This study is designed to look into influential persons to Jirisan social revolution in the 17th century. Song Kwang-yu's report of a rebellion regarding to the appearance of Jinin was a false accusation case by use of a false report to further his career. The conjury book, however, is presumed to have contained a true story about the appearance of Jinin. The book had considerably spread out in Jirisan block, and even in Ahn Ik-sin's conspiracy a Jirisan's reclusive scholar Choi Hang, or a character surnamed Choi and Jinin appeared. But, Choi Hang was found to be a fictional character created by Ahn Ik-sin and his comrades with the purpose of rationalizing their rebellion. The conjury book Namsagobigyeol concretely describes the aforementioned case. Nam Sa-go(1509-1571)'s secret reports had spread out to the next generation regardless of region and class. In the early 17th century, the reports already exerted a considerable influence on society as well as Jirisan block. As a dwelling place or a heart place of influential persons to social revolution like Ahn Ik-sin and Geumsanjijeok Lee Gwang-sung, Mt. Jirisan seems to be influenced by the image Cheonghakdong passed down from generation to generation and the image came from the abundant products of Jirisan.