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  The aim of this article is to comprehend the Yeo-river(驪江) as an
area of a pseudo fisherman in the late Korea dynasty.
  In Eobuga(漁父歌, songs of pseudo fisherman), We have understood the area of a fisherman as imaginary and out of concrete. But in the late Korea dynasty, especially in the 14th century, the Yeo-river was newly recognized as a concrete living foundation of a pseudo fisherman.
  The Yeo-river is located in South Han-river at present, was far off Kaegyeong(開京, the capital of Korea dynasty), was an area of exile, had a very beautiful scenery, and had fertile farms.
  The foundational factors of a pseudo fisherman is as followings. First, the blue bamboo hat and green reedy coat, second, a fishing-rod and a place for fishing, third, leaned wind and a drizzle, forth, a small boat, and so on.
  The Yeo-river as an area of a pseudo fisherman is classified two groups. One is Lee-jip(李集, 1327～1387) and Kim-guyong(金九容, 1338～1384) who experienced the lives of fisherman in the Yeo-river,
the other is Lee-saek(李穡, 1328～1396) who had a hope of gain and wishing to see a very beautiful scenery in the Yeo-river.
  We are able to imagine a picture as follows.
  It drizzle in the riverside of Yeo-river. A pseudo fisherman is fishing with a hook at a mossy stone putting wear the blue bamboo hat and green reedy coat. The lunar light is mysterious in a small boat. In cross site a cool wind is leaned. And a man is very comfortable out of confused.

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