realms, conferring wisdom and granting wishes, protecting from misfortune Dokseong (Korean: 독성; Hanja: 獨聖) or Nabanjonja (나반존자; 那畔尊者) in Korean Buddhism is...

deities: Sansin, an indigenous mountain deity; Chilseong, a Taoist deity; and Dokseong, a Buddhist deity. The gods are thought to grant wealth; children and longevity;...

enshrine the deity in chilseonggak (칠성각) or in samseonggak with Sansin and Dokseong. In Shinto religion, the seven largest stars of Ursa Major belong to Ame-no-Minakanushi...

獨聖閣) enshrines Dokseong who reached enlightenment alone without a teacher. Samseonggak (삼성각; 三聖閣) enshrines Sansin, Chilseong, and Dokseong. Mahavira Hall:...

deity. The deity is also often enshrined in samseonggak with Chilseong and Dokseong. Sansinje or sanchiseong is a jesa to the local Sansin that protects the...

Samseonggak (삼성각; 三聖閣) enshrines Sansin, Chilseongsin (Big Dipper), and Dokseong. Hermitage (암자; 庵子) As of 2004, there are 64 temples in North Korea. Many...

(beopdang enshrining Amitābha), samseonggak (building enshrining Chilseong, Dokseong and Sansin), and buildings for Templestay. There is a fir forest around...