<p><i><b>Paryeong-nu</b></i> (pavilion)  —  at the <a href="//commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Cheongpung_Cultural_Properties" title="Category:Cheongpung Cultural Properties">Cheongpung Cultural Properties</a> in <a href="//commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/South_Korea" class="mw-redirect" title="South Korea">South Korea</a>.
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<ul><li><i>Paryeong-nu</i> was the gateway to the Cheongpung magistrate's office. The time of its construction is not known, but magistrate Yi Jikhyeon rebuilt it in 1870. Built as a wall-fortress gate, it was erected on a height with an arched passage and formed with stacked rocks.</li>
<li>The pavilion can be reached through a stone stairway built on the north. It has a hanging board describing a poem by King Gojong period's magistrate Min Ji-sang on the "eight great scenic places" of Cheongpung.</li>
<li>North Chungcheong Province Tangible Cultural Property #35.</li></ul><div style="clear:both;"></div>
<hr><dl><dt>Cheongpung Cultural Properties Complex</dt></dl><ul><li>The <b><a href="//commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Cheongpung_Cultural_Properties" title="Category:Cheongpung Cultural Properties">Cheongpung Cultural Properties Complex</a></b> - located by the Chungjuho Lake - is a reconstructtion of Cheongpung, a village that became submerged after the construction of Chungju Dam.</li>
<li>It took three years to relocate the buildings and structures in the current site at a cost of of over 1.6 trillion won.</li></ul><hr>
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