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The Joseon Royal Tomb is the tomb of kings and queens of the Joseon Dynasty, with a total of 40 tombs. The Royal Tomb of the Joseon Dynasty is a place where unique architectural styles and natural landscapes are harmonized, and traditional rituals continue to this day. Due to its cultural and historical value, it was officially listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site on June 30, 2009. Jangneung is the tomb of King Wonjong and Queen Inheon, the parents of Injo, the 16th king of the Joseon Dynasty. Wonjong's tomb was built in Gokchon-ri, Yangju, After his son Injo ascended the throne in 1626, he raised his rank and was promoted from the tomb to 'Won' and named 'Hong Gyeong-won'. In 1632, it was upgraded once again and was promoted from 'Won' to 'Nung' and was called 'Jangneung'. King Injo took Gwanghaegun down from the throne and established royal authority, so in order to justify and maintain his royal authority, The tomb of his parents, who were not kings during their lifetime, was moved from Yangju to Gimpo, raising the tomb to the royal tomb. It took 10 years to realize this due to strong opposition from the subjects at the time to upgrade to the royal tomb. Jangneung Royal Tomb is the only royal tomb in Gimpo, and is considered a famous spot in feng shui, and is located not far from the city center. It is in line with Gyeongyangsan Mountain, and is also in line with Injo and Queen Inyeol's Jangneung in Paju, It's like watching your parents' graves from a distance. The tombs of Joseon's royal family are divided into three categories according to their status: 'Nung': The tombs of the king and queen, the emperor and the empress 'Circle': The tomb of the king's parents, birth mother, crown prince and princess, crown prince and crown prince 'Mausoleum': Royal family and side rooms, tombs of deposed kings and queens The Royal Tomb of the Joseon Dynasty is not just a cemetery, but an important cultural heritage with high historical, cultural, and artistic value. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Royal Tomb of the Joseon Dynasty is an important heritage that shows the wisdom and artistic sense of its ancestors, The preservation and management can be said to be very important. As such, the Royal Tomb of the Joseon Dynasty is a place where you can deeply feel our history and culture, It is playing a big role in conveying its value to future generations. ＝＝＝＝ Royal tombs in Korea are fascinating many people for their outstanding layout based on feng shui geography. In particular, Jangneung is known as a representative example. Jangneung is also in a very good position from the perspective of feng shui. Fengshui is a traditional environmental science in China and Korea, It's a discipline where I think the topography or geographical arrangement affects people's fate. Royal tombs in Korea were designed based on feng shui theory to protect the fate of the royal family. Many royal tombs, including Jangneung, are skillfully arranged using natural topography such as mountains and rivers. Jangneung is located in Gimpo and is aligned with Gyeongyangsan Mountain. This is based on the concept of a protective mountain called 'Ansan' in feng shui. Ansan plays a role in protecting the tomb and is said to block bad energy. Also, Jangneung is not far from the city center, so it is considered an ideal place for the tombs of kings and queens. Furthermore, Jangneung is also located in line with the tombs of King Injo and Queen Inyeol, It has a very balanced arrangement in feng shui. Now, these royal tombs are also popular as nature trails. Many tourists visit because they can enjoy beautiful natural scenery and historical heritage at the same time. In particular, the trails around Jangneung can enjoy the natural beauty of the four seasons. The trails are well-maintained, making it easy for anyone to visit. In addition, there are historical information boards and information boards, so you can take a walk while learning about the history and feng shui of royal tombs. Through this, visitors can not only enjoy the scenery, It is a great place to have a deep understanding of Korean history and culture. ▶︎ Channel registration:@kiyoshi_kato   ▶︎Facebook :https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... ▶︎Youtube :    / @koreascape   ▶︎Music : artlist.io,YouTube Audio Library ▶︎Map:google earth ▶︎blog:https://blog.naver.com/kato7771 ▶︎Email:[email protected] ▶︎camera in use: sony vlogcam Sony ZV-1 II, iphone12 , gopro11, djimini2 ▶︎electrophotographic publishing https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B0CB35ZTR7 ▶︎Filming location: 경기도 김포시 장릉로 79 (풍무동)  ▶︎References : National Heritage Administration's Guerreung Ruins Headquarters Video Data Quotation