There was a special and unique hall in this temple. It was the hall for the King who built this temple. The name of the hall was ‘Ho Seong Jeon’, meaning of protecting holly person. Here ‘holly person’ seemed to mean King Jeong Jo and his Queen.
The inside of the hall was quite different from other halls of ordinary Buddhist temples.
There was a traditional Confucian alter instead Buddhist sculptures.
I’ve seen Confucian alters in the palace of Choson Dynasty, but the style in this temple was quite different.
Left and Right sides of the alter were filled with small lights which meant the dead.
In one words, Ho Seong Jeon was the space for the dead.
There was a Jijang jeon on the right side of Ho Seong Jeon. As referring several times, Jijang Jeon is the hall for praying for the dead.
The components of Jijang jeon was as same as others, but one thing impressive was the guarding warriors. It looked like the stone sculptures in Jeju island.
I took the pics of the warriors using the contrast of the sunlight.