KHS – Daejojeon, Changdeokgung Palace

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The name "Daejo" of Daejojeon Hall means "to accomplish great achievements." The hall was the formal sleeping quarters of Changdeokgung Palace and the living quarters of the queen. Daejojeon Hall is the only royal building in this palace that does not have a crest of ridge on the roof. Daejojeon Hall was lost in a fire several times since the establishment of the palace and rebuilt again each time. The present-day Daejojeon Hall was lost in the great fire of 1917 and renovated with the materials of Gyotaejeon Hall of Gyeongbokgung Palace in 1920. Daejojeon Hall has a Western-style interior and glass windows like Huijeongdang Hall.

It is also the birthplace of Crown Prince Hyomyeong (posthumously honored as Emperor Munjo) and where King Seongjong, King Injo, King Hyojong, and Queen Hyohyeon (Honorary Empress Hyojeong, the first queen consort of King Heonjong), King Cheoljong (Honorary Emperor Cheoljong), and Emperor Sunjong died. Heungbokheon House, an annex of Daejojeon Hall, is where the Korea–Japan Treaty of 1910 was signed at the last royal meeting.