문효사
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Official place information Opens in a new tabMunhyosa is recorded in Chungcheong · Goesan, under the category Historical attraction.
Munhyosa is a shrine for Lee Geuk-gam (1427–1465), Lee Yeon-gyeong (1488–1552) and Lee Gwang-ak (1557–1608), built in the 1st year of King Seonjo (1568). Lee Geuk-gam passed the civil service examination under King Sejong and, after Gyeyujeongnan, was enfeoffed as Gwangseong-gun in the 1st year of King Sejo (1455) as a 3rd-class Jwaik meritorious subject.
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