온양이씨어필각

Onyang Yi Family Eopilgak is a preserved Joseon-era memorial pavilion in Korea, dedicated to enshrining royal calligraphy (eopil — "royal-brush writing") given by a Joseon king to the Onyang Yi clan, a yangban family that received the royal calligraphy as recognition of meritorious service or exceptional moral standing. The pavilion is a small wooden structure with traditional Korean architectural detail, designed specifically to enshrine and protect the royal calligraphy artifacts that gave the pavilion its purpose. Eopilgak (literally "royal-brush pavilion") sites are part of Korea's broader Joseon-era cultural-and-political heritage tradition, marking the relationship between the monarchy and prominent yangban families. Best for travelers seriously interested in Joseon-era political-and-cultural heritage, paired with broader regional historic itineraries.