Splendor in Silla---Royal Tomb of Queen Seondeok

This is an introduction to the Royal Tomb of Queen Seondeok, the first queen and the 27th monarch of Silla. Many would ascribe her full support for constructing Buddhist temples and others to her deep faith in Buddhism. During her reign (632~647), she founded Bunhwangsa Temple, the Nine-story Wooden Pagoda of Hwangnyongsa Temple, and Yeongmyosa Temple. She built Cheomseongdae, one of the world’s earliest observatories. Before she died, she expressed her wish to be buried in Doricheon, or the Kausika Heaven. Her lieges didn’t know where it was because the Heaven is mentioned only in Buddhist Scriptures. She told them that it was over the top of Mt. Nangsan. She believed that it was the Heaven where King Sakra(帝釋天) lived, taking control of the Four Heavenly Kings(四天王) below and monitoring the human world.

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The road to the Royal tomb of Queen Seondeok of Mt Sumeru is friendly.
Thank you for your explanation.

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Throuch the Royal Tomb of Queen Seondeok's lecture .
I have broadend my knowledege and learnd English.

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늘 감사합니다

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선덕여왕에 대한 상세 내용 잘 들었습니다.

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교수님 늘 감사드립니다.
단어 하나라도 배우게 되고 지식이 쌓이는것 같아 뿌듯합니다. 건강하십시요.

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millennium altitude
about the race
It's getting progressively tighter.

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Background music is so odd. And revolting

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She's not the eldest daughter but the youngest one among the twin.