Yeongjuyonghyeolridalseongseossijaesa Temple

This building is a jaesa, an ancestral ritual house, built in the late Joseon period to guard the grave of Seo Seung-jeol, who was posthumously awarded the honorary title of Gasendaebu Buhogun. Traces of repeated repair are visible in many of its structural members, suggesting that the building's scale was reduced through several later renovations. The layout consists of a straight, four-bay lower house (araechae) arranged side by side with the main house (anchae), which is built in the kkachigumeong style, a traditional house type with smoke vents at each gable resembling magpie nests. In front of the main house, a side room building and a grain-storage building face each other on either side. The main house's roof frame is a five-purlin structure with a single eave and a hip-and-gable roof. It measures four bays across the front and two bays in depth.

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Region

Yeongju, Gyeongbuk

Designation

Cultural Heritage Material · 문화유산자료