The Temple of South Korea for centuries is in ruins by unprecedented wildfires

Unprecedented wildfires South Korean The southern regions destroyed the large parts of an unusual Buddhist temple complex, set fire to two buildings that appoint national treasures.

Five days wild24 people who were considered South Korea’s worst, destroyed more than 300 structures, and more than 28,000 residents were evacuated and officials were evacuated.

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The temple of Gunsa was first established in 681 advertising during the Shilla dynasty, which controls more than half of the Korean Peninsula. In the southeastern city of Uiseong, he builds nests on the foot of Deungun Mountain. When built in this ancient times, it is a house of several famous cultural heritage buildings built later.

The temple was in the flame because of the wildfires of strong winds on Tuesday. About 20 buildings of buildings and organizations, including in 1668, were established in 1904 to celebrate the longevity of a king and a pavilion-shaped structure, including a king’s longevity, including a king’s longevity, including a pavilion.

Uiseong, South Korea, Wednesday, a call was broken in the remains of the call pavilion due to wildfires in the temple. (Through Kim Do-Hoon / Yonhap)

Both are built during the last Joseon dynasty of the Korean Peninsula and were given the status of “treasure” and other cultural assets, which are historical and artistic significance, and the state levels receive protection and maintenance.

“I went there this morning and lowered the ashes until the collection of the ashes.” “I feel really loose. Life is transient.”

Dory’s now works for a Buddhist organization responsible for the temple. He said that the monks and Buddhist committed to the third “treasure of the temple, the statue of a stone Buddha built in the 8th century, in the 8th century, he said.

“Many buildings were burned, but we transferred other sacred assets so that we can protect the temple.

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Doryun, about 20 monuments and other workers live in the temple, but were not injured.

The Korean Heritage Service was found in a stone pagoda, including two other low-level cultural assets of the temple.