KHS – Seonjeongjeon, Changdeokgung Palace

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KHS – Seonjeongjeon, Changdeokgung Palace,선정전

"Seonjeong" of Seonjeongjeon Hall means "to promote upright politics". It was the king’s office where he would perform his daily work with his subjects. Daily morning assemblies, work reports, and academic discussions were held here. It was originally named Jogyecheong Office until it gained its current name of Seonjeongjeon Hall in 1461 (the 7th year of King Sejo). Seonjeongjeon Hall was destroyed after the Japanese invasion (1592) and the Injo coup (1623), only to be rebuilt by moving a building of the old Ingyeonggung Palace in 1647 (the 25th year of King Injo). It is the only blue tile-roofed building remaining in palace buildings.

Seonjeongjeon Hall also served as the venue for Yangnoyeon, the party for seniors among the people of Joseon, the queen’s ceremony, and also Honjeon Shrine (the temporary shrine for late kings and queens before their tablets were moved to Jongmyo Shrine).