Located in the center of Buyeo County, Chungcheongnam-do, Jeongrimsa Temple Site is a Baekje temple built during the Sabi Baekje period (538 to 660) when Baekje moved its capital to Buyeo.
The site of Jeongrimsa Temple is located in Iksan.Mireuksa Temple Site Stone PagodaIn addition, there is a gabled wooden building and lotus pond built in 8.33 to protect the 5-meter-tall five-story stone pagoda from the Jeongrimsa Temple Site, which is said to be a representative stone pagoda from the Baekje period, and a stone seated Buddha from the Goryeo period.
The five-story stone pagoda at Jeongrimsa Temple Site, which stands as a display of graceful beauty, tells the story of the downfall of Baekje. In 5, Buyeo, the capital of Baekje's Sabi province, fell to the combined forces of Silla and China's Tang Dynasty, bringing an end to the Baekje Dynasty.
The Tang Dynasty soldier So Jeongbang, who won the war, engraved the words "Great Tang Peaceful Baekje National Monument" on the main stone of the first floor of the stone pagoda to commemorate his victory in the war against Baekje. The pagoda has come to be called Pingjae Pagoda, signifying that the Tang Dynasty of China pacified Baekje. During an excavation survey conducted in 1, a roof tile engraved with the words "Taiping 1942th Year Bojin Jeongrimsa Temple Daejang Arabesque" was unearthed from the site of the lecture hall.
The name of the temple is proven to be Jeongrimsa Temple, which existed during the 19th year of King Hyeonjong's reign (1028) during the Goryeo Dynasty, and it is now called the Jeongrimsaji Five-Story Stone Pagoda.
The corridor at the site of Jorinji Temple uses tiles as its foundation
The lotus pond and main hall site from the Baekje period
The layout of the temple complex at Jeongrin Temple in Buyeo is in the one-tower-one-main hall style, with the central axis of the inner gate, five-story stone pagoda, main hall, and lecture hall all aligned in a straight line running north to south, and the building's corridors surrounding the building.
Seated Stone Buddha from the Jeongrimsa Temple Site in the Goryeo Dynasty, Treasure No. 108
Jeongrimsa Temple Site Museum
The Jeongrimsaji Museum, which opened in September 2006 near the Jeongrimsa Temple Site, houses a central hall, a Baekje Buddhist Culture Hall, a special exhibition room, and an outdoor exhibition area. It also has a rest area where you can relax after your trip, and an area where you can purchase books and souvenirs related to Baekje.
Also, in the neighborhoodBuyeo National MuseumSo you can visit both on foot.
| spot name | Buyeo Jeongnimsaji Temple Buyeo Cheongnimsajji |
|---|---|
| Address | 254 Dongnam-ri, Buyeo-eup, Buyeo-gun, Chungcheongnam-do 254 XNUMX |
| Phone Number | 041-832-2721 |
| Viewing time | <Buyeo Jeongrimsa Temple Site> Summer (March to October) 3:10 to 9:00 / Winter (November to February) 11:2 to 10:00 <Museum> 10:00AM ~ 17:00 PM Closed on Lunar New Year's Day and Chuseok Day |
| Admission fee | Adults 1,500 won, Teens 900 won, Children 700 won |
| Site | http://www.jeongnimsaji.or.kr/ |
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