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Paldalsa Temple
Paldalsa Temple is a Buddhist temple belonging to the Zen School (Seonhakwon). Although some people say that Paldalsa Temple was built by BhikkhuniHongja Yun in 1895 (32nd year of King Gojong), it is known to be built in the 1920s. In the beginning, Paldalsa Temple belonged to the Chaodong School (Jodongjong). Then, the temple was registered to the Zen School on June 20, 1940. Paldalsa Temple is the largest Buddhist temple on Paldalsan Mountain and it is the place of Buddhist saints sharing the compassion of the Buddha.
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