 There
is the 『Myo-saem』 which is a stream in the green mountains where
the rabbit left his liver he had taken out and washed before he
went into the sea palace carried by the turtle, in order to escape
from a critical situation. 『No-ru-mi-jae』 where the rabbit, who
returned to land in a narrow escape from death, disappeared after
making fun of the turtle, saying that there is no such animal that
roams about without his liver. 『Turtle Rock (Deok Rock)』 which
is what the dead turtle turned into, 『Gung-ap』 located in front
of the sea palace, 『An-gung』, etc prove the fact that it is “Byuljubujeon
Village.” Yong-sae-gol – it is known as the first place on
land the turtle arrived, in order to obtain the raw liver of a rabbit
on the order of the Dragon King. There is also a myth that the Dragon
King climbed up and down the place following the clear water of
green hills and forests.
Norumijae – It is named so because it is similar to the
tail of a noru (roe deer). The rabbit lured by the turtle’s words
goes to the sea palace (水宮) by riding on the back of a turtle,
but escapes back to land in a narrow escape by lying to the Dragon
King. Norumijae is where the rabbit disappeared after making fun
of the turtle, saying "What kind of an animal would roam without
his liver?"
Jara Rock – The rabbit who went into the sea palace due
to the sugared words of the jara (byuljubu) lied and escaped to
land in a narrow escape. The rabbit makes fun of the turtle saying
"What kind of an animal would roam without his liver,"
and runs off to Norumijae forest. So the jara laments that he was
deceived by the rabbit because he lacked loyalty to his king, and
dies facing towards the Dragon King. This rock is what turned of
the dead jara, and thus this rock is called Jara Rock or Deok Rock.
Myosaem-After the rabbit was lured by the jara (byuljubu) into
the sea palace riding on the back of the jara, the Dragon King tied
up the rabbit and ordered him to take out his liver. The rabbit
lied that he "took out the liver, washed it in clear stream
water of green hills and forests, and hid it.” The stream is this
"Myosaem."
Also, the location of this Myosaem has been slightly altered
to the current location due to a large scale arable land readjustment
project.
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