Cultural HeritagesHistory
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The following cultural heritage objects were moved from Jungrang-gu to Eumseong, Chungbuk with the relocation of the Handok Museum of Medicine and Pharmacy, which has a title to them, in April 1993:
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State-designated treasure (3 items)
- Treasure No. 646 Celadon medicine casket inscribed with the letters “尙藥局” (pronounced Sang-yang-guk, referring to the office in charge of providing medicine to the king during the Goryeo period)
- Treasure No. 1088 Eonhaetaesanjipyo (medical book about childbirth-related symptoms and prescriptions)
- Treasure No. 1111 Chando Bangron Maekgyeol Jipseong (encyclopedia about feeling the pulse for diagnosis)
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Seoul City-designated tangible cultural heritage (4 items)
- Sangbong-dong Five-Tiered Stone Pagoda (Cultural Heritage No. 44)
- Stone Casket for keeping the king's placenta and umbilical cord (Cultural Heritage No. 45)
- Sangbong-dong Stone Lamp (Cultural Heritage No. 46)
- Sangbong-dong Sarira Pagoda, which was originally placed at Sudeoksa Temple (Cultural Heritage No. 47)
- Ham Geum-deok, a specialist in Gayageum Sanjo (state-designated cultural heritage no. 23)
- passed away in October 1994.
Status of cultural heritage in Jungrang-gu as of 2013
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State-designated cultural heritage (2 items)
- King Sejo’s letter of instruction given to Pyeongan-do Military Commander Yi Yun-son in 1682 (designated as treasure in December 1998) / Treasure No. 1289
- Fortress in Achasan Mountain (designated in October 2004) / Historic Site No. 455
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Seoul City-designated tangible cultural heritage (5 items)
- Site of Beacon Mound at Achasan Mountain (designated in November 1993) / Monument No. 15
- Tomb of Sin Gyeong-jin (given the honorable title Chungikgong posthumously by King Injo) /Tangible cultural heritage no. 95 (designated in January 1995)
- Buddhist Hanging Scroll Painting at Beopjangsa Temple and other relics (designated in September 2011) /Tangible cultural heritage 320-1~320-5
- Pottery craftsman Bae Yo-seop (designated in September 2002) / Intangible cultural heritage no. 30
- Villagers’ exorcism at Bonghwasan Mountain (designated in January 2005) /Intangible cultural heritage no. 34
Cultural HeritagesHistory
| Status of designation | Designation no. | Description | Location | Managed by | |
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| State-designated | Treasure | No. 1289 (12/18/1998) |
King Sejo’s letter of instruction given to Pyeongan-do Military Commander Yi Yun-son in 1682 | (45-5 Jungrangcheon-ro 20 gil) | Yi Yeong-ok |
| Historic site | No. 455 (10/27/2004) |
Fortress in | Yongmasan (987,881㎡) [Fortress 1 at Mangusan; Fortresses 5·6·7 in Yongmasan] | ||
| Seoul City-designated | Monument | No. 15 (11/30/1993) |
Site of beacon mound at Achasan Mountain | San 46-19 Muk-dong (114.5m²) | Junrang-Gu Office |
| Tangible cultural heritage | No. 95 (1/15/1995) |
Tomb of Sin Gyeong-jin | San 69-1 Mangu-dong [at the entrance of ][4,458m²] | Pyeongsan Sin Clan |
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No. 320 | Buddhist Hanging Scroll Painting at and other relics | (69 Sukseon Ongju-ro) | Beopjangsa Temple |
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| Buddhist Hanging Scroll Painting at (No. 320-1) (Total height: 422 cm; Total width: 208.5 cm; Picture height: 387.2 cm; Picture width: 193.8 cm) | |||||
| (No. 320-2) Seven-treasure pocket | |||||
| (No. 320-3) Prayer | |||||
| Herbal medicine, cereals, incense, and ore (no. 320-4) | |||||
| (No. 320-5) Dharani | |||||
| Intangible cultural heritage | No. 30 (9/16/2002) |
Pottery craftsman Bae Yo-seop | (workshop: 32, 53 gil Bonghwasan-ro) | ||
| No. 34 (1/10/2005) |
Villagers’ exorcism at | Shrine altar at the summit of | Bonghwasan Dodanggut Preservation Association |
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