SAyuksinmyo

Looking at the guestbook, it seems that there are a lot of visitors these days, especially thanks to a hit movie. Personally, I finally visited to see the mystery of the breeding of the hexagon, which was an opportunity to understand the meaning of the word 'calligraphy', rather than the original purpose of the space (the last two photos are a rubbing of the mystery of the breeding and the inscription I saw at the Sojeon Art Museum in Jindo). But I found the tombs of the Six Gods, but there were seven memorial tablets and tombs!? There was no background knowledge. The visit ended with mixed feelings, as I sympathized with an article that mentioned [1984].

I visited the Tomb of Sayuksin located in Dongjak-gu, Seoul. Selected as a tangible cultural heritage of Seoul, this tomb is dedicated to the loyalty of Yuksin, who sacrificed his life while seeking the reinstatement of King Danjong of the Joseon Dynasty. Address: Noryangjin 1-dong, Dongjak-gu, Seoul Operating hours: Daily (08:00~17:00)

Night view spots in Seoul

On a hot but clear day, a wild cat 🙏🏼

This park is great for a 10-minute walk. You can also see the Han River view. You can see the Han River Railroad Bridge, Yeouido, Yongsan, Mapo, and Namsan.

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There are actually 7 people at Sayuksin Cemetery in Sayuksin Historical Park.

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Phew... I've been thinking a lot about what Joseon would have been like with Danjong as king for a few days. There are a lot of bad comments about King Sejo's tomb, but seeing that there are no good comments about the tomb of the king of the kings who passed away while protecting King Danjong, I guess I'm overindulging in it. It breaks my heart to see it look much less well-maintained than King Sejo's Gwangneung, but I think I will cherish the loyalty that gave up my body and mind for the king and will cherish it for a very long time.