Admiral Yi Sun-shin's Kim Wan.

 Kim Wan 1577 (Seonjo 10) to 1635 (Artificial 13). military retainers of the mid-Joseon Period The main building is Gimhae. It's a sleeping phrase. I'm from Yeongam, South Jeolla Province. His father is Lee Seong-hyeon-gam, the highest ancestor. During the Japanese Invasion of Korea in 1597, he was known for his bravery at an early age and entered the military under the command of Lee Bok-nam, a Jeolla soldier, and passed the military examination in the summer of 1597 and returned from his term. About 20 people in Sain, Cho Kyung-nam, and Gungjang-hyeon and about 10 people in Dunwonnaechon were cut down, and dozens of people were cut down by themselves in Janggi, where the descendants called this rock "Hemma." The following year, while staying in Namwon with Lee Kwang-ak, a soldier in Jeolla Province, Han Deok-soo, who innocent his father to death, tried to kill Kwon Yul, who came for a medical checkup, but failed. In 1601 (the 34th year of King Seonjo's reign), he became a Sofaa Gwongwan and a training officer and was in charge of transporting military supplies sent from the Ming Dynasty. He became a propaganda officer in 1603, served as Geummopo Manho the following year, and Namwon Judge in 1607. Later, he came up to Seoul and shot Han Deok-soo, but was imprisoned for years without killing him. In 1615 (7th year of Gwanghaegun County), he passed the state examination, became a Gosan-ri Cheomsa, and was enshrined in Jeolchu-gun the following year and Naegeumjang in 1618, and was soon elected as Manpo Cheomsa. In 1622, he served as Pyeongan Jwa-do Defense Agency, Pyeongan-do Defense Agency the following year, and Changseong Defense Agency. In 1624 (the 2nd year of King Injo's reign), when Lee Gwal's rebellion broke out, he was the vanguard of Jangman, the enemy, and was published in the 3rd place of Jinmugongsin and sealed in Hakseong-gun. He was then offered to Guseong Busa, but resigned due to illness, and after that, he was reinstated and became a Jeonlaususa through the Vice Minister, but was temporarily imprisoned for conspiracy. After that, he was released soon, and in 1634, he served as a trainee government and Hwanghae-do soldier. It is posthumously awarded to the Military Manpower Administration, and its posthumous name is Yangmu.