Characteristics of Cornerstones of Old Halls in Beopjoo-sa temple
There was an old building on the other side of the ground of the temple.
That was the hall for the Bodhisattva of the Medicine.
This building had been fired during the Japanese Invasion 1592 - 1597.
This building was also rebuilt after the destruction, but this hall didn’t seem to preserve its original appearance.
But it’s cornerstones made me focus on its history. Those buildings looked like to preserve its original cornerstones.
In this point, the hall for the Bodhisattva had the same cornerstones.
Both building had the common style of the cornerstones. Its style was very old. Those buildings showed clearly that these cornerstones were made in Shilla Dynasty, even though the buildings were rebuilt after the Japanese Invasion 1592 - 1599. They had used the old cornerstones which had been made in Shilla dynasty instead of new ones.
In this building I could find out the traces of Shilla dynasty.
Below are the cornerstones of the Hall for the Bodhisattva of the mercy.
Below are the cornerstones for the Hall of the Bodhisattva of the medicine.
The Hall for the Bodhisattva of the medicine looked humble comparing to that of the Bodhisattva of the mercy. But its cornerstones looked to show its more typical style of Shilla dynasty.
details of the past. Interesting this attack between the stone and the wooden pillar.
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@slowwalker, Glad to see Cornerstones in Old Halls in Beopjoo-sa temple. But seemed too old. But keep in better yet being valuable for next generation. They must need to learn and watch creative architecture of old citizens. Shilla dynasty made most typical designs. Nice photo clicks.
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Wow...... Awesome photography and excellent post...i like your post & photography
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Man your posts are usually quite educational. And since I’m living in Japan now it’s very interesting to see some similarities but also many differences.
I can’t follow up with all your posts but keep up the good work
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I'm also interested in Japanese Buddhist Architecture.
I hope to stop by Japan asap.
Ohhh very old😱 i like your post thank you for sharing :)
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I didn’t think that in ordinary at first glance retaining stones, it is possible for Nati to have so much information about the culture in which they were assigned.
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