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About
About Royal Tombs of the Joseon Dynasty
group of 40 tombs of members of the House of Yi, former rulers of Joseon (now Korea) between 1392–1910
History
How it came to be
- Excavation
- Not applicable
On the ground
Structures & features
37.5000° N · 127.2500° E · 15 mapped features
- Tonggurungstructurehistoric site in Guri, Gyeonggi-do37.6226° N · 127.1321° E
- Hongyureungstructurecluster of Joseon dynasty royal tombs37.6319° N · 127.2111° E
- Sareungstructureroyal tomb of the Joseon dynasty37.6400° N · 127.2097° E
- Gwangneungstructureroyal tomb, Joseon37.7531° N · 127.1764° E
- Yeongnyeongneungstructureroyal tomb cluster of the Joseon dynasty37.3075° N · 127.6028° E
- Jangneungtombtomb of king Danjong of Joseon37.1974° N · 128.4531° E
- Bigakstructure37.5000° N · 127.2500° E
- Donggureungstructure37.5000° N · 127.2500° E
- Gwangneungstructure37.5000° N · 127.2500° E
- Hongyureungstructure37.5000° N · 127.2500° E
- Jaesilstructure37.5000° N · 127.2500° E
- Jangneung (Danjong)structure37.5000° N · 127.2500° E
- Jangneung (Injo)structure37.5000° N · 127.2500° E
- Jangneung (Wonjong)structure37.5000° N · 127.2500° E
- Jeongneung (Sindeogwanghu)structure37.5000° N · 127.2500° E
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