The Land Hidden by the Sky and Secretly Hidden by the Earth
The Land of the Left Taiji Symbol, Marked as the World Capital for 7,000 Years
Beyond the Land of the Seven Kings, Where the Eight Kings Will Rise
The Land of the Ten Kings, Completely Perfect
Jeonju (全州) Wanju (完州)
The origins of the names Jeonju and Wanju are recorded in the historical records of the old villages, stating that they came from Mt. Wansan Chilbong located to the south of the village. It is said that Mt. Wansan Chilbong was created when the North Dipper Seven Stars from the sky fell to the earth.
To find the North Star from the sky, one must first find the North Dipper Seven Stars. After locating the North Dipper Seven Stars, one must find a faint purplish star at a distance of about five times the distance between the first star, Tanlangseong, and the second star, Geomunseong. Only then can the North Star be found. The North Star is not a bright star, so it is called the Purple Microstar (자미성).
The Purple Microstar aligns with the North Pole on Earth and does not move in the sky. It is a crucial star but not a bright one. Therefore, one must first find the North Dipper Seven Stars, which serve as a guide to finding the North Star. The terrain formed by the North Dipper Seven Stars falling to the earth is precisely Mt. Wansan Chilbong.
Therefore, it is certain that the North Star, which descends to the place taught by the earthly North Dipper Seven Stars, is located in the land of Jeonju and Wanju. The eastern sages saw the North Pole as the king of the stars and called it the North Pole Taehwang Daeje (中天子미북극태황대제). They named the constellation where the North Pole Taehwang Daeje resides as the Purple Microstar Field. Just as there is only one Purple Microstar in the sky, there is said to be only one earthly Purple Microstar, the land of legend that is the foremost among the celestial, terrestrial, and human realms, and that is Jeonju. The evidence that the Purple Microstar Field, the land of legend, is in Jeonju is Mt. Wansan Chilbong, created by the falling North Dipper Seven Stars. Jeonju, the land of complete perfection, is like this, with Mt. Wansan Chilbong experiencing the Chilseongnakji and the owner of the North Dipper Seven Stars, the North Star, which they teach.
Mt. Wansan Chilbong consists of the main peak Janggunbong, which includes Inner Chilbong and Outer Chilbong, forming thirteen peaks. Inner Chilbong starts from Janggunbong, holds Oknyeobong to the north, passes by the Gold Calf Rock, and forms Muhakbong, Baekunbong, and Yongdubong. On the eastern side of Janggunbong, it continues with Tangumbong and Maehwabong, making up these seven peaks. Similarly, Outer Chilbong starts again from the main peak Janggunbong. Following the ridgeline of the mountain, it leads to Geommubong and Seoninbong towards the direction of the Flower Garden, then continues to the towering Geommubong and Seoninbong, and connects to Geumsabong, Maehwabong, and Dohwabong. Thus, Outer Chilbong also consists of seven peaks. However, as the main peak overlaps, thirteen peaks form Mt. Wansan Chilbong.
Inner Chilbong surrounds Jeonju city, while Outer Chilbong extends towards the Flower Garden, overlooking the Mother Mountain, Moaksan. The villages located towards Jeonju city form Cheonhataepyeong Taepyeongdong, while the villages located beyond Jangseungbaegi, heading towards Gui, form Pyeonghwadong, bringing world peace. The village located towards the west, near Jungyesa, is Anhaengjigu. Looking at the names, Janggunbong, the owner of the main peak, Janggunbong, forms a connection with the world, bringing peace to the world and spreading world peace. Welcoming the accomplished general, a grand feast of harmony for all people was held in the flower garden.
My hometown where I lived is a mountain village with blooming flowers
Peach blossoms, apricot blossoms, baby azaleas
Colorful flowers, a grand palace, a peaceful village
Creating a connection with the world, the accomplished general, Janggun Daejwa, brings peace to the world, and the people celebrate. As Oknyeo presents a bouquet of flowers, the orchestra plays and sings, and dances. White clouds spread above, and as the Blue Dragon dances and the Green Bird flutters, such a grand reception of harmony for all people was held in the flower garden. The dragon shakes its head, and the crane dances. Look at the towering Oknyeobong and Janggunbong. This is the majesty of Jeonju, the name brought by Mt. Wansan Chilbong. Whose dream can surpass this? Even if the tomb of Jeonju Lee's Yi Han Gong and the sacred land of the accomplished dragon general's expedition have established a 500-year royal lineage, how can one ignore the Purple Microstar Field taught by the Chilseongnakji of Mt. Wansan Chilbong, the only Purple Microstar Field that is the foremost in the world?
Introduction of Seolsan Choi Jae-eun
Choi Jae-eun
Born in Namwon, Yongseongbu, Gyeongju
Pen names: Seolsan, Wontongsanin, Cheongsa, Boryeomdangju, Baekryeonjuin, Gubongsanju, Jongnamsanin, etc.
Current Director and Chairman of the Hwandan Samsangyeonguso Foundation.
Current Head of the Hwansaryeonsanha Open Happy Our School Taehakdang.
Current Specialized Professor at Jeonbuk University's Lifelong Education Institute.
