A brief description of Lee Beomyoon.

 He was born in 1856 in Seoul at the end of the Joseon Dynasty as the son of Lee Kyung-ha, the captain of the vineyard called Seoseulsi Blue. In 1903, Lee Bum-yoon, who was appointed as a North Border Gando manager and went to Kando Island, formed an organization called Sapodae while protecting Korean residents, bought weapons and bullets in Korea, armed them, and then cracked down on soldiers or civilians in Cheongui who fought the enemy of Cheong. In the meantime, he writes a book called Bukyeo Yoram and weaves family registers. Lee Bum-yoon summoned Lee Bum-yoon in 1905 due to the Qing Dynasty's official constitution, but Lee Bum-yoon did not go. Before that, when the Russo-Japanese War broke out, he participated in the Russian army and fought with the Japanese army and even received a medal from the Russian government. When I went to Maritime Province, I started my righteous army activities, and it was Ahn Jung-geun and General Hong Beom-do who joined hands with him to join the righteous army. In 1910, along with Yoo In-seok and Lee Sang-seol, he condemned the Japanese imperialism's viciousness (Russian authorities arrested and deported him, but he returned), and in 1911, he organized the Kwon Min-hoe. Later, he organized a righteous army department in Manchuria, and he also joined hands with Kim Jwa-jin's North Road Military Sentiment. At that time, he would have been an elderly man, but his devotion to liberate his country seems to have suppressed his old age. He joined the Korean Independence Corps, which went to the Soviet Union, but was disbanded and reorganized again in 1922, and was elected president. (Seoil, the former president, died.) In 1925, the New People's Ministry was organized and joined it. After that, General Lee Bum-yoon sneaked into his country and died in 1940 alone. Even in books related to the independence movement, such as the General Book of Independence Movement, about Lee Bum-yoon, "It is not known when he died. Would that be the only case for Lee Bum-yoon?" (The uprising of the righteous army of the Independence Movement) and "There is unconfirmed information such as 85 people, including Lee Bum-yoon, were killed by surprise." However, the testimony of General Lee Bum-yoon's grandson confirmed that General Lee Bum-yoon died after seclusion in Korea. We should be grateful to General Lee Bum-yoon, who protected Korean residents in Kando and served as a senior anti-Japanese fighter after the invasion of national sovereignty. (Not only General Lee Bum-yoon, but also to many anti-Japanese soldiers and fighters...)