Pagyesa Temple Seolseondang Hall

Pagyesa Temple was founded in 804, the fifth year of King Aejang of Unified Silla, and comprises a main hall, auxiliary buildings and several hermitages. Seolseondang Hall, set facing Jeokmukdang Hall, was built in 1623, the first year of King Injo, by the Dharma Master Gyegwan, and has survived to this day through several rounds of repair. It measures seven bays across the front and seven bays to the side, and its roof is a hip-and-gable roof that, seen from the side, resembles the shape of the character for "eight" (八). Now used as a dining hall and lecture hall, the building displays the simple yet concise beauty of traditional architecture.

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Region

Dong-gu, Daegu

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Cultural Heritage Material · 문화유산자료