It was found in Biamsa temple, Yeongi-gun, chungcheongnam-do Province. It is the form of monument that sculptured the Buddha images and inscription in the long facet of quadrangular stone. The front was heaved up with border along the edges and the inner part of the front was made lowered one layer to sculpture the Amitabha Triad. The Principal Buddha image seated on the quadrangular pedestal above the large lotus flowers has a feminine oval face and the body was expressed robustly. In general it took the balanced posture. We noticed it followed the tradition since the Three Dynasties Period in those two hands taken with the "preaching seal" was expressed comparatively large. The robe gently thrown in both shoulders almost covered the quadrangular pedestal. In both sides beneath the pedestal a lion was placed for the inner part. The round halo at the back of the head which consist of the three heaved-up circles has a lotus flower inscribed. The image of Hyeopsi Bodhisattva standing on the pedestal above the lion's back has the body turned to the Principal Buddha image. It is erosive, so is discernible. But it has a round halo with lotus pattern. Between the shoulders of the Principal Buddha and his apostles, the face of the Buddha's disciples was just projected, in both sides the Guards of Buddha stood. Above the statue there is the two-folded Halo-like nimbus "the large surrounds the small", inscribed with the flame patterns. In the small Halo-like nimbus five Buddha were inscribed. The both rooms outside the Halo-like nimbus were made subsided one layer, so statue of flying angel was inscribed. In the lower part of both sides the dragon's head facing the front is sculptured and above it the statue to play the musical instrument on a lotus flower was expressed. The back is divided with four layers and five small Buddha statues seated were sculptured in each layer. Between the statues the name and post of the people was inscribed. The detailed sculpture is refined and magnificent and the detailed style it has the old form, which is similar to the Gyeyumyeong Triad (National Treasure No.108). According to the inscription it is considered as a work made in the thirteenth year of King Munmu of the Unified Silla Dynasty (673). ined and magnificent and the detailed style it has the old form, which is similar to the Gyeyumyeong Triad (National Treasure No. 108). According to the inscription it is considered as a work made in the thirteenth year of King Munmu of the Unified Silla Dynasty (673).

(출처 : 문화재청 홈페이지)