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'''Wooden Pagoda Site of the Center Courtyard''' - 논의 필요
 
'''Wooden Pagoda Site of the Center Courtyard''' - 논의 필요
  
This is the site of the wooden pagoda located in the center courtyard of Mireuksa Temple. '''A pagoda is a symbolic monument enshrining the relics or remains of the Buddha. Although not all pagodas contain the true remains, they are nonetheless worshiped as sacred places that enshrine the Buddha.'''
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This is the site of the wooden pagoda located in the center worship area of Mireuksa Temple. A pagoda is a symbolic monument enshrining the relics or remains of the Buddha. Although not all pagodas contain the true remains, they are nonetheless worshiped as sacred places that enshrine the Buddha.
  
Mireuksa Temple consisted of three worship areas (courtyards), each with its own worship hall and pagoda. Unlike the east and west courtyards which had pagodas made of stone, the pagoda of the center courtyard was made of wood.  
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Mireuksa Temple had three worship areas which each consisted of an enclosed courtyard with a worship hall and a pagoda. The east and west worship areas had stone pagodas, but the center worship area had a wooden pagoda.  
  
The pagoda stood on a two-tiered base made of hewn stones. The structure of the lower tier consisted of face stones and cover stones, while the upper tier was made of base stones, face stones, and cover stones. The base was square in shape measuring 18.5 m in perimeter and had stairs installed on each side. For the foundation, a 3.5 m deep pit was dug up and filled up to 1.5 m below the surface with densely packed stones of the size of a human head. After that, a mixture of coarse-grained sand(?마사토) and silty soil* was packed on top into 3 to 5cm layers. Also, a layer of mud/silt was found underneath the foundation of the pagoda, which supports the record in ''Memorabilia of the Three Kingdoms'' (Samguk yusa), stating the temple was built atop the filled pond. Burned roof tile shards found around the site, suggest that the pagoda was destroyed by fire during the late period of Unified Silla (668-935).
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The wooden pagoda stood on a two-tier base made of hewn stones. The structure of the lower tier consisted of face stones and cover stones, while the upper tier was made of base stones, face stones, and cover stones. The base was square in shape measuring 18.5 m in width and had stairs installed on each side.  
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The foundation below the base was made by digging a 3.5 m-deep pit and filling it up to 1.5 m below the surface with densely packed stones the size of a human head. After that, a mixture of gravel and silty soil was packed on top in 3-5 cm layers. Underneath the foundation of the pagoda was a layer of wetland mud, which supports the record in ''Memorabilia of the Three Kingdoms'' (Samguk yusa) that the temple was built atop a pond that was filled in.  
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Burnt roof tile shards were found around the site which suggest that the pagoda was destroyed in a fire during the late period of Unified Silla (668-935).
  
 
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2021년 2월 16일 (화) 21:28 판

중원 목탑터 中院 木塔址
Wooden Pagoda Site of the Center Courtyard
Goto.png 종합안내판: 익산 미륵사지



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탑은 부처님의 사리[身骨]를 모시는 곳이다. 미륵사는 삼원三院의 가람배치로 중원에 목탑을 두고, 동원과 서원에 석탑을 각각 두었다. 이 건물터는 중원의 목탑이 있었던 곳으로, 기단基壇 은 잘 다듬은 돌을 사용하여 상하 이중기단으로 만들었다. 아랫 기단은 면석面石과 덮개석[甲石], 윗 기단은 지대석(地臺石)과 면석 및 덮개석으로 구성되었다. 기단 네 면의 길이는 모두 18.5m로 정사각형 모습이며, 각 면 중앙에 계단을 만들었다. 기초는 메웠던 흙을 깊이 3.5m 정도 다시 파낸 뒤에 사람 머리 크기의 돌을 아래에서부터 1.5m 정도 채워 다졌다. 그 위에 마사토와 점질토를 섞어 3~5cm 두께로 층층이 다져 올라가는 판축(板築)을 했다. 목탑터 기초 아래는 습지의 개흙으로 되어 있어 ‘삼국유사’의 못을 메우고 만들었다는 기록과 같다. 발굴 조사 시 기단 앞에서 발견된 불에 탄 기와들을 통해 목탑은 통일신라 후기 화재로 인해 사라졌음을 알 수 있다.

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Wooden Pagoda Site of the Center Courtyard - 논의 필요

This is the site of the wooden pagoda located in the center worship area of Mireuksa Temple. A pagoda is a symbolic monument enshrining the relics or remains of the Buddha. Although not all pagodas contain the true remains, they are nonetheless worshiped as sacred places that enshrine the Buddha.

Mireuksa Temple had three worship areas which each consisted of an enclosed courtyard with a worship hall and a pagoda. The east and west worship areas had stone pagodas, but the center worship area had a wooden pagoda.

The wooden pagoda stood on a two-tier base made of hewn stones. The structure of the lower tier consisted of face stones and cover stones, while the upper tier was made of base stones, face stones, and cover stones. The base was square in shape measuring 18.5 m in width and had stairs installed on each side.

The foundation below the base was made by digging a 3.5 m-deep pit and filling it up to 1.5 m below the surface with densely packed stones the size of a human head. After that, a mixture of gravel and silty soil was packed on top in 3-5 cm layers. Underneath the foundation of the pagoda was a layer of wetland mud, which supports the record in Memorabilia of the Three Kingdoms (Samguk yusa) that the temple was built atop a pond that was filled in.

Burnt roof tile shards were found around the site which suggest that the pagoda was destroyed in a fire during the late period of Unified Silla (668-935).

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