Shaolin of Temple’s Chilayauraebun is Daboyauraebun, Bo Boseungyaueraebun, Myosaekshinyauraebun, Kwangbakshinyaurae, Yipowaeyauraebun, Gamro Wangyauraebun, Amitayauraebun composed of a total of Chilyauraebun and 1 piece of Bongnapwonjuhyangwulchunghyangbun to a total of 8 pieces in its perfectly well-preserved condition. The exact date and the creator is unknown, but considering that it used sewing and a sewing machine and was given by the king, it is likely that it was made during the Korean empire government time period from 1900~1910 by the workers of the king’s castle. Also, Bongnapwonjuhyangwulchunghyangbun’s yihawmun could be considered to be the proof of a piece from the king’s household. Shaolin of Temple’s Chileyauraebun’s structure is in its perfect form that it shows the larger form of Yonggacheonjo’s service and preserved in favorable condition, it’s value for Buddhism’s ceremonial is great, also as for the important relics fabric wise and Buddhism burning incense research and ceremonies as well as offering research.