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Stele for Ssanggyesa Jingamseonsa Daegongtap - National Treasure No.47
This tower monument was erected to pay tribute to Hyeso(pen name: Jingamseonsa), who was a famous
Buddhist monk at end of the Unified Silla period. He went to Tang in 804 and became a monk under Singandaesa
(Singam, the Great Buddhist Monk), traveling around all over the country.
He returned to Silla in 830, was respected by several kings, and died in Okcheonsa Temple at the age of 77.
The monument was asked to be built by King Heonggang of Silla under the posthumous name of Jingamseonsa
Daegongtap in 885 while King Jeonggan (886~887) changed the name of the temple to Ssanggyesa.
The construction of the monument was completed in 887. The epitaph was composed and written by Choi Chi-weon
(pen name: Goun), which is one of his four inscriptions. It stands 363cm (12.1ft) in total height,
213cm (7.1ft) in its body height, 1m (3.3ft) in whdth and 22.5cm (0.75ft) in thickness.
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