is located at - * 100 Baekam-ni, Yeomchi-myeon, Asan, Chungnam Hyeonchungsa was constructed in 1706 at the petition of the Confucian students in Asan in the 30th year of King Sukjong of the Joseon Dynasty (1704) with an aim of performing religious services in honor of Admiral Yi Sun-shin, Chungmugong by his pen name. In the following year the king conferred its name board. By order of Daewongun to abolish all the private schools across the country in. 1865, the Hyeonchungsa Shrine was closed for the time being but was permitted to reinstate the portrait scroll of Yi Sun-shin through the efforts of the Dong-A Ilbo newspaper company in 1932. In 1962, the relics display hall was opened and in 1966, they made the premises a sanctuary and dedicated the work in1967. Since then, the Shrine has been expanded and repaired several times. The present sanctuary spans 163,096 pyeong and its main facilities include the main hall, old main hall, relics hall, an old house, an archery practice ground, "Red Arrow Gate, "Red Gate, and the tomb of Yi Myeon, son of Admiral Yi Sun-shin.