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| South Korea |
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| Jongmyo
temple area |
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The royal shrine Jongmyo was
build concurrently with Gyeongbokgun to enshrine the ancestral
tablets of the first Yi-king Taejo. Today, with the exeption of
two kings of some disrepute, the ancestral tablets of all 27
Yi-kings are enshrined here. There are two shrines on the
grounds: Jongjeon and Yeongnyeongjeon.
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thumbnails to have a larger version
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'paved' part of the road were for the royalties to use |
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| Details
from Gongminwang Sindang |
Next
is Sejajaesil and Eojaesil |
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| Entrance
to Yeongnyeongjeon |
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| This was built
when the first one was full |
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