Eosadae (Incheon Metropolitan City's Local Cultural Properties-Data No. 3)

There is a long pedestal stone engraved with 'Eosadaegwangsuhjeonghaejungsu' in the center which is placed on the stone embankment beside Yogeunji. It is reported a bower stood here, but a stone is left only that indicates it was repaired in the 24th year of King Gohjong's reign(1887). King Injo is reported to had archery practice here but according to the record, rather than Injo, the King who visited here is deemed to be King Jeongjo. King Jeongjo who was dutiful to his parents and partial to archery is reported to have passed by Bupyeong on the way to the tomb of his father Sadoseja, Won (presently Eungneung) through Jangneung Kimpo in the 21st year(997) of his reign when he is reported to have practiced archery when he relaxed after lunch. Nowadays, King Jeongjo's royal carriage accompanied by subjects is simulated through Gyeyang-san festival held on and around the Gu-Citizens' Day every year.

How to come

Traffic information

• Car : Go straight ahead in the Gyeongin Expressway Bupyeong IC toward Gyeyang→Turn to the right at Gyesan Samgeori→Go(50m) to the right at Gyesan1-dong Office→Eosadae in Bupyeong Elementary School.
• Subway : Incheon Subway No1 line→Get off at Gyesan Station→Come out to Gate No3→ Walk(50m) at Gyesan1-dong Office→Eosadae in Bupyeong Elementary School.
• Bus : No 30 at Bupyeong Station→Get off at Gyesan Samgeori→Turn to the right→Walk(50m) to the right at Gyesan1-dong Office→Eosadae in Bupyeong Elementary School.

[Data source : Office of Cultural Information(☎ 82-32-450-5116)]