Jeolla Gamyeong: authority and lived experience
Jeolla Gamyeong was the provincial seat of government. The reconstructed complex at 55 Jeolla-gamyeong-ro, Wansan-gu, Jeonju, offers a place to reflect on regional administration, investigation and judgment.[7]
Jeondong: remembrance outside the south gate
Yun Ji-chung and Kwon Sang-yeon died as martyrs outside Jeonju’s south gate on 8 December 1791. Jeondong Church commemorates that history at 51 Taejo-ro, Wansan-gu, Jeonju.[8]
Supjeongi: a distinct shrine
Supjeongi remembers martyrs of the Sinyu, Gihae and Byeongin persecutions. Visiting Jeonju’s shrines offers a broader view of faith communities across different periods.[9]
Pilgrimage within a city
Use pedestrian crossings and current footpaths between historic places. Respect residents, visitors and people at prayer. Explore the places on the map, then plan your walk using current roads.
Dashed lines show the trail development proposal linking places and regions. Pins reveal shrines, address-based places and regional centres with their stories.
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