Yongmunsa Cheonwangmun is the gate of the Guardian Kings at the entrance of the temple - Yongmunsa (temple) meaning “Dragon Gate Temple,” in Yecheon was established in 870CE by monk Duun.

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Date : October 24, 2024
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Yongmunsa Cheonwangmun is the gate of the Guardian Kings at the entrance of the temple - Yongmunsa (temple) meaning “Dragon Gate Temple,” in Yecheon was established in 870CE by monk Duun. by steve46814

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Yongmunsa Jaunru is the two-story pavilion in which Buddhist monks had secret meetings and civilian Buddhists made straw-shoes for the monk soldiers during the Japanese invasion of 1592-98. According to the records, this pavilion was first erected by Priest Jaeomdaesa in 1166, in the Goryeo Era. It was renovated in 1561, and again sometime between 1608 and 1623. Yongmunsa (temple) meaning “Dragon Gate Temple,” in Yecheon was established in 870CE by monk Duun. Yongmunsa Jaunru is Gyeongsangb by steve46814

Yongmunsa Drumtower - Yongmunsa (temple) meaning “Dragon Gate Temple,” in Yecheon was established in 870CE by monk Duun. by steve46814

Yongmunsa Gwaneumjeon is the hall dedicated to Gwanseeumbosal, the Bodhisattva of Compassion that responds to the cries of those in need, with a thousand hands with eyes in each, to reach out to those who need help - Yongmunsa (temple) meaning “Dragon Gate Temple,” in Yecheon was established in 870CE by monk Duun. by steve46814

Yongmunsa Jongru (Bell Tower) - Yongmunsa (temple) meaning “Dragon Gate Temple,” in Yecheon was established in 870CE by monk Duun. Daejangjeon (hall) at Yongmunsa, one of the highlights of this temple, was first built in 1173 to house part of the Tripitaka Koreana that is now in Haeinsa. Daejangjeon also has the oldest relief painting in all of Korea, as well as the twin bookshelves inside this hall that date back to 1173. by steve46814

Yongmunsa Daeungjeon is the main worship hall at the temple. On the main altar is a triad of statues with the much larger Birojanabul (Buddha of Cosmic Energy) in the middle - Yongmunsa (temple) meaning “Dragon Gate Temple,” in Yecheon was established in 870CE by monk Duun. by steve46814

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