Jung Jae-soo Memorial Hall

• Hyoja Jungjae-soo Memorial Hall Hyoja Jangjae-su is the only school in Korea where he used the school to build the "Hyoseja Jungjaeum Memorial Hall" at Sasan Elementary School in Sangsan-gu, Hwasae-si, Gyeongbuk Province, It is used as a training place for living children who are growing up in Hyo-ni.

Hyoja Jung-soo

Imran Bukchon Battleground

• Address : 699 Mansandong, Sangju-si
• Management Institution : Imran Bukchon Regional Office
• Tel : ☎ 054 ) 537 - 6068

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In 1592 (Imjin Japan), it was the first place where Joseon Central Army and the main force of the evil forces fought for 900 people. In 1592 (the 25th year of the Ancestor), when the Japanese invasion of Korea occurred, he appointed Lee Yi as a patrolman and camped in Bukchon, north of Sangju, against the 17,000 people led by Konishi.

It is located in the 9th place of the station, and it has the tablets which are the 1st place of the army officers Yoon Isle, Lee Kyung Ryu, Park Ho and the Central Army and the Sangwan Kwon Gil, Sungdo Chalang Kim Jongmu, Hojang Park Gul,

Since 1990, it has been carrying out a clean-up project to erect the Bukchon Bucheon-ri (Bucheon-gun). The Imran Bukchon Battleground was a holy site of the hanok, where 900 people were freely commemorated by the revolt of the main army of the Joseon Dynasty and the main army of the Joseon Dynasty during the Japanese invasion of Imjin War. On April 13, 1592, About 60 people from Joseon arrived in Sangju on the 23rd, and about 900 people, including more than 800 people, gathered in the streets of Sangju, Gwan-gil, and Kook-gil, were burnt down with 17,000 people.

Every year, on the 4th of June, they celebrate the festival and celebrate the souls of those who live there.

Major Facilities (total area: 9,915 pyeong): Chungryeongsa Temple, Sangsan Pavilion (Local Tangible Cultural Properties No. 157)

Chunguisa

• Name of Tourist Site : Ruins of Chungryong-gun (Charge)
• Address : 345 Keumdori, Changwon City, Sangju City

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This shrine is a building erected to honor the generosity of General Jeong Ki-ryong of the Imperial Land. According to the government plan to purify the relics of the prefectural relics, Chungsi Temple purchased 6,535.5㎡ of land from December 1977 to April of the following year, demolishing old shrines and demolishing 18 houses of private houses.

Since 1979, a purification project has been promoted to create a shrine, a museum, a house, a monument, a fence, a parking lot, etc. Subsequently, a second project, in which the purchase of 3,124 square meters In June, administrative offices, aqueducts, and rapid development were promoted.

The mausoleum and shinto shrines of the generals are located in a low mountainous area about 800m east from the Buddhist temple. Shinto and mausoleum are located about 100m from each other.

The chief priest will keep the road of Sangsan as a training ground for the education of mountain patriotism, which is the scene of mountain education engraving the longevity of the host country spirit.