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Ryangchon Temple,
Issued May 30, 2003
Ryangchon Temple is situated in Rakchon-ri, kowon County, South Hamgyong Province. The temple was built in 753 in the period of the late Silla. After that it was renovated for several times. Remaining now are three major building: Taeung Hall(Main Hall), Manse Pavilion and Muryangsujon Hall(Buddhist sanctum). The temple is importamt in studying the unique style of the painting of the temple as the cultural relics of the nation demonstrating the high standards of Korea's ancient architectural art. It is now preserved as a treasure of the nation.
3 won stamp : Manse Pavilion in the Ryangchon Temple
12 won stamp : A threesome of Buddhist statues
40 won stamp : A picture of Buddha hanging on the wall
50 won stamp : Buddha with four other Buddhist saints
120 won souvenir sheet : The souvenir sheet potrays Taeung Hall(stamp) and the painting of dance and music(on the background) in the Ryangchon Temple.
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4280-4283 
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An Chol, Kong Kyong Su 
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54*45mm mm 
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4284 
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Souvenir Sheet 
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An Chol,
Kong Kyung-soo 
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100*80, 54*45mm(stamps) mm 
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P25 
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Kim Yong Mi 
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212*141mm mm 
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