Baekdusan Mountain and Sakyamuni.

 Yongsu Bodhisattva, who delivered the Great Victory, including Baekdusan Mountain, Sakyamuni Geumganggyeong, Hwaeomgyeong, and Banyasimgyeong, first obtained Mahayeonyeong from an old bhikkhuni in Seolsan before obtaining this Great Victory from Daeryong Bodhisattva in Sujeongbanggung Palace. However, this snowy mountain is Baekdusan Mountain, which was carried out by Soseung Buddhism's founder Sakyamuni. Then, why did Sakyamuni practice on Baekdusan Mountain, not the Himalayan Mountain we generally know? This is because Sakyamuni was from Dangun Korean. Looking at Seung-woo's Seokgabo, it is said that Sakyamuni is Danjongchalje-ri, clearly revealing that he is a Dangun Korean. Silla's Daemunchang Choi Mun-chang's house, Daesungboksabi Byeongseo, also said, "Sakyamuni was the sun of Ui, but was born in the West, not in India, and the birthplace of Sakyamuni was born in the East." According to Ia, "Sunrise Land" refers to the eastern part of the East where the East lives. Danjong refers directly to the Korean people, and Chalje-ri refers to the Three Kingdoms as Chalje-ri refers to the Korean people, and as we have seen earlier, the national title of the Korean people symbolizes Gwangmyeong and our people also refers to the Korean people as a kind. In this way, in either respect, the Sakyamuni Sejon is essentially a Korean people. Sakyamuni is from the Gaya race among our people. This is because Sakyamuni was born in Gavira. The record of "I built various palaces, that is, spring palaces, summer palaces, and winter palaces for me" by Yoo Yeon-kyung, a small Buddhist scripture, reveals that Gavira exists in a relatively distinct four seasons, not in India and Nepal, and Professor Seokgamoni's exploration of Jeju. Sakyamuni later received a final paper from Jingwijosa Temple in the Seolsan Chongnimbang, and later took a bath at Niryeonseonha at the foot of Seolsan Mountain, and when Goseoksan Mountain, or Gayasan Mountain, or Gasasan Mountain, saw a bright star and saw the East Gyemyeongseong Fortress. Baekdusan Mountain is said to have 54 names. It is also called Jangbaeksan Mountain, and all of Jeungsan Mountain, which is used as the name of Seolsan Mountain and national religion, is the name of Baekdusan Mountain. However, the reason why it is called Seolsan Mountain means Baekdusan Mountain in winter because it snows in winter. In addition, snow is made up of water, water symbolizes life, snow is white, in line with Baekdu Mountain's white, and white symbolizes cleanliness. Therefore, Seolsan Mountain is a mountain full of clean vitality, and life is the end of Samsinsan Mountain, where Qin Shi Huang of China wandered in search of elixir plants, organized by Samshin.