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The four precious results are beard below after thorough study of Jeoneul(ï±ëà)'s descended piece and main citation reference from Song(áä) era. 1. Jeoneul(ï±ëà)'s historical period seems that he finished his life in the age of 82, from Cheonseong(ô¸á¡) 10years(Year 1032) to Jeonghwa(ïÙûú) 3years(Year 1113) in North Song(ÝÁáä) era. However, it also seems that his life terminated Seonhwa(à¾ûú)êªÒ´in 1119. The title of "Soayakjeungjikgyeol(á³ä®å·ñûòÁÌÁ)" was reflected in "Sagojeonseo(ÞÌÍ·îïßö)" as "Soayakjeungjikgyeol(á³ä®å·ñûòÁÌÁ)", however according to various of previous descended references and citations indicate that "Soayakjeungjikgyeol(á³ä®å·ñûòÁÌÁ)" is more appropriate than "Soayakjeungjikgyeol(á³ä®å·ñûòÁÌÁ)". Furthermore, the name, Yeomhyochung(ç¢üøõ÷), who edited the reference "Soayakjeungjikgyeol(á³ä®å·ñûòÁÌÁ)" was appeared as Yeomgyechung(ç¢üøõ÷) in many different old references. Thus, even though, Sagogoan(ÞÌͷν) and Juhakhae(ñ²ùÊú) looked as Yeomgyechung(ç¢üøõ÷), but it seems Yeomhyochung(ç¢üøõ÷) in "Songsa(áäÞÈ)" Yemunji(çÝÙþò¤) is more authentic than others. 2. When first edition of "Soayakjeungjikgyeol(á³ä®å·ñûòÁÌÁ)" was published, Yeomhyochung(ç¢üøõ÷)'s the first book of "Yeomssisoabangnon(ç¢ä«á³ä®Û°Öå)" and the first chapter of Yugi's "Jeonjungyangjeon(ï±ñêåÕîî)" were attached in one book. Not long after of the first edition, Donggeup(ÔÝÐã)'s first book of "Soabanjinbigeupbangnon(á³ä®ÚèòÖÝáÐáÛ°Öå)" and Jeoneul(ï±ëà)'s additional attachment was added in prescription reference. Among these references which were published in Song era, the original copy which Jinsegeol(òçá¦Ëø) published in Chung era in Ganghi(ˬý÷) 58years (Year 1719) was remained and the first edition that Yangsugyeong(åÅáúÌ×) collected in Japan was published in "(lbonbangseoji(ìíÜâÛ¾ßöò¤)" called Seonhwabon(à¾ûúÜâ). 3. Ungjonglip(ê¨ðóØ¡)'s "LyujeungjuseokJeonssisoabanggyeol(×¾ñûñ¼à·ï±ä«á³ä®Û°ÌÁ)", Seolgi(ààÐù)'s "Gyojeongjeonssisoayakjeungjikgyeol(Îèïáï±ä«á³ä®å·ñûòÁÌÁ)" Muyeongjeon-Chuijinbon(ÙëçÈîüö©òÒÜâ) were followed Yangsugyeong(åÅáúÌ×)'s called Seonhwabon(à¾ûúÜâ) theory, in addition Yubang(êåÛ²)'s "Yuyusinseo(êêêêãæßö)" and "Soayakjeungjikgyeol(á³ä®å·ñûòÁÌÁ)" quoted from Chosun "Euibangyuchui(ì¢Û°×¾ö©)" also followed Yangsugyeong(åÅáúÌ×)'s called Seonhwabon(à¾ûúÜâ) theory. On the other hand, Jinsegeol(òçá¦Ëø)'s Gisudangbon(ÑÃâ³ÓÑÜâ) and reprinted Juhakhaebon(ñ²ùÊúÜâ) belong to parts of Songbokganbon(áäÝ¥ÊÊÜâ). 4. In major references and citation materials descended from "Soayakjeungjikgyeol(á³ä®å·ñûòÁÌÁ)", Yubang(×±Û²)'s "Yuyusinseo(êêêêãæßö)" and "Soauisaengchongaminonbang(á³ä®êÛßæõÅÚ°ÖåÛ°)" were cited in Song era and some related parts in "Yeongnakdaejeon(çµÕ¥ÓÞîð)", "Soayakjeungjikgyeol(á³ä®å·ñûòÁÌÁ)" related sections, Ungjonglip(ê¨ðóØ¡)'s reedited and annotated part of "Lyujeungjuseokjeonssisoabanggyeol(×¾ñûñ¼à·ï±ä«á³ä®Û°ÌÁ)", Seolgi(ààÐù)'s proof reading and annotated "Gyojujeonssisoayakjeungjingyeol(Îèñ¼ï±ä«á³ä®å·ñûòÁÌÁ)", "Euibangyuchui(ì¢Û°×¾ö©)"'s quotation. In Chung(ôè)era, Jinsegeol(òçá¦Ëø)'s re-published reference, Gisudangbon(ÑÃâ³ÓÑÜâ), which was simply printed in Song and proof read and republished Juhakhaebon(ñ²ùÊúÜâ), Muyeongjeonchuijinbon(ÙëçÈîüö©òÒÜâ) compiled from "Yeongnakdaejeon(çµÕ¥ÓÞîð)", Yangsugyeong(åÅáúÌ×)'s "Jeonssisoayakjeungjikgyeol(ï±ä«á³ä®å·ñûòÁÌÁ)" mentioned in "Ilbonbangseoji(ìíÜâÛ¾ßöò¤)", Jangsui's annotation, "Soayakjeungjikgyeoljeonjeong(á³ä®å·ñûòÁÌÁï¨ïá)" and Simgeumo(ä¡ÐÝè§)'s "Yuguaseokmi(êêΡà·Úº)" which was applied Jeoneul(ï±ëà)'s theory and prescription.
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