Geongyejeong Pavilion, Geochang

Geongyejeong is a pavilion of the late Joseon period, a two-storey building three kan wide and two kan deep, built on a flat rock in the Wicheon River basin. The Geochang Jang clan built this pavilion, together with Boeunjae (a hall expressing gratitude) and a stele, to honour the achievements of their ancestor Jang Jong-haeng, and named it Geongyejeong after Geonju, the place in China from which their clan surname originated.

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Where it is

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Geochang, Gyeongnam

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Cultural Heritage Material · 문화유산자료