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The Ten Sages of the Golden Hall of Heungnyunsa in the Eastern Capital東京興輪寺金堂十聖
Samguk Yusa (Memorabilia of the Three Kingdoms) Rise of Buddhism, Part Three A collection of tales of the Three Kingdoms period, compiled by Iryeon, a monk of Goryeo. He gathered the stories the official histories had cast aside. It is the oldest book that carries the myth of Dangun.
1The Ten Enshrined in the Golden Hall of Heungnyunsa
東亰興輪寺金堂十聖東壁坐庚向泥塑我道·猒髑·惠宿·安含·義湘,西壁坐甲向泥塑表訓·虵巴·元曉·惠空·慈藏.
These are the ten sages of the golden hall of Heungnyunsa (興輪寺) in the Eastern Capital (東京).
The clay statues seated on the east wall facing west are Ado (我道), Yeomchok (厭髑), Hyesuk (惠宿), Anham (安含), and Uisang (義湘).
The clay statues seated on the west wall facing east are Pyohun (表訓), Sapa (蛇巴), Wonhyo (元曉), Hyegong (惠空), and Jajang (慈藏).