Haman Chaemijeong Pavilion

This is the pavilion where Eogye Jo Ryeo (趙旅), one of the six loyal subjects of King Danjong of Joseon, returned to his hometown and spent the rest of his life after leaving the royal court in fury at the conduct of King Sejo, who deposed King Danjong and usurped the throne himself. It was founded in 1693 and rebuilt in 1954. It has 4 bays in the front, 3 bays on the side, and a single-story hip-and-gable roof, with a plaque reading Baeksecheongpung (百世淸風). In front of the building there is a square pond, and on the northern cliff above Cheongpungdae (淸風臺) there is a hexagonal pavilion called Munpungnu (聞風樓). In 1453 he became a jinsa and was highly renowned, but when King Sejo usurped the throne, he resisted, gave up official office, returned to Haman, and spent his time reading and fishing beneath Baegi Mountain (伯夷山). In 1698 (the 24th year of King Sukjong), when King Danjong's royal title was restored, he was posthumously appointed Ijo Champan, and during the reign of King Jeongjo he was posthumously appointed Ijo Panseo.

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