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What can we admire at the outdoor exhibition of the Buyeo National Museum?
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Seoboksa Temple Site within Busosanseong Fortress in Buyeo (Temple Site of Busosan Mountain) is the site of a temple during the Baekje period, and appears to have been a royal p ...

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It is Korea's oldest artificial garden which has the record of 'In King Mu year 35 (AD 634), a pond was built and a willow tree was planted in the southern part of the palace and an island w ...

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Academic article which talks about the study on the Restoration of the Wangheungsa Temple's Wooden Pagoda, an important research related to the Baekje Period. The research inclu ...

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This site is known to be a secondary palace of the Baekje kingdom (18 BCE-660 CE) during the time when its capital was in Sabi (today's Buyeo) in the 6th and 7th centuries. The ...

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This stone seated Buddha was heavily damaged and worn away by a fire during the Goryeo period. The incident left only the body of the Buddha intact while the head and hat were l ...

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Constructed after Baekje relocated its capital to Sabi (present-day Buyeo), this pagoda epitomizes the original Baekje-style stone pagoda. The use of entasis-style corner column ...

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This pavilion is located atop Nakhwaam Rock. It was built in 1929 to commemorate the martyrdom of the court ladies of the Baekje kingdom (18 CE - 660 CE) who jumped to their dea ...

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This pavilion is located on Songwoldae Rock at the highest point of Busosanseong Fortress. Songwoldae, meaning 'rock of sending off the moon,' was where people of the Baekje Kin ...

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This large rock stands on the northern side of Busosan Mountain facing toward the Baengmagang River. According to the Memorabilia of the Three Kingdoms (Samgukyusa), when the Baekje[/W ...

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Wangheungsa Temple (Historic Site No. 427), a historic Buddhist temple patronized by the royal family of Baekje, is located on the other side of the Baengmagang River. The inscr ...

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