Major Projects
An Introduction to Gimpo s Historical Assets Characters
The Gimpo Cultural Foundation is proud to present Jogang, Aegibong, Deokpojin, and Munsusanseong Fortress, the characters they developed to effectively promote Gimpo's representative historical resources with a rich history and cultural significance. God of Jogang river, the protector deity of the end of Han River, Aegibong which symbolizes the longing for one's hometown, and the defenders of Gimpo, Captain Deokpo, and Munsusan Fortress. We look forward to your appreciation and support for the Gimpo Historical Characters that promote local history and culture.
- Jogang
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which flows throughout the north of Gimpo City. The grandfather-like river that flows with the Han River and Imjin River.
Meomuru, Buri, Rumi, God of Jogang river, Lee Jiham, Port boatman, Port master, Owner of the riverside pub, Blue Dragon Unit Member, and the Peace Cow. -
- Aegibong
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Gimpo's Mt. Ssukgatmeori appears as if North Korea is nearby. A place where the tale of Aegi, a woman in Joseon Dynasty, is passed down and there is longing for the displaced people.
Bongi, Aegi, The governor of Pyeongan province -
- Deokpojin
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National Historical Site No. 29. As the battlefield of Shinmiyangyo (1871) during the Joseon Dynasty, it served as an important strategic defense facility leading to Seoul.
Jeokjungi, Myeongjungi, Captain Deokpo, Son Dolgong, and General Yang Heonsu -
- Munsusanseong
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National Historical Site No. 139. It is a fortress on the highest mountain of Gimpo, Munsusan Mountain, and served as the battlefield of Byeonginyangyo (1866)
Mususanseongi, Biho, Monk Pungdam, Monk Eungjindang, General Han Seong-gun, and Heojeok. -
