Folklore Material No. 93, Manjukje (만죽재 고택) is the oldest
traditional house located at the heart of Museom village.
by Bak Su (박수 /朴檖), the father of the Bannam Bak (반남박씨 / 潘南朴氏).
to live idyllic and focuses of society of the seonbi.
Geomuguan (거무구안 / 居無求安), means forgoing comfort and convenience in life.
This 5 kan house is divided into two functional areas: Anchae (main house)
and Sarangchae (male's quarter), which surrounded the court.
Anchae has Anbang (lady's quarter), kitchen, servant's quarter and storage room.
Can you see the pole / hook on the top left corner?
These doors are designed to be separated, and you can hang them
using the hook (see the photo here).
It gives better air ventilation especially in hot summer.
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Kim Hwi-geol's / Manun House (김휘걸 가옥)
Nearby Manjukje is Manun House, built in the early 19th century and named after Kim Hwi-geol (penname, 만운 = Manun ).
The house later became the home of the wife of the famous poet Jo Ji-hun. Ji-hun stayed in this house quite often during early days of their marriage. He wrote a poem “Byeolli” (별리 / 別離 / Farewell), expressing the beauty of Museom Village is well known.
Poetry of Museom Village (무섬마을) by Bak Yeong Gyo (박영교)
Single log bridge, Sonata of Sudori and others poetry found
along the path to the village.
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Bak Cheon-Rip's house (박천립 가옥)
3 kan x 2 kan Ggachigumeongjip (까치구멍 = magpie holes).
It's called Ggachigumeongjip because it has 2 holes for ventilation
at the ends of the roof-ridge
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Kim Roe-Jin's house (김뢰진 가옥)
Kim Roejin's house - Folklore Material No. 118
It's also Ggachigumeongjip roof-tiled house
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classical scholars who were not ashamed of being poor.
Udobulubin (우도불우빈 / 憂道不憂貧), refers to pursuing a faithful
and upright life even in poverty.
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