Wonhyosa was built by Monk Wonhyo. According to excavations in 1980, the temple was built as a small hermitage at the end of the Silla dynasty, probably in the 10th century.

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Wonhyosa was built by Monk Wonhyo. According to excavations in 1980, the temple was built as a small hermitage at the end of the Silla dynasty, probably in the 10th century. by steve46814
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Wonhyosa was built by Monk Wonhyo. According to excavations in 1980, the temple was built as a small hermitage at the end of the Silla dynasty, probably in the 10th century. by steve46814
Wonhyosa was built by Monk Wonhyo. According to excavations in 1980, the temple was built as a small hermitage at the end of the Silla dynasty, probably in the 10th century. by steve46814
Wonhyosa was built by Monk Wonhyo. According to excavations in 1980, the temple was built as a small hermitage at the end of the Silla dynasty, probably in the 10th century. by steve46814
Wonhyosa was built by Monk Wonhyo. According to excavations in 1980, the temple was built as a small hermitage at the end of the Silla dynasty, probably in the 10th century. by steve46814
Wonhyosa was built by Monk Wonhyo. According to excavations in 1980, the temple was built as a small hermitage at the end of the Silla dynasty, probably in the 10th century. by steve46814
Wonhyosa was built by Monk Wonhyo. According to excavations in 1980, the temple was built as a small hermitage at the end of the Silla dynasty, probably in the 10th century. by steve46814
Wonhyosa was built by Monk Wonhyo. According to excavations in 1980, the temple was built as a small hermitage at the end of the Silla dynasty, probably in the 10th century. The Mansu Mountain Bronze Bell at Wonhyosa is designated Gwangju City Tangible Cultural Properties #15. The temple bell was cast at Mansu Temple on Chuwol Mountain, Damyang, in 1710, during the Joseon dynasty, and moved to Wonhyosa after the remodeling of the main temple in 1954. by steve46814
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