suncheon

Korea national treasure No.42 - Portable Shrine of Wooden Buddha Triad at Songgwangsa Temple, Suncheon

국보 제42호 순천 송광사 목조삼존불감

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This portable shrine consists of three compartments linked by hinges.(more)

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Korea national treasure No.41 - Iron Flagpole at Yongdusa Temple Site, Cheongju

Korea national treasure No.41 - Iron Flagpole at Yongdusa Temple Site, Cheongju

국보 제41호 청주 용두사지 철 당간

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 The flagpole was used to hoist a huge flag or banner called dang at the entrance to a temple during an important event such as a ceremonial ritual in Yongdusa Temple.(more)

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Korea national treasure No.40 - Thirteen-story Stone Pagoda at Jeonghyesa Temple Site, Gyeongju

Korea national treasure No.40 - Thirteen-story Stone Pagoda at Jeonghyesa Temple Site, Gyeongju

국보 제40호 경주 정혜사지 십삼층석탑

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The stone pagoda at the Jeonghyesa Temple Site

in Gyeongju has a unique thirteen-story structure.(more)

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Korea national treasure No.39 - Five-story Stone Pagoda in Nawon-ri, Gyeongju

Korea national treasure No.39 - Five-story Stone Pagoda in Nawon-ri, Gyeongju

국보 제39호 경주 나원리 5층 석탑

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 This Padoda is as known as Nawon Baektap, meaning “White Pagoda in Nawon-ri.(more)

 

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Korea national treasure No.38 - Three-story Stone Pagoda from Goseonsa Temple Site, Gyeongju

Korea national treasure No.38 - Three-story Stone Pagoda from Goseonsa Temple Site, Gyeongju

국보 38호 경주 고선사지 3층 석탑

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This padoda reached typical styles in the stone pagodas of Unified Silla.(more)

  



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Korea national treasure No.37 - Three-story Stone Pagoda at Hwangboksa Temple Site, Gyeongju

Korea national treasure No.37 - Three-story Stone Pagoda at Hwangboksa Temple Site, Gyeongju

국보 제37호 경주 황복사지 3층 석탑

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Silla King Hyoso built this pagoda in 692
to pray for the repose of his deceased father’s soul(more)



 

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