석수동석실분

Seoksu-dong Seoksil Tombs (Gyeonggi-do Monument No. 126) A week ago, from where Maaejong was, there was a signpost leading to Sammaksa Temple and Kukkibong on the right. After going up about 1km, there are two paths and there is Geumgangsa Temple. There was only a sign going to the first observatory, but there was no three barracks. I had several experiences where I was embarrassed by many incidents like this on the first route while hiking in various places a few years ago. As we climbed a little further, the forked path came and went and I couldn't get it right. As I took the direction without relying on the map markings, I unexpectedly met a sign that says Seoksudongseoksil tomb, and after following it, I came across a stone tomb. Seoksu-dong Seoksil Tomb (designated on September 28, 2012) Seoksu-dong Seoksu-dong Tomb No. 236-9, Manan-gu, Anyang-si, Gyeonggi-do The Seoksil Tombs were built with granite at the top of a hill that stretched down to the right from the top of Samseongsan Mountain. Built in the Three Kingdoms period, it is located at an altitude of about 300m, and the tombs were built north and south toward the top of the mountain. The inside of the stone chamber was built using talc from granite to match the three faces of the east, west, and north walls, and the south wall was built with one large plate. The east and west walls are stacked in 5-6 layers. The interior length of the stone chamber is 3.3m, the width is 1.4m, the height is 1.5m, and the lid of the stone chamber is made of 3 pieces of granite flagstone. According to the overall special document, it has the shape of a dulbang tomb where additional burials were made using the flagstone of the south wall (silk photo). The period of the Three Kingdoms period is unknown, but it is presumed that it is the early period of the Three Kingdoms period. Judging from the fact that it has already been revealed elsewhere... In the stone chamber, there was a small pile of fallen leaves on the north side and a large broom (silk photo) emery It is located at the foot of Samseongsan Mountain behind the residential area in Seoksu-dong, Manan-gu, Anyang-si. There is no history of erection or installation at the temple, so it is impossible to check the history of the founder, etc., and it is only briefly explained in the tour map of Sammak Mat Street, which is installed at the entrance of the hiking trail behind the residential area and at the entrance of the Gyeongin Expressway underground passage coming from the direction of Siheung to the east of Seoksu. Here, Geumgangsa Temple was built in 1996 in Seoksu-dong, Manan-gu, Anyang-si, and the five-story pagoda including Daesangjeon, Yeongsanjeon, Mireukjeon.... was built in Bulgi 2528.