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English: Jangheung Chendo Chapel -
Cheondo followers moved the Cheondo Chapel located in Hwejin-myeon to Jangheung in l906. Originally the building had a straw-thatched roof, but was re-built as a tiled-roofed house with five rooms along the front in 19l8. ln 1920 the building was remodeled again and a narrow wooden veranda was attached along the entrances, as it is today. Chendo Chapel in Jangheung is Monument #218. |
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