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Samhyogak
This monument house was built by the command of King Myoungjong of Joseon Dynasty in honor of three sons' filial piety for their parents. The three sons were Kim Yung-byeok, Yung-gyul (1526-1601), Yung-jyeong (1529-1604). The sons loved their parents very much and supported them throughout their lives. When their father passed away, the three sons decided to build a hut beside the father's tomb on a mountain and stay there for three years.
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