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#driving #drivingdowntown Introduction to city driving in Jeonju, Korea. Jeonju It is the center of administration, education and culture in Jeollabuk-do, and traditional culture is well preserved. It is the capital of the later Baekje and the hometown of King Taejo of the Joseon Dynasty, which is the root of the Joseon Dynasty. A city where the true taste of Korean culture such as Korean food (Korean food), hanbok, and hanji is alive With a population of 650,000, the average annual temperature is 13 degrees, and the average annual precipitation is 1,300 mm. It is the 16th largest city in the country During the Joseon Dynasty, it served as the center of the Honam region as the seat of Jeolla Gamyeong. About 800 traditional Korean tiled houses are well preserved. Origin of Jeonju The old name of Jeonju was Wansanju. The name of Wansanju was changed to Wanju as the times changed. The name of Wansanju is said to be derived from the name of Wansan (mountain name) located south of Pungnammun Gate in Jeonju. The origin of the names of Wansanju, Wanju, and Jeonju is that it is located south of the old Jeonjuseong. Academia's orthodox theory is that it should be considered to be derived from Wansan, the name of a mountain called Wansan Chilbong. The name of Wansan Mountain itself means that it is complete and everything that is equipped with everything is in harmony. It can be understood as meaning a mountain. Taejo Lee Seong-gye The monarch who founded the Joseon Dynasty, a nation just before the modern society of Korea. The undisputed master of the Goryeo Dynasty After death, his name was Taejo, his last name was Lee, his name was Seonggye, and he became the first king of Joseon. Unlike previous kings, he is more famous by the name of Lee Seong-gye than Taejo after his death. He ascended the throne at the oldest age in the 500-year history of the Joseon Dynasty. Lee Seong-gye's surname is Jeonju Lee, which refers to Jeonju's place name. The reigned period is 1392 to 1398 (died at the age of 72). Jeonju Hanok Village Slow City Designation: 2010 What you can see while walking in Slow City Before the match. The place where the portrait of King Taejo Lee Seong-gye, National Treasure No. 317, is enshrined. In the 10th year of King Taejong (1410), a portrait of King Taejo was enshrined in Pyongyang, Gyeongju, Jeonju, and it was called Eoyongjeon. In the 24th year of King Sejong (1442), each name was called differently. Jeonju was called Gyeonggijeon. It was burned down during the Imjin War (the war in which Japan invaded Korea in 1592) in the 6th year of Gwanghaegun (1614). fixed it Jeondong Cathedral In 1889, Father Bodnay, a member of the Paris Foreign Missions Church, purchased the site. It was designed and completed by Father Pwanel in 1914. It was finished in a Byzantine style dome in a basic Romanesque casting. (The place where many Catholics from the Jeonju Diocese line up for the sacrament of marriage here) It was built on the site of the martyrs Yoon Ji-chung and Kwon Sang-yeon, the first Koreans to be martyred in 1791. You can also rent a traditional Korean costume, Hanbok, and take pictures while walking. Jeonju World Sori Festival Every year since 2001, we aim to break down the walls of world music based on pansori. World Music and Arts Festival held every year in Jeonju Pansori - One of the traditional Korean music that appeared from the 17th century. Listed as UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage in 2003 Jeonju is famous for its delicious food. Wherever you go in Korea, the names of restaurants include Jeonju Sikdang, Jeonju Baekban, Jeonju Bibimbap, etc. Jeonju-named restaurants exist all over the country. A place with delicious food recognized by everyone in Korea bibimbap Korea's representative food The history of bibimbap is not accurate. However, there is a theory that it developed from eating the leftover food after performing a ritual by rubbing it in one place.