Donsujae Hall

This is the shrine of the Suan Kim clan in Yeongdeok. It was built in 1804, the fourth year of King Sunjo, by descendants in memory of Kim Deok-yu (1694–1767), a mid-Joseon Confucian scholar who helped many people in need. Its structure is a square, courtyard-style (ㅁ-shaped) house commonly found in the Yeongdeok region, with the sarangchae (men's quarters) on the left and a gatehouse room and lower room on the right, centred on the middle gate. At the rear is a room not used for daily living but reserved for ancestral rites and similar functions. It was repaired in 1980 and is currently in good condition; with a front measuring six kan, it presents quite an imposing appearance when viewed from the front.

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Where it is

Region

Yeongdeok, Gyeongbuk

Designation

Cultural Heritage Material · 문화유산자료