[100 Challenge] Song E Yoon_11

In the 7th year of the collapse of the Korean Empire (the 17th year of Jeongsa; 1917), Gye Yeon-soo, a Pyeongan-do man, went to Taebaeksan Mountain to collect medicine and saw that it was "Cheonbugyeong" carved by Choi Chi-won, a Silla scholar, on a cliff. Perhaps Shin 志, a servant of Dangun, carved a statue of the Buddha in a 篆 book and erected it at the birthplace of Dangun, but he fled the mountain in fear of Choi Chi-won being caught and solved it and engraved it again. Gye Yeon-soo thought it strange and returned to the world, so he rubbed it and passed it on to the world…

— Kim Taek-young (Kim 澤榮), "The Complete Collection of Soho-dang" (1922)