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L'école de Changsong (창성향교, Changsonghyang … L'école de Changsong (창성향교, Changsonghyanggyo) est une école confucianiste de l'arrondissement de dans le Pyongan du Nord datant du début de la dynastie de Joseon et reconstruite en 1765 comme l'indique une inscription sur la poutre faitière. Elle est construite dans la forêt sur le versant sud d'une colline à 300 m de la rivière Nae. Cet établissement inclut également le bâtiment Myongryun, un édifice sans murs (15,4 mètres et 5 colonnes x 5,6 mètres et 2 colonnes) ainsi que le pavillon Taesong (11,15 m et 3 colonnes x 7,1 m et 2 colonnes). Cet ensemble a été classé trésor national de Corée du Nord no 45.sé trésor national de Corée du Nord no 45.
, The Changsong Provincial School is an hist … The Changsong Provincial School is an historical Confucian school located in Changsong County, North Phyongan Province, North Korea. It is designated as one of the National Treasures of North Korea. The school was established in the early days of the Joseon Dynasty; one ridgepole has an inscription saying it was rebuilt in 1765. The School served as the first institution to teach children of the local aristocratic class feudalistic Confucianism. In the front of the building is the Myongryun Hall which has no walls; it has a façade 15.4 meters wide and is 5.6 meters long. At the back of the hall are two gabled houses that face each other, known as Tong-mu and So-mu; these houses have double eaves built on a terraced base. The Taesong Hall which stands behind the two houses is also a gabled house with double eaves, measuring 11.15 meters wide by 7.1 meters long. It has “exquisitely dovetailed” pillars and roof brackets. The school complex "has unique features of composition and placement common to such buildings of those days, thus representing the contemporary architecture and management of Confucian schools".ture and management of Confucian schools".
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The Changsong Provincial School is an hist … The Changsong Provincial School is an historical Confucian school located in Changsong County, North Phyongan Province, North Korea. It is designated as one of the National Treasures of North Korea. The school was established in the early days of the Joseon Dynasty; one ridgepole has an inscription saying it was rebuilt in 1765. The School served as the first institution to teach children of the local aristocratic class feudalistic Confucianism. In the front of the building is the Myongryun Hall which has no walls; it has a façade 15.4 meters wide and is 5.6 meters long. At the back of the hall are two gabled houses that face each other, known as Tong-mu and So-mu; these houses have double eaves built on a terraced base. The Taesong Hall which stands behind the two houses is also a gabled ds behind the two houses is also a gabled
, L'école de Changsong (창성향교, Changsonghyang … L'école de Changsong (창성향교, Changsonghyanggyo) est une école confucianiste de l'arrondissement de dans le Pyongan du Nord datant du début de la dynastie de Joseon et reconstruite en 1765 comme l'indique une inscription sur la poutre faitière. Elle est construite dans la forêt sur le versant sud d'une colline à 300 m de la rivière Nae. Cet établissement inclut également le bâtiment Myongryun, un édifice sans murs (15,4 mètres et 5 colonnes x 5,6 mètres et 2 colonnes) ainsi que le pavillon Taesong (11,15 m et 3 colonnes x 7,1 m et 2 colonnes).15 m et 3 colonnes x 7,1 m et 2 colonnes).
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