Geumjeongsa

Old temple in Geumgang Park

Located in Geumgangwon The monk is very good _ () _

It is a quiet temple in Geumgang Park. There is a sign at the entrance of the temple saying there is a good dog who likes people. Please note that I did not see the dog on the day I visited, but I am afraid of the dog.

A small temple where my father and grandmother held 49 ashes... It is a cozy and relaxing place.

Not a tourist destination Puppy Name This month is very mild The Daeungjeon temple of Geumjeongsa Temple was built in the size of 3 squares on the front and 2 squares on the Paljak roof. The Buddhist altar contains the statue of the wooden Amita sidewalk of the tangible cultural property No. 115 of Busan Metropolitan City and the costume relics. The head of Geumjeongsa Wooden Amita Women's Seat is Amity's yawning rebirth, which looks like he's leaning down on his upper body. Compared to the body, the head is bigger and the width of the knee is wider than the upper body of the rectangle, so there is a sense of stability. The clothing was found in the original text of the text, The Hermitage, Light Currents of 7 species and 8 points, and hundreds of Darani photographed by woodblock. According to the original text, the statue was built in 1677 (Kang Hee 16), and was open to Yongmunsa, Daedunsan, Gosan, Jeolla-do, where seven people participated in the creation of the statue. Geumjeongsa Wooden Amita Women's Statue, along with Jeonju Sunrise Amusement Buddha, provides important clues to restore the time when it was enclosed in Yongmunsa as a left-right view of the Buddha. Moreover, this Buddha's late work by sculptor Hye-Hee is regarded as an important material for examining the pattern of monk's works. In addition, the posterior letter and the rare infantry made from the rare Dong (복장) and the dressing texts are considered as good data for the study of 17th century Buddha clothing. In particular, the Hunminjeongeum notation of the time remains intact and has important value in terms of Korean history. The wooden board Darani is also recognized as an important data for the study of the Mandala of the Joseon Dynasty. On October 30, 2012, the wooden Amitara statue and costume remains were designated as Busan Tangible Cultural Property No. 115. Source of Buddhist Journal-

Since long time ago, this place has been called Geumjeongsa Temple, so you can guess whether there was a temple in those days. It is said that about 100 years ago, it was used as a place for execution of Dongnaebusa in Busan. For some reason, on a rainy and cloudy day, there were few people because of the sound of the mourning of the souls. In order to appease the deceased people's souls, Bigus and Geum-woo built a crypt and prayed intently on the spot. Based on that power, Geumjeongsa was founded in 1924, and Seokju monk was registered as a Buddhist temple in 1954 following Geumwoo's name.