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This study is to narrate anecdotes about 『Bangyesurok(磻溪隨錄)』written by Yu Hyoung-won following historical context and to examine the publication process and meaning of it as, in spite of Namin(南人)’s book about administration, it was able to be published by receiving government’s support in the king Young-jo(英祖), the late Joseon Dynasty. It spread over the nation due to immediate family including his son, Yu Ha and the academic fellows like Bae Sang-yu. It greatly influenced Namin scholars who read it to conceive their own reformation ideology. As it is a book about administration to suggest a specific reform plan that can realize the confucian ideal politics, Noron also formed public opinion to recognize and accept its value at government policy even though they were hostile political power toward Namin. Finally it was published with government support. The publication, however, was not just to publicate it, but to become a part of the Tangpyoung politics that the king Young-jo had pushed ahead with. The proposal was developed that it be published for the reference of government administration while Tangpyoung political situation had been made up by the king Young-jo. The idea of Yu Hyoung-won could be shared and spreaded in Noron in an effort of Hong Gye- hee who belonged to Noron.