Nojeokbong Peak is only a rocky mountain of 60m above sea level, but it contains the spirit of Admiral Yi Sun-shin, who defeated the Japanese enemy. While leading the Myeongnyang Battle, which seemed impossible with 12 ships during the Jeongyujae War, to victory and reorganizing the battle line, Joseon's military and military beauty was far from enough, and it was in danger of falling if the Japanese invasion immediately. At this time, Nojeokbong Peak played a very large role. While the Japanese enemy's ship camped off Yudalsan Mountain and was examining the situation of the Joseon army, Admiral Yi Sun-shin used Nojeokbong Peak to use camouflage tactics. Cover the Nojeokbong Rock with a straw and make it look like a mountain At dawn, the white soil was poured into the seawater to make it look like rice water, so the Japanese soldiers withdrew themselves because they thought there were many soldiers. After this happened, this peak was called Nojeokbong Peak. Go far to the west the prince's body in danger from the north a righteous servant who cares about his country It's time for the generals to make merit. I swear to the sea, I can feel the dragon You know the vegetation in the oath to the mountains If you defeat all Lee Won-soo, I'll die. Isn't the dragon of the sea that I felt in Yi Sun-sin's poem "Jinjung-eum"? Is the sworn mountain Yudalsan Mountain? When I raise my eyes thinking about Woo Moon Hyeon-dap alone, the towering rock looks down at me and smiles broadly. The legend of Nojeokbong Peak in Bibongsan Mountain, Sujeong-ri, Geumseong-myeon, Uiseong-gun, Gyeongsangbuk-do, is like Nojeokbong Peak in Mokpo, which is said to have been surrounded by enemies during the Samhan period and covered the mountain peak with straw to look like Nojeokgari. Nojeokbong Peak across from Deokso in Namyangju-si, Gyeonggi-do, is said to have created Nojeokbong Peak for the same purpose during the Imjin War in Haengjusanseong Fortress, where Byeonhyeop is located in cats in Gyeonggi-do. This Nojeokbong Peak is a disguise arising from the relationship between war and food shortage, and the drinking water shortage is as painful as the food shortage, so it is said that the story that induced the enemy to retreat is told. This type of narrative can occur regardless of the actual war as the respect and desire for victory for the general, who was surrounded by the Japanese, is linked to the mountain peak, which looks like a nobleman. Victory in favorable conditions is natural, but the subject of the narrative is that it is won with wisdom in unfavorable conditions. The large rock face, which looks like Admiral Yi Sun-shin is commanding, protects Mokpo, the gateway to the southwest coast, along with the statue of Admiral Yi Sun-shin on the opposite side. It is said that receiving the energy of Nojeokbong Peak is also good for health, making it a new tourist attraction as it is popular with those who visit to make wishes with Dasanmok.