Chilgung

It is a shrine for those who were the mother of a king during the Joseon Dynasty who could not attend Jongmyo Shrine. In other words, he was not able to be rebuked by the queen and was a court woman, or was born in Saga, but his son became king. Example) Sugyeongwon, etc.

To see Chilgung next to Mugunghwa Garden, you can bring your ID card in advance and make a reservation.

I am very interested in cultural assets and museum visits, so I don't mind visiting them. Chilgung is a shrine King 21 Yeongjo Joseon Dynasty had joseonghan party invite the concubines of King Sukjong and his mother, Suk-bin Choe. Concubines, and it is able to carry seedling eopgie served as priests by creating a separate shrine, where they are to invite a total of seven deity. Heebin Jang, who is particularly well known, is also enshrined here in Daebingung. Since Kim Shin-jo was not allowed to open Cheong Wa Dae, it was a place that civilians could not see, but it seemed much damaged and seemed unmanaged.

It is located at the Gyeongbokgung Palace (next to Cheong Wa Dae) as the palace where the royal palace gave birth to the king. At the beginning, King Yeongjo set out to build the temple, The birthplace of the royal family

Yubi-bak, who was enshrined in Gyeonggi-gung, was enshrined by the mother who gave birth to the kings of the Joseon Dynasty, or to the gods of seven concubines who were unable to become queen. He was called Hyunbin because of his polite and modest life. You cannot take pictures in the direction of the Blue House.