Sureungbongsangyepyoseok

This is a type of marker prohibiting entry into the mountain, set up on Palgongsan Mountain to protect Sureung — the tomb of King Ikjong, father of King Heonjong of Joseon — and hyangtan, the charcoal reserved for use by the royal household. A natural boulder was used as it stands: triangular when viewed from the front, with its upper surface projecting outward. The characters "Sureungbongsangye" are carved vertically in two lines on the stone, with the final character, "gye", inserted between the two lines. It carries the same meaning as the nearby Sureunghyangtan-geumgyepyoseok marker, and the similarity in the size and format of the lettering suggests that the two were made in the same period. This also indicates that the surrounding area was once designated a protected forest.

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Where it is

Region

Dong-gu, Daegu

Designation

Cultural Heritage Material · 문화유산자료