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General Sindolseok, often called the tiger of Taebaek mountain, stands out among the leaders of the voluntary army against the Japanese army in the late joseon dynasty became of his young age. In 1906, General Sin recruited a voluntary army and fought against the Japanese army in the northeast of Gyeongbuk province and Gangwon province such as Yeongdeok, Pyeonghae, Samcheok, Yangyang, Gangreung, Wonju, Andong, Yeongyang In 1995, the 36m2 thached house and its accessory structures were restored at Dongok-2-ri, the birth place of the general in Chuksan myeon to use as an educational place to teach the spirit of the General's patriotism, and has been visited by many students who are interested in Korean history.
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The goesiri was named by isa´Ù, in the village the remaining 30Korean buildings are more than 200years old.
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| Jangyuk temple was built by Naong in 1355 and sits on the shoulder of Unseo mountain. |
| Daeung hall is most likely to have been built in the mid-Joseon dynasty. The size of the hall is three kan by three kan and many interesting paintings are found on the walls. The roof of the hall interesting paintings are found on the walls. The roof of the hall shows simplicity. In the temple, there are Hongyeonam, Sansingak, Geunmdang and Yosachae as well as Geonchiljwabulsang. |
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Yugum Buddihist Temple was originally founded by a Buddhist monk Jajang during the reign of Queen Seondeok and renovated a number of times since then. A three-storied pagoda, National Treasure No. 674, sits in the back garden of Daewong hall, boasting its harmony and details. Juakcheoninsang, found in the bottom of the pagodam during the renovation of the late Chosun dynasty, is relocated and displayed in the Central National Museum.
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