This calligraphic work in seal script by Heo Mok (1595-1682, pen-name: Misu) is contained in Haedong myeongpilcheop (A Selection of Calligraphy by Master Calligraphers in Korea). Heo remained faithful to the original form of Confucianism, and in line with this regarded the style of calligraphy developed prior to Wang Xizhi (303-361) to be the ideal. He eventually developed his own style based on the old seal script but characterized by bizarrely trembling strokes. Most of his surviving epitaphs carved on monuments and other calligraphic works display this unique seal script.