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Let 's go to the event on Monday, and it is fun and useful to go with the children. Parking lot should go to alley alley, but there is room.

The largest religion in Korea. The 500-year-old visa wood flavor is good. There is a huge gingko tree and the bridge is well managed.

This is where you can study the hanok hierarchy This is where Professor Kim Young-sung told Chonnam Provincial University to go. In Myeongnyundang, the front and left sides are overlapping eaves, and the right and rear sides are eaves eaves. The height of the air mass decreases in the order of center, left and right. Good for a quiet stroll

He toured Naju Venus and Naju Hyanggyo.

It is surprising that there is such an old hyanggyo in Naju, and it is by no means small in size, and the appearance of Myeongnyundang, Daeseongjeon, and dormitory in Seoul is similar. It is said that there were times when 8 people passed the entrance examination here.

There is Hyanggyo, a local educational institution that taught Confucianism during the Goryeo and Joseon dynasties. There are all kinds of cafes around.... Mt. Geumseong is right in front of you, and the reservoir below it is so elegant.

A place where you can eat Naju Gomtang and look around slowly Naju Hyangkyo Grand Temple (Treasure No. 394) The main shrine of Najuhyanggyo Confucian Church, which has been ranked 27th place including Confucius, is the most Famous for its majestic form. Also, the dirt on the wall was taken from the valley of Shandong Province, China, the hometown of Confucius. It is said. The building layout of Naju Hyanggyo is a seonjuhak, which is a method of placing a sacred temple in front of a sacred temple of Confucius. It is the same placement method as Sungkyunkwan in Seoul, and it is said that it was modeled after Najuhyanggyo when he rebuilt the Sungkyunkwan Daeseongjeon burned down during the Imjin War. There was a good reason for shooting the drama 'Sungkyunkwan Scandal' at Najuhyanggyo.

A must-see when you come to Naju On February 25, 1985, it was designated as Jeollanam-do Tangible Cultural Property No. 128. Najumok was the second highest town in Honam after Jeonjubu, so the scale of Hyanggyo was also large. It was founded in 1398 (Taejo 7), but it is not accurate. There are only Sangjae Gates in Dongjae and Samajae and Sangsangmun Gate in Munmyo. When Kim Ae-nam, who was restored to Daejeonjeon in 1597 (Ancestral Age 31), was in danger of losing his incense due to the Imjin War, he moved to Geumseong Mountain at the risk of death and heard from the country that he was safely re-enclosed after the soldiers resigned, and soured for him. There is a reason for the reason for chungbok. It was presumed that there was heavy water and heavy guns during the Hyeonjong and Sukjong periods, but Daesungjeon seems to have been repaired at this time. However, in the 1900s, Samajae, Soocheongcheong, Yangsajae, etc., in the 1920s, Seojae, Chungboksa, and in 1952, Dongmu, Seomu, and Dongjae fell. Afterwards, Dongjae and Seojae were rebuilt in 1959, and in 1980, the Myeongryundang and the Dong and Seoik were renovated, and a fence was renovated in 1981. The arrangement of the building is Jeonmyohak (pre-school), a method of placing the main hall with the scent in front and the Myeongnyundang in the back. This followed the same rules when placing buildings on flat ground with the same arrangement method as Seoul's Sungkyunkwan. In other words, Kanghak is called Myeongryundang and is the center of the scripture study, and Munmyo is the temple that serves as a ritual for Confucius and China and Korea. Therefore, the existing facilities of Hyanggyo are significant as the traditional Korean public school architecture. In front of Hyanggyo, there remains a royal palace in honor of Kim Ae-nam who kept this Hyanggyo, and a monument to Park Seong-geon's Gold Star. Every summer, Seodang is opened and used as a traditional wedding hall for citizens. -Source Doosan Encyclopedia-