Served as the President and Struggle Committee Chairman of the Law School Student Council at Jeonbuk University, dedicating himself to the democratization movement. At the age of 30, he received the support of the Hundred Sages and established the "Eastern Thought Research Institute" and opened the "Seolsan Philosophy Center," publishing the journal "Barun Sori Ojeun Sori Balgeun Sori" and embarking on the path of a diviner. He nurtured his successors and, under the armistice line of the Republic of Korea, spent ten years creating the "Best Mountain, South Korea's Sacred Land" and began summarizing and writing the essence of the Eastern Three Teachings. In the Year of the Dragon, he climbed Mount Baekdu and saw the One-Headed Three-Legged Golden Crow, and further witnessed the giant bladder emitted by Mount Baekdu. After witnessing the bladder transforming into the fiery grandmother and sixteen children of Mount Baekdu, he returned and founded the Hwandan Samsangyeonguso Foundation, finally publishing the "Circular Grand Sutra" Volume I.
Subsequently, he acquired the former Gubong Elementary School and established the Open Happy Our School Taehakdang, focusing on nurturing successors and revising and improving the nationwide sacred sites map of South Korea. Furthermore, he climbed Mount Baekdu multiple times in the Bingshen year, and in the year of the Bingshen, he climbed all five peaks of Mount Taebaek and the Five Peaks (Dongtaesan, Namhyeongsan, Jungsungsan, Seohwasan, Bukhangsan) in China's Xian, using this as a basis to complete the "Best Mountain, South Korea's Sacred Land, the First Map of the World Created by the Post-Heavenly Opening." He began writing the sequel to the Cheonumjiga and is currently writing various books on celestial geography and human affairs. Aligning the core of the Circular Grand Sutra with the Post-Heavenly Opening, he finally established the Post-Heavenly Seolsan Circular Grand Sutra and revealed the One-Five-Seven Mysterious Degree to the world.
Major works include Circular Grand Sutra (Volume I), The Principles of Sacred Sites, The Secrets of Blessings (Volumes 1 and 2), internal and external educational materials and lecture books - Seolsan Feng Shui Geography Lecture Book, Seolsan Main Actor Lecture Book, "Barun Sori Ojeun Sori Balgeun Sori," "Daewonjeonggak Cheonjihoe Tong," "Jami Dusudo Chart," "Seolsan Jami Dusudo Haeje," "Bongseon," "Heavens Sound, Earth Song (Cheonumjiga)," "Mount Baekdu Pilgrimage," "Mount Taesan Pilgrimage," "Mount Taebaek Pilgrimage," "Post-Heavenly Opening's Map of the Left Taiji Symbol, Jeolla Province Jeonju," among various historical records and annual fortune-telling books published since 2017. He has appeared on various broadcasting media, including Yeosu MBC, TV Broad New Year's Talk Show, and radio traffic broadcasts.
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? Summary:
The article explores the origins of the names Jeonju and Wanju, tracing them back to Mt. Wansan Chilbong and the North Dipper Seven Stars from the sky. It delves into the significance of the North Star, known as the Purple Microstar, and its connection to Jeonju and Wanju, highlighting the celestial and terrestrial legends associated with these locations.
?️ Natural Korean translation:
기사는 전주와 완주의 이름 유래를 지상의 만산칠봉과 하늘에서 떨어진 북두칠성으로 거슬러 올라가 설명한다. 북두칠성에서 비롯된 북극성인 자미성의 중요성과 전주와 완주와의 연관성을 탐구하며, 이러한 장소들과 관련된 천상적인 전설을 강조한다.
❓ Comprehension Questions:
1. What is the significance of Mt. Wansan Chilbong in relation to Jeonju and Wanju?
지상의 만산칠봉이 전주와 완주와 어떤 관련성을 가지고 있는가?
2. Why is the North Star referred to as the Purple Microstar, and how is it connected to the North Dipper Seven Stars?
북극성이 자미성으로 불리는 이유는 무엇이며, 북두칠성과 어떻게 연결되어 있는가?
3. How does Choi Jae-eun's work contribute to the understanding of sacred sites and celestial geography in South Korea?
최재은의 작품이 한국의 신성한 장소와 천상 지리에 대한 이해에 어떻게 기여하는가?
? Vocabulary Learning:
1. origins / 유래 / noun
The beginnings or sources of something.
그것의 시작이나 원천.
Example sentence: The origins of the tradition can be traced back to ancient times.
예문: 그 전통의 유래는 고대로 거슬러 올라갈 수 있다.
2. celestial / 천상적인 / adjective
Relating to the sky or heavens.
하늘이나 천국과 관련된.
Example sentence: The celestial bodies in the night sky are breathtaking.
예문: 밤하늘의 천체들은 아름다워서 숨이 멎는다.
3. terrain / 지형 / noun
The physical features of a piece of land.
토지의 물리적 특징.
Example sentence: The rough terrain made it difficult to traverse the area.
예문: 거친 지형으로 인해 그 지역을 횡단하기가 어려웠다.
4. majestic / 웅장한 / adjective
Having impressive beauty or dignity.
인상적인 아름다움이나 위엄을 가진.
Example sentence: The majestic mountains towered over the landscape.
예문: 웅장한 산들이 경관 위를 차지했다.
5. diviner / 점쟁이 / noun
A person who practices divination to predict the future.
미래를 예측하기 위해 점쟁이를 실천하는 사람.
Example sentence: The diviner used various methods to foresee what lay ahead.
예문: 점쟁이는 앞으로 무엇이 닥칠지 예견하기 위해 다양한 방법을 사용했다.
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