Jogyesa

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Jogyesa is a major Buddhist temple in central Seoul that serves as the principal center of Korean Zen (Seon) Buddhism and a key cultural and religious landmark.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Buddhist temple
Seon Buddhist temple
religious building
affiliation Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism NERFINISHED
architectureStyle traditional Korean Buddhist architecture
city Seoul NERFINISHED
coordinates approximately 37.572°N 126.983°E
country South Korea
culturalSignificance major cultural landmark in Seoul
popular destination for foreign tourists
dedicatedTo Shakyamuni Buddha NERFINISHED
founded late 14th century
function headquarters of the Jogye Order
governingBody Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism NERFINISHED
hasFeature administrative buildings of Jogye Order
bell pavilion
main Buddha hall
temple courtyard
hasStatus central temple of Korean Seon Buddhism
key religious landmark in South Korea
hostsEvent Buddha’s Birthday celebrations
Lotus Lantern Festival-related events
locatedIn Jongno District NERFINISHED
Seoul NERFINISHED
central Seoul
mainTradition Korean Seon Buddhism NERFINISHED
near Gyeongbokgung Palace area NERFINISHED
Insadong neighborhood NERFINISHED
notableFor ancient trees in temple courtyard
central role in modern Korean Buddhism
lantern displays during Buddha’s Birthday
large main Dharma hall (Daeungjeon)
offers Dharma talks
meditation programs
templestay programs
openToPublic yes
originalName Gakhwangsa NERFINISHED
rebuilt 1910s
region Seoul Capital Area NERFINISHED
religion Buddhism
renamed Jogyesa in 1930s
role head temple of the Jogye Order
principal center of Korean Zen Buddhism

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