함안향교
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Haman Hyanggyo is said to have been established in the early Joseon period as a place for Confucian education and rites. Its layout of Myeongnyundang and Daeseongjeon, together with features such as Pungwharu, illustrates the school's educational and ceremonial functions; the exact founding date remains uncertain.
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It was a Confucian school and ritual site; its lecture hall and shrine layout illustrate those functions. The source gives no exact founding year and places it in the early Joseon period.
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The VISITKOREA page supports the early Joseon-period attribution, school functions, and architectural features. It leaves the exact founding date uncertain and does not provide a separately checked single address. Photo Korea image ID 7ts2Q9 is from November 2025. Source checked: 2026-10-23.