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(ENG)[World Heritage Namhansanseong storyⅠ] 1. Command post in the west, Sueojangdae(守禦將臺, 수어장대)

The Seojangdae (West Commanding Post) is a structure built at the top of Cheongryangsan Mountain, the highest peak of the mountain to the west of Namhansanseong. The pavilion was built to fulfill military purposes including command and observation. In the back of the West Commanding Post, there are two side-by-side wells, from which water was supplied to soldiers orking at the commanding post. It was built as a one-story pavilion at the time Namhansanseong was constructed in the 1624 and was called the West Commanding Post. In 1751, Yi Gi-jin expanded it into a two-story pavilion in accordance with the king’s order and named it Mumangnu Pavilion. In 1836, Park Gi-su reconstructed Mumangnu Pavilion. According the record, Park Gi-su’s older brother Park Ju-su wrote “Sueojangdae” on the hanging wooden panel.