Occurrence of Attributes in Original Text
The text related to the cultural heritage 'Royal Tombs of the Joseon Dynasty' has mentioned 'Sacred' in the following places:
| Occurrence Sentence | Text Source |
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| Contents 1 Structure of the Tombs 1.1 The part around Jeongjagak 1.2 The area just past the gate 1.3 The sacred ground of the grave mounds 1.4 Other structures 2 Tombs 2.1 Donggureung Tomb Cluster (xebx8fx99xeaxb5xacxebxa6x89) 2.2 Gwangneung (xeaxb4x91xebxa6x89) 2.3 Heolleung and Illeung (xedx97x8cxebxa6x89&xecx9dxb8xebxa6x89) 2.4 Hongneung and Yureung (xedx99x8dxebxa6x89&xecx9cxa0xebxa6x89) 2.5 Jangneung (Gimpo) (xeaxb9x80xedx8fxac xecx9exa5xebxa6x89) 2.6 Jangneung (Paju) (xedx8cx8cxecxa3xbc xecx9exa5xebxa6x89) 2.7 Jangneung (Yeongwol) (xecx98x81xecx9bx94 xecx9exa5xebxa6x89) 2.8 Jeongneung (xecxa0x95xebxa6x89) 2.9 Olleung (xecx98xa8xebxa6x89) 2.10 Paju Samneung Cluster (xedx8cx8cxecxa3xbc xecx82xbcxebxa6x89) 2.11 Sareung (xecx82xacxebxa6x89) 2.12 Seolleung and Jeongneung (xecx84xa0xebxa6x89&xecxa0x95xebxa6x89) 2.13 Seo-oreung Cluster (xecx84x9cxecx98xa4xebxa6x89) 2.14 Seosamneung Cluster (xecx84x9cxecx82xbcxebxa6x89) 2.15 Taereung and Gangneung (xedx83x9cxebxa6x89&xeaxb0x95xebxa6x89) 2.16 Uireung (xecx9dx98xebxa6x89) 2.17 Yeongneung and Yeongneung (xecx98x81xebxa6x89&xecx98x81xebxa6x89) 2.18 Yungneung and Geolleung (xecx9cxb5xebxa6x89&xeaxb1xb4xebxa6x89) 3 See also 4 References 5 External links | WIKI |
| The sacred ground of the grave mounds[edit] | WIKI |
| Gokjang These are the five sides of walls around the grave mound that protects the sacred area. | WIKI |
| The royal tombs, with their hierarchical ordering of areas from the profane to the sacred, and their distinctive structures and objects, are an ensemble that resonates with the historic past of the Joseon Dynasty. | UNESCO |
| Through the application of pungsu principles and the retention of the natural landscape, a memorable type of sacred place has been created for the practice of ancestral rituals. | UNESCO |
| The original function has been continued at all sites and a sacred atmosphere has been largely maintained, especially at the less urban sites. | UNESCO |