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'''Tonggun Pavilion'''(in [[Hangul]]:통군정, in [[Hanja]]:統軍亭) is the hall located in [[Uiju]] county, [[North Pyongan Province]] of [[North Korea]]. The pavilion faces [[Liaoning Province, China]] right forward. The formation of the building seems like square. |
'''Tonggun Pavilion'''(in [[Hangul]]:통군정, in [[Hanja]]:統軍亭) is the hall located in [[Uiju]] county, [[North Pyongan Province]] of [[North Korea]]. The pavilion faces [[Liaoning Province, China]] right forward. The formation of the building seems like square.<ref>[http://virtualglobetrotting.com/map/tonggun-pavilion/view/?service=0 Map/Image of Pavilion] Virtual Globetrotting</ref> |
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==History== |
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Tonggun Pavilion(in Hangul:통군정, in Hanja:統軍亭) is the hall located in Uiju county, North Pyongan Province of North Korea. The pavilion faces Liaoning Province, China right forward. The formation of the building seems like square.[1]
History
The book called Imsahong-gi(임사홍기) written in 991 says the exact year of establishment. Almost 6 centuries later, Junjong of Joseon re-established the pavilion in 1538, where seriously destroyed during Korean War in 20th century. Later the pavilion was restored.
It belongs to 8 famous spots of northernwest Korea while designated as treasure no.51 of North Korea
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- ^ Map/Image of Pavilion Virtual Globetrotting