Shrine For General Choe Yeong

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도구 토글enCONT_000000000500627c1Tourist Destinationcontentscd>c1Shrine for General Choe Yeongregion3Isletsregion>region332Chujadoregion3>32Cultural Sites,Overcast,Fall,naturalscenery,culturetourism,attractions,touristdestinationA Place Where Residents of Chujado Island Hold Rituals for General Choe Yeong for a Good Haul of Fish14795200500Shrine for General Choe YeongThis is the shrine of General Choe Yeong (1316-1388), who was a great general during the Goryeo Dynasty. Under the reign of King Gongmin, rebellions broke out every minute and even the Jeju Moksa was slaughtered by insurgents. In order to suppress the rebellion, King Gongmin ordered General Choe Yeong to put down the insurgents in 1374 (the 23rd year of King Gongmin’s reign). General Choe Yeong’s army had to evacuate to Chujado Island after encountering a powerful gale at sea during their expedition to Jejudo Island. On the island, the general taught the islanders how to catch fish with nets and that brought revolution to their. Ever since then, villagers have shown their gratitude by building a shrine for General Choe Yeong. Every year, on the 15th of July and the last day of December of the lunar calendar, they pray for a good harvest and a good haul. In order to suppress the rebellion of Mokho Seokjilli from Yuan and other rebellions in Tamna (currently known as Jejudo Island), King Gongmin ordered General Choe Yeong to put down the insurgent in 1374 (the 23rd year of King Gongmin’s reign). General Choe Yeong’s army had to evacuate to Jeomsangot after encountering a powerful gale at the sea during their expedition to Jejudo Island. On the island, the general taught the islanders how to catch fish with nets and that brought revolution to the lives of the resident of Chujado Island. In order to thank the virtue and influence of the general, the islanders built a shrine, and they pray at the shrine every spring and autumn. In 1970, thanks to the financial support from the national treasury, the shrine was restored and it was designated as a City/Province-Designated Monument in August 1971. In 1974, the Dancheong (traditional multicolored paintwork on wooden buildings) and the fence were repaired, restoring the shrine to its original form. Cultural Sites,Overcast,FallChuja-ro, Chuja-myeon, Jeju-si, Jeju-doChuja-ro, Chuja-myeon, Jeju-si, Jeju-do63000064-728-273533.964085126.295525<p>&nbsp;</p>yYcodeyn>y20160530111636Shrine for General Choe Yeong{ "photoid": 25955, "imgpath": "https://api.cdn.visitjeju.net/photomng/imgpath/201805/08/4b30a8d5-6c72-477a-bc75-ac882f5e95ac.webp", "thumbnailpath": "https://api.cdn.visitjeju.net/photomng/thumbnailpath/201805/08/76d9ba3c-222a-4bfa-9ef4-bcfa581fa914.webp" }

Shrine for General Choe Yeong

A Place Where Residents of Chujado Island Hold Rituals for General Choe Yeong for a Good Haul of Fish

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This is the shrine of General Choe Yeong (1316-1388), who was a great general during the Goryeo Dynasty. Under the reign of King Gongmin, rebellions broke out every minute and even the Jeju Moksa was slaughtered by insurgents. In order to suppress the rebellion, King Gongmin ordered General Choe Yeong to put down the insurgents in 1374 (the 23rd year of King Gongmin’s reign).

General Choe Yeong’s army had to evacuate to Chujado Island after encountering a powerful gale at sea during their expedition to Jejudo Island. On the island, the general taught the islanders how to catch fish with nets. Ever since then, villagers have shown their gratitude by building a shrine for General Choe Yeong.

Every year, on the 15th of July and the last day of December of the lunar calendar, they pray for a good harvest and a good haul.

In 1970, thanks to the financial support from the national treasury, the shrine was restored and it was designated as a City/Province-Designated Monument in August 1971. In 1974, the Dancheong (traditional multicolored paintwork on wooden buildings) and the fence were repaired, restoring the shrine to its original form.

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