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The overall structure of the Samaso construction which started to be established in most districts during the Chosun era was determined, and from the results of the examination of the construction features in the erection of the Gyeongju Samaso, the following conclusions could be obtained. The Gyeongju Samaso construction process in the early stage of the era is not known, but we know that it existed from before the coronation of King Seonjo (1567), and is highly probable that it was constructed in the early 1500s. In 1722 a small structure was initially built at the northern part of the Somaso site. In 1740 Pungyeongjeong was reconstructed, and in 1832 Byeongchokheon was erected. When Choi, Gi-Yeong (1768-1834), who passed the Sama Exam
9 years later than his son (Choi, Se-Rin), underwent various inconveniences while spending time with young Sama (members of Samaso) including his son in the Samaso building, he constructed Byeongchokheon right next to samaso in 1832, forming a duplex building with the same function. This is the building background of Byeongchokheon, another building of Samaso
The Pungyeongjeong which is the main building of the Gyeongju Samaso possesses the general structure with the verandah floor in the center and rooms on either side consisting of a 4 Kan frontage, however, together with the initial function of Samaso, it had a pavilion function added resulting in a unique structure arrangement, and with the adjacent construction of Byeongchokheon it became a 1 structure 2 house formation which could not be seen anywhere else.