English: Mireukjeon (Mireukjeon Hall of Geumsansa Temple), housing a large Mireuksa Buddha (Buddha of the Future), is a three story wooden building, unique among Korean Buddhist halls, (re-)constructed in 1635. Each floor has its own name; the first floor is called Daejabojeon (Hall of Great Mercy and Treasure), the second floor Yonghwajihoe (Gathering of Dragon and Beauty) and the third floor Mireukjeon (Hall of Maitreya). National Treasure #62
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Geumsansa s a head temple of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism. It stands on the slopes of Moak-san in Gimje, Jeollabuk-do, South Korea. The temple was constructed in 599. Several national treasures of South Korea are located on the temple grounds including a detailed lotus-shaped stone pedestal from the 10th century.