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This is a building erected in front of the tomb of Yi Heo-gyeom, the central progenitor of the Incheon Yi clan. A central progenitor refers to an ancestor who established and raised a clan whose surname was not yet prominent. According to the *Goryeosa* (History of Goryeo), his ancestors had lived in Soseong-hyeon, present-day Incheon, since the Silla period, and it is said that an ancestor, traveling as a Silla envoy to Tang China, received the surname from the emperor. However, it was from Yi Heo-gyeom's time that the Incheon Yi clan was able to enter the ranks of the Goryeo aristocracy, as all three of his granddaughters became consorts of King Hyeonjong. The eldest granddaughter, Empress Wonseong, gave birth to two kings, Deokjong and Jeongjong, while the second granddaughter gave birth to King Munjong. Thereafter, from Munjong to Injong, the clan formed a powerful aristocratic faction spanning seven generations. The exact date of this building's construction is unknown, but based on writings by the 32nd and 33rd generations of descendants, it appears to have been built in the 7th year of King Sunjo of Joseon (1807) or the 4th year of King Gojong (1835). Originally located in the nearby Sinji Village, it was moved to its current site due to residential development. (Source: Cultural Heritage Administration)
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