Lee Young-hyun: A collection of historical documents on General Yang Dal-sa, the first righteous army commander of Joseon.

The book is translated from the work of General Yang, the first medical director of the Korean community, and it is based on a collection of Nam-Wong Menong, as of the former Sun-Jou-Jao's House of Housekeeping. Some of the literature published in English-ammethms in English - amplh - () was referred to for a sense of understanding and added information about why and when it was written in the front of the page. Most of the references to the Kang-song and the Liang-Shan, the Young-Mong, the Jae-Song and heronian genealogy are found in the book. The documents are not originals but 1959 manuscripts, but only books that are more valuable than any other textbook. From the late 70 years of birth to the late 19th, the gentry of the deceased, the shrine of the master, the royal family of the Buddha, the temple of the Han Yun, the statue of Ossyung, the head of the Emperor, the heir of the Order, and the post-consult of the Royal. In particular, we could imagine how the Koreans felt over 200 years ago, through the advent of the seven major sites and the addition of 444 live persons to the observers, that the exploits of the narcissus were forgotten.

Korean title: 조선 최초 의병장 양달사 장군 문헌집

Korean author: 이영현

Korean publisher: 한국학술정보

ISBN-13: 9791169838092