Do you know the monument to the Great Battle of Bukgwan?

 On July 15, 1592, the 25th year of King Seonjo's reign, Kato-gun advanced to Hamheung in the northeast with a large army of 22,000 and occupied the land 1,000 ri north of Hamgwanryeong. Almost all of the army's leaders fled after abandoning the castle, but General Jeong Mun-bu, who had no soldiers to fight, collected the righteous army and handed over the prince Im Hae-gun and Sunhwa-gun, who fled at the same time, to the Japanese army. The Battle of Gyeongseong, the Battle of Jangpyeong (1592 in Gilju), the Battle of Ssangpo, the Battle outside the south gate of Gilju (1593), the Battle of Dancheon, the Battle of Baektapgyo (1594), and the Battle of Yeojin were defeated.   At that time, General Jeong Mun-bu's major did not shine in the world, and during Lee Gwal's rebellion, King Injo evacuated to Gongju and appointed a mourning ball as vice minister, but General Jeong Mun-bu did not go to the post even after receiving the king's permission due to his abscess. Park Hong-gu was falsely accused and tortured by his mother, Oksa, but was found not guilty. However, at that time, King Injo Banjeong and others did not release it, and they continued to take issue with the Hoewang poem of the Cho Dynasty at the time of the governor of Changwon, and were killed unfairly after severe torture. On November 9, 1624, the 2nd year of King Injo's reign (1624), General Jeongmun, a hero and a master who made a great and brilliant major comparable to the Battle of Hansan in the Japanese Invasion of Korea, was unjustly tortured in prison. After 41 years of being unfairly angry, his identity was restored by the appeal of Jeong Tae-hwa of Yeonguijeong (6th year of King Hyeonjong's reign 1665), and in the 40th year of King Sukjong (1713), he was given the title of Chunguigong and was given the title of Bujeon (1788). Although late, General Jeong Mun-bu was honored with the first contribution of Seonmuwonjong for the peace of the Japanese Invasion of Korea in 1592, and the best government official (jong 1 item) was awarded to Sungkyunkwan Sungkyunkwan Hongmungwan Daejehak 5th place. General Jeong Mun-bu was born in Seoul (near Ojang-dong, Manso-dong, Hansung-bu) on February 9, the 20th year of King Myeongjong (1565), and his main house is Haeju, his pen name is Nongpo, and his pen name is Chungui. When King Seonjo 21 (1588) was 24 years old, he took the Myeonggyeong department and passed the examination, and Kim Gwi-young and Hwang Jung-wook, the city's officers, were happy to have a talent in Korea, and when he turned 27, he voluntarily received a ritual and engaged in enlightening politics. 111 years after the end of the Japanese Invasion of Korea in 1709, King Sukjong built the Bukgwan Daecheop Monument in Gilju, Hamgyeongbuk-do, in honor of the defeat of the Japanese army eight times in the Gwanbuk region. Bukgwan Daecheop Monument, which contains 187cm in height, 66cm in width, and 1,500 characters, details the activities of the righteous army in Gyeongseong and Gilju, one of the birthplaces of the three major diseases during the Japanese Invasion of Korea in 1592. However, during the 1905 Russo-Japanese War, he was the 17th Brigade Commander of the 2nd Japanese Division stationed in the area The monument, which was discovered by the major general at the appointed station and their record of defeat, was taken to Japan when he returned home and kept it in the imperial family, but is now left in the forest of the Yasukuni Shrine, a symbol of Japanese militarism.  The 187-centimeter-tall and 66-centimeter-wide monument conveys in detail the activities of righteous army during the Japanese Invasion of Korea in 1592, and is a representative symbol of national resistance in the history of the Korean Peninsula.  Then, until it was discovered in 1969 by Choi Seo-myeon, director of the International Institute of Korean Studies, Bukgwan Daecheop Monument disappeared from the memory of Koreans.  The Korean government and related organizations launched a campaign to return the monument, but the Japanese government said, "It is difficult for the government to intervene in accordance with the principle of separation of church and state," and Yasukuni said, "The original location is North Korea." More than 30 years have passed since the return to Korea has not been made, as he repeatedly said, "We are not willing to return it to Korea."