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Gwanryongsa Temple in Hwawangsan, Changnyeong-gun, Gyeongnam It is the Malsa Temple of Tongdosa Temple, the headquarters of the 15th parish of the Korean Buddhist Jogye Order. It is one of the eight temples of Silla, and it is said to have been built in 394 (Naemul King 39), but it is not clear. In 583 (5th year of King Jinpyeong), after the reunification of the Three Kingdoms, Wonhyo preached “Hwaeomgyeong” to 1,000 Chinese monks, achieving a great road. It was rebuilt by Chudam in 748 (King Gyeongdeok 7). In the Joseon Dynasty, Daeungjeon was rebuilt in 1401 (Taejong 1), but most of the Dang-woo was destroyed during the Imjin War, and Yeongun rebuilt in 1617 (Gwanghae-gun 9) and repaired in 1749 (Youngjo 25). . This temple includes Daeungjeon Hall (Treasure No. 212), Yakjeon Hall (Treasure No. 146), stone statue of Yeoraae-sang (石造如來坐像, Treasure No. 519), Yakjeon 3-story stone pagoda (local tangible cultural property No. 11), and Yongseondae (龍船臺) ) There is a stone statue of Buddha (Treasure No. 295). [Naver Encyclopedia of Knowledge] Gwanryongsa Temple [觀龍寺] (Doosan Encyclopedia)

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