It is one of only four extant multi-story Buddhist halls dating to the 17th century, its contemporaries including Daeungbojeon Hall (1618) and Palsangjeon Hall (1626) of Beopjusa, as well as Mireukjeon Hall (1635) of Geumsansa.
Its contemporaries include Daeungbojeon Hall (1618) and Palsangjeon Hall (1626) of Beopjusa, as well as Mireukjeon Hall (1635) of Geumsansa. It is one of only four extant multi-story Buddhist halls dating to the 17th century.
It is one of only four extant multi-story Buddhist halls dating to the 17th century. Its contemporaries include Daeungbojeon Hall (1618) and Palsangjeon Hall (1626) of Beopjusa, as well as Mireukjeon Hall (1635) of Geumsansa.
It is one of only four extant multi-story Buddhist halls dating to the 17th century. Its contemporaries include Daeungbojeon Hall (1618) and Palsangjeon Hall (1626) of Beopjusa, as well as Mireukjeon Hall (1635) of Geumsansa.