Bulseongsa

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A quiet temple with a few banners

Quiet little temple located near Kukkibong on Gwanaksan

It is a temple located on the left side of the Kunigi-ro peak at Anyang Gwanaksan Mountain.

A small and beautiful hermitage in Gwanaksan

If you look west on a clear day (less than 20 fine dust), you can see the water that looks like Sihwaho and Incheon Port. It's a place where there aren't many people, so it's as quiet as it is, but it's really spectacular!

This is a temple located in Hoamsan Fortress. Although it is small, the front is open, and you can see the city of Siheung in front of your eyes and go to Gwangmyeong city in the distance... Hoamsan was originally called Ugolsan Mountain and was called Ugoksanseong Fortress. After Lee Seong-gye moved to Hanyang after the founding of the Joseon Dynasty, the building that was built during the construction of the palace collapsed and fires occurred frequently. So, to block this energy, there is a theory that a stone statue was erected in Hoam Mountain, that is, in the mountain fortress behind the tiger. In reality, there is a stone statue facing the north in the upper right corner of the north gate of the fortress. There is a well manicured well right next to Bulyeongsa Temple. There is a T-shaped well and a building site in the normal building site. Jungmahan, who was fighting against Onjo's indiscriminate massacre, came and guarded the fortress here from Daemokak. After that, Onjo tried to move the city from Wiryeseong to Hansu, but he was guarded at Ugoksanseong and Wonsanseong in Geumhyeonseong, so he couldn't move it. Onjo hunted As the 5,000 soldiers invaded Ugok Seo, the main commander fought against it and was killed by two arrows, so he had the soldiers cut off Mahan's last brave man. A few years ago, the building site was excavated, but the building site was revealed after King Munmu, but some such as Moon Ju-seok were not disclosed. It was during the Mahan period, and excavators went beyond the Three Kingdoms period... The rebellion and Hanyangcheon are also meant to dissuade opponents and the public. Bulyeongsa means that a young person is in the shadow of a Buddhist when he uses a shadowy character, or does it mean that he is in the shadow of Mahan's last valiant chief general longevity? For me, I cannot know the heart of the one who made the mission,