Artifacts of Cheonghaejin
- Designation : Historic Site No. 308 (Sep. 1, 1984)
- Location : #809, Jangjwa-ri, Wando-eup, Wando-gun, Jeollanam-do
- Area : 125,400㎡ (38,000 Pyeong)
- Excavation period : 1991 - 2001
- Purpose : To improve and restore academic historical evidence associated with Cheonghaejin
- Excavated by : National Research Institute of Cultural Heritage
Artifacts of Cheonghaejin
Major finds Many of the historical items excavated in Jangdo Cheonghaejin are now data for the examination of Cheonghaejin as the base of Changbogo's maritime trade activities. Artifacts dated to the early 9th century are historic and cultural items of the United Silla.
Wando Beophwasaji
- Location : #461, Jangjwa-ri, Wando-eup, Wando-gun, Jeollanam-do
- Designation : Jeollanam-do Monument No. 13 (Feb. 24, 1990)
- Area : 1,881㎡ (569 Pyeong)
- Excavation period : 2 stages (1989-1991)
- Excavated by : National Research Institute of Cultural Heritage
- Purpose : To investigate, improve and restore the artifacts of Changbogo associated with Cheonghaejin
Wando Beophwasaji
Description : Beophwasa is a temple based on Cheontaejong (a sect of Korean Buddhism). This temple was a chapel and a shelter for Cheonghaejin merchants, trade merchants and monks heading to Tang China. The National Research Institute of Cultural Heritage has excavated the temple twice and has discovered temple sites (7 sites), roof tiles, pleated pattern bottles, Haemurigup Cheongja (celadon porcelain; flat, footed pieces with a hollowed centre) and Baekja (white porcelain). With the discovery of the pleated pattern bottles (8-9th century) and the Haemurigup Cheongja, this temple is thought to have been constructed in the late United Silla Dynasty or early Goryeo period.
Jeju Beophwasaji
- Location : Hawon-dong, Seogwipo-si, Jeju Special Self-governing Province
- Designation : Jeju Special Self-governing Provincial Monument No. 13 (1971)
- Description : Jeju Beophwasa is thought to have been built by Changbogo in the early 9th century. Chang established Beophwasa in the south of Jeju as an important stopover in international maritime trade. This temple was a chapel and a shelter for merchants weary from their long journeys.
Jeju Beophwasaji
Sinan Heuksando Salla Sanseong
- (Eup-dong, Heuksan-myeon, Sinan-gun, Jeonnam) Salla Sanseong is a crescent-shaped stone fortress at Mt. Salla in Heuksando (island). Taking into account the artifacts found near the fortress (mostly 9-10th century), this castle appears to have been built in the United Silla period.
Sinan Heuksando Salla Sanseong