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No.6752 A tripod of the Hall of Central Harmony
| It is a tripod put in front of the Hall of Central Harmony of the virtue Kotobuki shrine. Originally it was an older brother of Seongjong, a mansion of Tsukiyama Masaru, but the virtue Kotobuki shrine has begun to be used as a temporary palace (an imperial villa) in the next year in Christian era 1400's by the position of the Bunroku Keicho era by Hideyoshi Toyotomi of Christian era 1592 because the royal palace was reduced to ashes. | |
| Camera: | Canon EOS-1Ds Mark III , Distagon 21mm F2,8 |
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| Location: | Republic of Korea / Seoul |
| Size: | 5616 x 3744Pixels |
No.4982 Tableware for ceremonies
| It is tableware in accord with a world heritage of Seoul, an ancestral mausoleum of the Imperial Family (Jongmyo Shrine). I am made of metal and do unique molding. The ancestral mausoleum of the Imperial Family enshrined the mortuary tablet of the successive King and queens and vassals of merit of Li-regimed Korea dynasty, and it was built to perform religious service. The ancestral mausoleum of the Imperial Family festival festival that Mr. Chonju plum clan gathers for in May is performed every year since it is built in 1395. | |
| World Heritage | Jongmyo Shrine |
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| Camera: | Canon EOS-1Ds Mark II , Distagon 21mm F2,8 |
| Location: | Republic of Korea / Seoul |
| Size: | 4992 x 3328Pixels |
No.4936 A tripod of Kunjongjon
| The tripod which was put in world heritage of Seoul, Tadashi of Kyng-bokkung, Kunjongjon. Kyng-bokkungwas used after completion in the original shrine of the Li-regimed Korea times for about 200 years in 1395. | |
| Camera: | Canon EOS-1Ds Mark II , EF 135mm F2L |
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| Location: | Republic of Korea / Seoul |
| Size: | 3328 x 4992Pixels |
No.4921 Furniture of Kyng-bokkung
| A world heritage of Seoul, furniture in the roof of Kyng-bokkung. Kyng-bokkungwas used after completion in the original shrine of the Li-regimed Korea times for about 200 years in 1395. | |
| Camera: | Canon EOS-1Ds Mark II , EF 135mm F2L |
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| Location: | Republic of Korea / Seoul |
| Size: | 3328 x 4992Pixels |
No.4814 A tripod of Bonsudan
| The tripod which was put on world heritage, the Tadashi side of the Hwaseong Fortress temporary palace in Suweon Hwaseong Fortress (F loss). Suweon Hwaseong Fortress is fort remains of the Li-regimed Korea times in Gyeonggi Do Mizuhara City. The temporary palace where the Hwaseong Fortress temporary palace built the grave of Prince Sado which was father for stays for 1,789 years to go and worship. The drama of the topic is famous as a location of "the oaths of the Imperial Court court lady Chan GUM". | |
| World Heritage | Hwaseong Fortress |
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| Camera: | Canon EOS-1Ds Mark II , Distagon 21mm F2,8 |
| Location: | Republic of Korea / Suwon |
| Size: | 4696 x 3328Pixels |