Ulsan Hyanggyo Caretaker's house. - The Ulsan Hyanggyo is a public local educational institution from the Joseon Era (1392-1897). Structure includes a Confucian shrine, lecture hall and dormitories.The Ulsan Hyanggyo was originally built during the Joseon

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Date : October 22, 2024
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Ulsan Hyanggyo Caretaker's house. - The Ulsan Hyanggyo is a public local educational institution from the Joseon Era (1392-1897). Structure includes a Confucian shrine, lecture hall and dormitories.The Ulsan Hyanggyo was originally built during the Joseon by §teve

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Seomu (west shrine). - The Ulsan Hyanggyo is a public local educational institution from the Joseon Era (1392-1897). Structure includes a Confucian shrine, lecture hall and dormitories.The Ulsan Hyanggyo was originally built during the Joseon Era, but the by §teve

Cheongwonru (front gate). - The Ulsan Hyanggyo is a public local educational institution from the Joseon Era (1392-1897). Structures includes a Confucian shrine, lecture hall and dormitories.The Ulsan Hyanggyo was originally built during the Joseon Era, bu by §teve

Dongjae (east dormitory). - The Ulsan Hyanggyo is a public local educational institution from the Joseon Era (1392-1897). Structure includes a Confucian shrine, lecture hall and dormitories.The Ulsan Hyanggyo was originally built during the Joseon Era, but by §teve

The Ulsan Hyanggyo is a public local educational institution from the Joseon Era (1392-1897). Structure includes a Confucian shrine, lecture hall and dormitories.The Ulsan Hyanggyo was originally built during the Joseon Era, but the actual date remains unk by §teve

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