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The culture properties designated by Gyeonggi province

(Tangible Cultural Properties No.38 of Gyeonggi province) Manan-gyo or Manan Bridge

  • This bridge was made in 1795 to facilitate the royal processions of King Jeong-jo (r. 1776~1800) who was devoted son and the 22nd king of Joseon to the grave of his father by Sado-seja or the Sado prince. The bridge is one of the renowned Arch Bridges.
  • Location: Manan-gu Suksu-dong 679(River)

(Tangible Cultural Properties No.92 of Gyeonggi province) Maae-jong or a bell engraved on rock, Suksu-dong

  • The Korean term maae-jong refers to a bell that is carved on a rock wall. This bell depicts the scene in which a Buddhist priest is striking a bell and on the bell, there is a flower and a willow carved. According to the depict method, the bell is estimated to be made at the end of Silla dynasty or around the early part of Goryeo and is the only maae-jong in Korea.
  • Location : Manan-gu Suksu 1-dong san 32

Tortoise-shaped base of Anyang-sa or temple(Tangible Cultural Properties No.93 of Gyeonggi province)

  • The Anyang-sa's tortoise-shaped base is made of one stone except a few supporting base stone. The Korean term Bejwa or groove is designed with one fold lotus and the tortoise-shell design holds cintmania in the mouth with its six angles dragonhead. While Besin (the head of tomb) and Isu (ornamental top in the form of hornless dragon for a stele) are missing, the tortoise shaped base is remained and it is assumed that this stele was erected in the Goryeo period.
  • Location : Manan-gu Suksu 1-dong san 27

(Tangible Cultural Properties No.94 of Gyeonggi province) Buddha Triad Engraved on Rock, Sammak-sa or temple

  • These Buddha images were made in 1763 during the King Yongjo 39th year, Joseon Period. Engraved on a rock wall in low-relief, they follow the style of a stone cave temple that a shrine to the Great Dipper functions as the fore-room of the temple. It is composed of Chiseonggwang Buddha at the center and Ilgwang-bosal Bodhisattva and Wolgwang-bosal Bodhisattva on sides.
  • Location : Manan-gu Suksu 1-dong san 10-1

(Tangible Cultural Properties No.112 of Gyeonggi province) Three-storied Stone Pagoda, Sammak-sa or temple

  • It is said that a monk Kim Yun-Hu of Sammak-sa built the monument after killing a Mongolia foe Salitai with an arrow. The pagoda stands 2.55m high not including the stupa finial. The lower and upper layer stylobate were built on the region using four pieces of face and some part of flat stones laid on another stones are damaged. The upper part of the roof and the body in three sheets were made recently.
  • Location : Manan-gu Suksu 1-dong 241-54

(Tangible Cultural Properties No.125 of Gyeonggi province) Monument of Sammak-sa or temple

  • This is a monument that records the history of Sammak-sa Temple.
  • Begot is buried in the octagonal roof and the table stone of the tomb is buried in the ground. The epitaph shows the erection date and location of the monument, and on its back the names of benefactors are inscribed but they are dim and assemblies for Sutra Recitation Kanghwai 45 years Junghae, which can assume the monument was built during the King Sukjong 33 years (1707), Choson dynasty.
  • Location : Manan-gu Suksu 1-dong 241-54

(Tangible Cultural Properties No.164 of Gyeonggi province) Joongcho site temple, Three stories stone pagoda

  • It is assumed that it was built during the middle period of Goryeo dynasty. On the surface, there is two separate two-layers of supporting stones supporting the upper layer stylobate. There is one floor of body left and the roofs are made of three stories and the top part is missing. It was originally located at 60m to the north but it was transferred to the current location due to construction of Yuyu Industry.
  • Location : Manan-gu Suksu 1-dong 212-1

Yuyongsuyanggwan Yonmyong Map (Tangible Cultural Properties No.149 of Gyeonggi province)

  • The Korean term Yuyongsuyanggwan Yonmyong Map is a picture drawn by Yun Du-Soo with the pen name of O-Um(1523～1601) while he was holding Yonan-busa (magistrate) official title during the King Sonjo 14 years (1581) in reflecting upon his governor office duty in Hwanghae Province 10 years ago.
  • It was completed as Yonmyong Map, while honoring the charity of the predecessor and recording the origin of the drawing. Today, people can observe the style of drawing and a overall view of the headquarters of the provincial governor of Hwanghae Province.
  • Location : Dongan-gu Besan-dong

(Tangible Cultural Properties No.150 of Gyeonggi province) King's approval of a military password

  • The military password was used during performing a night inspection at the military. On Gunreung 50 years (King Jungjo 18 years) May 3rd, Yun Jang-Yul who was the Sirang of Ministry of War has submitted the military password consisted of two words,「Jang Yang」to receive King's approval and the Crown Prince Soonjo approved it as a Chinese character 「Ga」together with words 「Tae Pyong」along with a written seal.
  • Location : Dongan-gu Besan-dong

(Tangible Cultural Properties No.17 of Gyeonggi province) Unboiled lacquer

  • Song Bok-Nam, a skill holder.
  • The unboiled lacquer refers to lacquering and it is a coloring technique that makes ultimate blue color of semitransparent when the moisture evaporates on a product by coloring it with unboiled lacquer which is a key raw ingredient of lacquer liquid. The lacquer work maintains its long lasting beauty and quiet gloss.

(Tangible Cultural Properties No.30 of Gyeonggi province)

  • Yim Son-Bin, a skill holder
  • Filling a drum is a skill that makes a drum and it was referred as Gojang in the past. While a drum was used to practice ancestor worship, the black art and as tools to warn and for signalling from the ancient times, it was regarded importantly as a melodic instrument in music as well.

(Tangible Cultural Properties No.1 of South P'yongan Province) P'yongan Sword Dance

  • Lee Bong-Ae, a talent holder
  • It is said that the Korean term Hwang Chang-Rang, a flower knight of Silla to murder a King of Baekjae dynasty, performed Geommu or a sword dance. Through Goryeo to Choson dynasty, the sword dance stood high above as a must dance in a feast of provincial official and the Royal Court.
  • Location : Manan-gu Suksu 2-dong 259-27

(The cultural culture materials No.60 of Gyeonggi province) Myeongbu-jeon, Sammak-sa or temple

  • It is said that Buddhist priest Wonhyo built Sammak-sa Temple in the Silla Period. Built in 1880 during the Joseon Period, Myeongbu-jeon Hall enshrines 10 Yamas of the Hades including Jijang-bosal Bodhisattva (a Buddhist saint)who is said to save the sentient beings that suffer in the Hades. It is also called Myeongwang-jeon Hall because it enshrines 10th king of king's quarter.
  • Location : Manan-gu Suksu 1-dong 241-54

(The cultural culture materials No.100 of Gyeonggi province)

  • It was newly constructed in 1914 and the office was located in Hogye-dong until July 5, 1917. Afterwards, it was relocated to the current location after July 6, 1917 and is used as Anyang myun and Seoyi-myun office for 32 years until 1949.
  • Location : Manan-gu Anyang 1-dong 674

Ruins of a Pottery Kiln, Bisan-dong (The monument No.124 of Gyeonggi province)

  • This ruins of a pottery kiln demonstrates the various developments of the Goryeo pottery since diverse pottery pieces such as Goryeo White Porcelain in intaglio, or high or low relief, Goryeo celadon. This ruins is the only site in the outskirts of Seoul where the celadon of the later Goryeo Period is excavated, and at the same time the only ruins of White Porcelain kiln of the later Goryeo Period.
  • Location : Dongan-gu Besan-dong san 3-1