Deuksugung Palace was
originally the brother of
the king Sungjong, prince
Wulsan’s (1454-1488) house,
but the palace was burnt
down during the Japanese
Invasion of 1592 and used
as a temporary palace. The
Prince Gwanghae, who followed
his father king Sunjo was
enthrownedat this temporary
palace in 1608 and renamed
the temporary palace in
1611 Gyungoon Palace, using
it as a royal palace for
seven years. Moving the...
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The
Statue of the Patriot Na
Seok Joo
1892~1926. A resistant
for National Independence.
After joining the organization
entitled a man of heroic
and...
The
Fortresses of Seoul
Fortresses of Seoul was
the facility, which after
the king Taejo, the founder
of Joseon Dynasty, moved
its capital city to Hangyang
(Seoul), ...
The
Gwanghee Gate
The Gwanghee Gate, popularly
known as the Soo-goo Gate,
constructed the fifth year
of the King Taejo (1396),
Joseon Dynasty, is one of
...
Wongu
Dan
This is a religious altar
where the son of the heaven
performs a sacrificial rite
and was constructed in the
first year of Gwangmoo (1897)....
Yackhyun
Cathedral
This cathedral is the
first church building in
western style, started its
construction in 1891, and
was completed in following
year 1892....
The
Jeongdong Church
This building is a Korean
Methodist church, belonging
to Yongsan, Chunggu area
in Seoul. Its antecedent
was the Bethel Chapel, which
was...
The
Myungdong Cathedral
This, a bishop cathedral
in the big parish of Seoul,
is started its construction
in the 29th years in Gojong
(1892), ...
Seoul
Station Building
This building was started
its construction in June
1922 and was completed in
September 1925. It is a
two story building with
one story basement ...
Sohn,
Ki Jeong ‘s Laurel Tree
This tree which belongs
to the same species of a
laurel tree, was planted
on the 11th of Olympic in
Berlin in 1936 in ...
Namsan
Bongsudaeji
--(A
hill for signal-fire)
Namsan Bongsudae is a
central beacon to which
all the beacons all over
the country, is located
on the Mt...
The
Statue of the Patriot Na
Seok Joo
