1989. Geonbongsa Temple produced many Buddhist monks and continued its tradition as one of Korea's most famous Buddhist monks since the 10,000-day event of the Silla Dynasty, in which people memorized wooden amitaburi and climbed to the heaven. It is also called the main mountain of Hoguk Buddhism because it was the place where Master Samyeong stayed during the Japanese Invasion of Korea in 1592. Rainbow bridge constructed during the Joseon Dynasty, hipped-and-gabled roof of the Japanese occupation and designated as treasures of the Republic of Korea is neungpagyo a mere scrap of paper, burimun (不二門) was during the Korean War. The only surviving child, a building in paragraph, Gangwon Province, cultural heritage materials were No 35. References Buddhist temples in South Korea Goseong County, Gangwon Buildings and structures in Gangwon Province, South Korea Buddhist temples of the Jogye Order