The meaning of the building of Chang Deck Goong : Soon Peong Moon and Dae Jo Jeon.

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There are 4 Palaces in Seoul which had been built in Choson Dynasty.

Gyeong Bok Goong was built at first. Chang Deok Goong was build at second.
King Tae Jong, 3rd King of Choson, built Chang Deok Goong.

He was a 5th son of King Tae Jo who founded Choson dynasty. Even though Tae Jong did the best distinguished service for founding Choson Dynasty, his father, the very first King Tae Jo did not give him the king’s chair.

Fianally, King Tae Jong seized the Power through military coup, at that time he slaughtered several hundreds of officials who could be against his coup.

They were killed in Gyeong Bok Going.
After taking King’s chair, he ordered to build the new palace which was Chang Deok Goong.
In my guess, it would be not easy for hime to reign in Gyeong Bok Goong which was built by his father.

In this posting, I’d like to post the place of King and Queen.
As I posted before, Choson was built on the basis of Confucian philosophy.
In confucian society, the most important thing was the order. There must be the order in the world according to Confucian philosophy.

Between King and Subject,
Between husband and wife,
Between man and female,
Between Aged and Younger, …

When you visit Korea, it is not difficult to find how the old ages are respected.
Of course, this virtue is now diminishing, the thinking to respect the aged remains until now.

The interest thing I found out in Chang Deok Goong was the gate, name of Seon Pyeong Moon.

Seon Pyeong Moon was the entrance gate of the resident area of King and Queen.

The meaning of Seon Pyeong is ' broadenning the equality'.
It could be estimated that King and Queen are equal in this place.

In Confucian principle, Queen was not only a wife but also a Subject.
In this point of view, the naming of this gate had a special meaning in the relationship between King and Queen.

You can see the main building for King and Queen through Seon Pyeong Moon.

The name of King and Queen’s resident building is Dae Jo Jeon.

Dae Jo means ‘making big thing’, here big thing means a baby boy who will succeed in King’s chair.

Having a baby between King and Queen was very important to secure the legitimacy of King’s political power.
When Queen could not have a baby boy, King was supposed to have a baby with concubines.
But in these case, power struggles in Palace had been serious.

The tragedies in Choson Kingdom had been directly related with this problem.

Dae Jo Jeon was very beautiful but humble place.

The pics of below were scenery near Dae Jo Jeon

(water fell on the ground)

Behind Dae Jo Jeon, there was a gate to the Secret Garden.

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We couldn’t enter into the Secret Garden, so we headed for Chang Gyeong Goong.

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of these historic buildings of your country always impress me colorful drawings ... this green and this red that seem very used colors ... I think. Thanks and happy new year @slowwalker

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Hey @slowwalker great travel pictures. Wonder the Choson Dynasty kingdom included today's North Korea as well.

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South and North Korea had been one country for thousands of years

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nice pictures, and i just learnt some history about the for palaces of seoul. thanks for sharing

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Very beautiful historical place. Excellent traveling story. Wow!! Photographs are so amazing. I like Secret Garden very much.

I like This history about the for palaces of seoul . thanks for sharing
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This is beautiful! I've always loved Korea in all ramifications. Their buildings, schools, traditions, culture, the way they look, oh most importantly, their food. Oh such a foodie I am. I hope to visit Korea some day. But now that I can't, I'll just rely on your post. Please make more post about food. Thanks 😀 @slowwalker

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Actually this a great photography ..Happy new year..

Changgyeong Gung is the one of the most inspiring places i ever visited..!
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Korea There are many historical places. Korea has been great from the past. I found everything from your outstanding position. Increasingly increasing my interest in korea. Someday I will visit korea and visit the historic site. Thank you very much for sharing @slowwalker.

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this was the best travel to be, travel with a great history to know about. if the king is still alive at this generation I think it could build a great Kingdom Hall.

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Interesting your article, especially the respect that still remains in that community with respect to the ages of its inhabitants, in terms of the buildings the photographs explain how dedicated they were when the construction was done plus the time to build for four different reigns , I hope to see the photos of that forbidden garden some time, I will be waiting for another of your publications and I will be a follower I hope that you also take a look at my post, happy year 2018

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thanks for your sharing , let me know more about the history of korea and more about confucians in korea. To some extent, South Korea is a good inheritance of Confucianism, which I think is even better than the present of China.elder people should be respected by the young people .

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I think there the respect for the olds remains in china

yeah , that must be .

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Very interesting pictures!
I love reading about history like this.
I guess it wasn't easy being female in that time 🤔

I think so
it was tough time for female in Choson Dynasty

wow after reading your posts i have liked to study about korean history :)

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Even I've been lived in Seoul quite long time though, I couldn't get the palaces around much. Thanks for the notes @slowwalker I'll try to walk around in this month with my friends. awesome!

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