KHS – Buyongji, Juhamnu Pavilion, Changdeokgung Palace

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Buyongji (부용지) is the first small central garden in the rear garden of Changdeokgung Palace, a place for relaxation and further education. Covering an area of 300 pyeong (approximately 1,000 square meters), the pond, known as the "Buyong Pond," houses various buildings.

Buyongjeong (부용정) is a pavilion located south of Buyongji Pond. "Buyong" means "lotus." Originally built in 1707 (33rd year of King Sukjong's reign) as Taeksujae (택수재), it was renovated in 1793 (17th year of King Jeongjo's reign) and renamed Buyongjeong. When viewed from the roof, Buyongjeong has a unique shape resembling the number 10 (십). It was designated a National Treasure in 2012.

To the east of Buyongji Pond stands Yeonghwadang (증화당), where the king personally observed and administered the civil service examinations. The name "Yeonghwa" in Yeonghwadang means "harmonizing with flowers." A plaque personally written by King Yeongjo hangs in Yeonghwadang today.