Ahn Gyu Hong, a righteous army commander from a farmhand.

 The first time I encountered Lee, a children's biographical collection published by a publishing company, "The Way of Love and Filial piety in the Country," is roughly pressuring. The picture was encountered in math or writing books when I was in the second grade of elementary school. (It was in the third grade of elementary school.) This book was withdrawn from Cheongsan-ri after the independent army ran out of bullets.It's funny to see it now, but it was a book that I once enjoyed reading. I went somewhere else for a while. Ahn Gyu-hong was born in Boseong, Jeollanam-do in 1879. When he was young, his family was very poor, so Ahn Gyu-hong lived in a nearby rich family, or farmhand. As you know, after Japan-Korea Treaty of 1905, the Japanese came in on a large scale (they couldn't build anything on their mainland...) and began to take over Korea's interests. In particular, the exploitation of Japanese imperialism was harsh in Samnam in the south. Therefore, Ahn Kyu-hong is angry because he heard Japan's behavior in Joseon, but now that he pushes in and steals it, won't he be angry? Ahn Gyu-hong is a nearby self-defense group (self-defense against other thinking haters). I went to the nobleman who formed it. Let's form a righteous army with them. But you're welcome, the noblemen refused at once. Ahn Gyu-hong finally became a great disease in 1908. At this time, the person who helped him was Ahn Cham-bong, who hired him as a servant. Ahn Cham-bong was the one who provided military funds to Ahn Gyu-hong's righteous army, and Ahn Gyu-hong, who thought it would harm the righteous rich, was able to safely take the military funds given by Ahn Cham-bong by disguising them as "looting." His troops finally began their activities, and one of his troops' executives was Kang Sung-in. He went around causing inconvenience, and even if Ahn Kyu-hong said, "Self-defense," he didn't pretend to hear it. No matter how much virtue it is, it will be unbearable if it goes against the unit's strategy. Finally, Ahn Kyu-hong executes Kang Sung-in. Ahn Kyu-hong's unit will continue to play in Jeonnam. He attacked Pocheong and repelled the Japanese military police stationed there. As a result, Japanese military commander Masaki Watanabe chased Ahn Kyu-hong's righteous army with a group of troops. They might have thought that the Joseon righteous army was nothing because they had already won the Russo-Japanese War, but you're welcome! The Joseon righteous army was not an army that built fortresses in Manchuria and fired ignorant guns. It was a guerrilla force that was wandering around, poking loopholes in the enemy and escaping. Eventually, Watanabe was lured to a place called Unwolchi to be discovered. On top of that, when Ahn Kyu-hong's righteous army raided the main camp, Watanabe ran away. However, after hiding for a while to recover from the Japanese surprise attack, they reappear and join forces with each righteous army to punish pro-Japanese group, Japanese exploiter, and Japanese troops. Oh, but in that notorious subjugation of Namhan University, Ahn Gyu-hong, the Righteous Army Commander, had no choice but to do so. Righteous Army Commander Ahn Kyu-hong disbanded the righteous army promising for the future. Sergeant Ahn was arrested in Boseong. After that, he died in prison. There were many righteous army commander, but if I were to select three righteous army commander representing the common people, I would choose Shin Dol-seok, Ahn Gyu-hong, and Kim Soo-min units. The commoner's army fought better than the noblemen. But the noblemen ignored them. Righteous Army Commander Shin Dol-seok was also abandoned by them. I'm very curious what would have happened if these were combined.