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shortly appears and gives a brief lecture about Samseonggung, explaining the various rules for visiting, including instructions on how to bow to the three founders. Once inside, one of the visitors in the group may be asked to don traditional clothes.
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Available at the entrance to Samseonggung is a museum and gift shop offering a variety visitor amenities. The pathway up to the main shrine grounds meanders through the hillside past an interesting mix of sights and shrines.
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At the end of the path one encounters the closed gate to the main shrine grounds. Access is gained by striking the gong, secured to a wooden post located just outside the gated entrance, three times. A
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stone pyramids throughout the grounds. Visitors can walk pathways around the grounds to see the many totems and the approximately 1,500 stone pyramids, found throughout the grounds of Samseonggung.
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priest claiming his family based Taoist lineage occupied this part of Jiri Mountain for the last 400 years. Additional construction and updating is ongoing.
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An interesting feature is the Jade Comma Pond, a jade colored pond in the shape of a comma, or "half a
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that was created for paying homage to the three mythical founders (father-son-grandson trio) of
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and the lifestyle of Shinseondo (the way of Seon). The teachings include
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Cheongung, or the main Shrine Hall of the Three Sages at Samseonggung.
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Samseonggung was constructed on this site based in the spirit of
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Samseonggung shrine was established in 1983 by Ham Pil, a
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Hangul
Hanja
Revised Romanization
McCune–Reischauer
shrine
Jiri Mountain
Hadong County
South Gyeongsang Province
Korea
Hwanin
Emperor of Heaven
Hwanung
Dangun
Gojoseon
Korean
Liaoning
Northeast China
Korean Peninsula
founded the kingdom
Taoist
Hanja
Hanja
Baedal
Seon
Hanja
Hyo
Hanja
Hanja
Hanja

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