Yuheobi is a monument put up to
give notice of the important remains'
first location when it is removed
or moved to other place.
This monument is set up on the foot
of a hill at the back of Chungmu
Education Institution.
Yuhyeobi was set up on February
in 1906 after 38 years since Hyeonchungsa
was removed by the Seowon removal
ordinance of Daewongun in 1868 by
Confucian scholars of Asan area
with Maeng In-Won as their leader.
They expressed the national spirit
protesting against japan's sovereign
authority plunder by raising the
spirit of Yi Sunsin high above.
And this time was right after conclusion
of Ulsa protectorate treaty on November
in 1905.
This monument's history
was known by the discovery of the 'Hyeonchungsa
Yuheosubigomun¡® and ¡¯Cheonhyangchukmun
Thanks to the collection work of Maeng In-Won
in 1997, it was confirmed that Hyeonchungsa
was removed in 1868, and not in 1865 as
known until now and that the first location
of Hyeonchungsa was right below of Yuheobi,
and it was set up on February 1906 by confucian
scholars who resisted to Ulsa Joyak(protectorate
treaty).
