화엄사 각황전앞 석등(華嚴寺 覺皇殿前 石燈)

Is beautiful.

The largest stone lantern in existence in Korea

Dad praises me for being elegant and beautiful like a crown

Hwaeomsa .... Anytime you can enter the entrance fee of 3,500 won. Today we will see smoke in the forest and see the glittering reflection of the river Seomjin. Rising up in the valley just below the smoke gate, the car is set in the sound of the flowing river valleys .... soak your feet .... wash your time .... By section, not by section ... If you are a college student, I would like to ask you to make the KOSDAQ listed successfully. So, do you have different majors in each field? What is it that this is not the ending of this money? What are you doing in South Korea without any fuss? For those who do not know the words and do not know Buddha's words The words of the Buddha are contained in the barrel, so if you turn it, you have the same efficacy as reading the Buddhist scriptures .... Scamming funny guys ... Like the obelisk, the plastic yellow manicas Pass the yellow manicure I do not know how to get paid, but I do not know how to get paid. I know how much money the money is worth if I am making sweat on my forehead and blood on my arm and making money. There is also a prayer with a fixed price of 108 million won. I do not think it would have cost me 20,000 won to get 110,000 won. 108 times .... I sold my name .... I was buried ... Erai ..... Hwangryangjang steaming and eating ...

When you go up to Bojeru, Daeungjeon and Gakhwangjeon are located, and in front of it, the five-story stone pagoda rises tall without any special sculptures and rises in a proportion that you can feel it gradually. The difference from the five-story stone pagoda is that the pedestal and the first-floor pagoda are embossed with the eight-story stone pagoda. In the front yard of Gakhwangjeon, a huge two-story wooden building, there is a huge and colorful stone lantern suitable for the hall. This stone lantern is the stone lantern in front of Gakhwangjeon. Stone lanterns are installed to save sentient beings with the words of the invisible Buddha, but it is unusual if it is unusual that there are stone lanterns in front of Gakhwangjeon at Hwaeomsa Temple, whereas most of them are located in front of the main hall where the main Buddha is enshrined. The stone lantern in front of Gakhwangjeon is the largest stone lantern in Korea, and the stone lantern that responds to the magnificence of the Gakhwangjeon building is known as a stone lantern erected by Gyeonhwon of the later Baekje, unlike the reconstruction of Gakhwangjeon. Judging by the size of the stone lantern, it is possible to imagine the size of Jangryukjeon when Gyeon Hwon built it. The stone lanterns of Gakhwangjeon are generally excellent in proportion and formativeness. Compared to the stone lanterns of other temples, the stone lanterns are mounted on square poles, but here the stone lanterns are built with long-standing columns, giving the entire stone lantern a sense of stability. After evaluating the beauty and artistic value of the stone lantern in front of Gakhwangjeon, it has been designated and protected as National Treasure No. 12. Meanwhile, between Gakhwangjeon and Daeungjeon, there is Wontongjeon, which enshrined the Bodhisattva Gwaneum. In the yard in front of Wontongjeon, there is a lion tower with a low pine bonsai, and it is shaped like four lions are supporting the pagoda in a sitting posture on the base. Since the lion statue has been through long winds, you can check the expression of the lion only after carefully examining the detailed expression.